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East Hampton Village Wrestles With How To Charge For Parking

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East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs.

East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs.

East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs. MICHAEL HELLER MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs. MICHAEL HELLER

East Hampton Village will enforce it's parking rules, in whatever form they wind up taking, with its new scanner-mounted vehicle rather than traditional chalk sticks in the hands of young TCOs. MICHAEL HELLER MICHAEL HELLER

authorMichael Wright on Jan 20, 2021
East Hampton Village officials are continuing to wrestle with exactly how to implement plans to charge for parking in the downtown’s public lots, so as not to handicap businesses, while... more

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