Changes to our Parking Policies Proposed by City Councilor Wu

1.1 min readBy Published On: April 24th, 2019Categories: News0 Comments on Changes to our Parking Policies Proposed by City Councilor Wu

Changes could be coming to parking polices

As residents of one of the most congested neighborhoods in Boston, we realize that something needs to be done about the parking situation. We’ve been frustrated by the fact that parking is scarce and you sometimes have to park blocks away only to pass numerous out of state plates on your walk back home. Well, City Councilor At-Large Michelle Wu is proposing some changes to our parking polices.

 

At Wednesday’s City Council meeting (at 12pm) Wu will  introduce her proposal which includes a $25 parking permit fee, a Visitor Parking pass, an a neighborhood parking census.

On Tuesday, twitter exploded with opinions and debate on the fee for parking permits.

The last time the city made any changes to the on street parking policies city-wide was way back in the 1980’s. There was 100,000 fewer people living here.  A few year’s back City Councilor Bill Linehan issued a 7-day Resident Only Parking pilot.   Clearly something needs to be done but what exactly?  What do you think?

You can read the full proposal here! 

 

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