Councilor Michelle Wu wants to impose fees on residential parking in the city of Boston. During the regular city council meeting, Wu called for a hearing about potentially charging $25 for one residential parking permit. Wu said residents would have to prove their residency, and there would be no limit on how many permits a Read More…
The City of Boston and the team at the Government Center Garage have agreed to extend the free parking for North End residents impacted by cafe zones. The offer will now conclude at midnight on October 31. This parking offer was introduced in mid-June, shortly after the cafe zones, created so restaurants could offer outdoor Read More…
Joseph Pace, property owner at 42 Cross Street, is seeking a zoning change from commercial space to allow for parking on the property. Represented by Giovanni Demambro at the September 14, 2015 North End / Waterfront Neighborhood Council (NEWNC) meeting, it was explained that the building will be torn down and replaced with 12 parking spaces. The Read More…
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