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The committee voted 5-0 to discharge a duplicative fall parking ordinance and refer a revised temporary resident-parking ordinance to the full City Council for second and final passage. The revision would begin temporary parking protections on September 15 and add 13 Hawthorne Blvd. to October-only rooftop parking provisions.
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The proposed fall resident-parking period would start September 15 instead of October 1 and run through November 1, while rooftop parking provisions would remain limited to October. The committee did not advance a decision on resident sticker visitor passes; it left that issue in committee after discussing problems with the online license-plate registration system. Salem currently has 108 streets designated for resident-only parking, about 14% of its 600 streets.
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