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 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.
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 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.
Michael Wright on Nov 24, 2020
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
Collecting fees from the most sought-after parking spaces in Sag Harbor sounds like a no-brainer, right? Especially when the plan doesn’t call for cluttering the sidewalk with meters or payment kiosks. But a proposal that has gained the favor of the Sag Harbor Village Board to charge to park at most spaces on Long Wharf and Main Street in the village’s business district through a smartphone app administered by ParkMobile has raised concerns it will shut out those who most need to park on Main Street — senior citizens. The question of what to do about seniors who may not ... 19 Jan 2021 by Stephen J. Kotz
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Michael Wright on Nov 24, 2020