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East Hampton, Sag Harbor Parking Programs Would Allow For More Time, Better Spots, For A Fee

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The parking slip dispensers at East Hampton Village's parking lots will be gone next summer as the village implements a new "auto-chalk" and paid parking program that will rely on license plate scans and a mobile app to put flexible time limits on parking.

East Hampton Village will be moving to a license plate scanning system and smartphone app system that will allow car owners to pay to extend the amount of time their car will be parked to avoid a ticket.

East Hampton and Sag Harbor villages plan to implement new smartphone app-based parking systems next spring that will allow car owners to extend the amount of time they are allowed... more

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