Summary
Trustees debated banning overnight street parking village-wide, but no decision was made. The board will first review the 2022 Colliers parking study and may form a residents' committee before commissioning a new study that could cost up to $200,000. Residents without driveways, renters, and overnight workers pushed back hard.
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Last discussed Mar 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
A new village-wide study could cost up to $200,000, based on the $195,860 price of the 2022 study.
Emergency responders and plows would get clearer streets if a ban or narrowed parking rules are adopted.
Renters, families without driveways, and overnight shift workers could lose their only parking options under a total ban.
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