On-street parking time limits and vandalism
Summary
Vandals have hit city parking signage hard, and sturdier replacements are planned. The commission also declined to extend on-street time limits past 90 minutes, keeping longer stays pointed toward ramps and lots.
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Last discussed Jul 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
Replacing vandalized signs will cost the city money, though no figure was given.
Short-term parkers and people with accessibility needs keep priority spots; off-street facilities gain longer-stay customers.
Drivers hoping to park on the street longer than 90 minutes will need to use a ramp or lot instead.
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