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Smart Loading Zones Pilot to Be Extended with No End Date.
Written by Chris Maury
- Smart loading zones are free for 15 minutes and enforced via camera (see below for rates).
- The goal is to promote turnover in what are designed to be temporary spots, reducing double parking and increasing traffic safety.
- Councilperson Gross expressed concern about the risks of revenue sharing with private entities, raising some of the risk factors in those public-private contracts.
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