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More Lakefront Parking Buzz

May 30, 2009  /  By

According to this editorial, the Park District may look to go the way the city did with its new lakefront parking meters and lease them to a third party. This is obviously a bad idea not only considering how well the city deal is working out, but also because of the impact high rates will have on neighborhood parking in Edgewater, Uptown and Lakeview.

Make your voice heard at an upcoming Park District meeting on Wednesday, June 10 at 4 p.m., at the Park District Headquarters at 541 N. Fairbanks, 8th floor.

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  • Man On The Street

    Still don’t get why they limit the meter time to 15 minutes per quarter instead of longer on streets like Bryn Mawr. It’s different than most streets in that it has a lot of restaurants for one stretch. Wouldn’t you want people to stay longer and spend more instead of having to hustle out to their care every few minutes to feet the damn meter? in an area with a lot of retail shopping business that might make sense, but in areas where you might want the customers to stay longer, what’s the point in hustling them out.?



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