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The committee voted 4-0 to recommend updated annual fees for privately owned offsite parking facilities and voted 3-0, with one abstention, to recommend new criminal-record authorization language for used-car dealer applicants.
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The proposed parking fee would replace the $100-per-vehicle charge with $200 annually, including a $100 base fee for the first nine spaces and $20 for each additional space. The used-car dealer change would require applicants to authorize city personnel to access their criminal record rather than submit their own report. Both measures were recommended to the City Council; proposals on residential parking requirements, rodent controls, and parking on private ways remained tabled.
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