In September, 2,518 vehicles paid for parking in the Washington and Main city lot, with a net revenue of $5,931, said City Manager Jonathan Smith in his weekly report to the community, Oct. 7.
The city issued 225 parking citations city-wide, ten in the month were 225, with a net income of approximately $4,151, Smith said.
“Less than one percent of vehicles parked in the city,” he said.
By vote of the City Council, parking fee and citation revenue will only be used to maintain roads, sidewalks and parking lots in the city, he said.
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