Summary
The council was set to extend meter hours to Sundays in downtown, uptown and mid-city with a $141.50 resident permit program. After objections over affordability, the motion was withdrawn — Sundays stay free, but the city forgoes about $1.4 million budgeted this year and $2.8 million a year after.
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Last discussed Jan 27, 2026.
Impact analysis
Loses about $1.4 million budgeted this fiscal year and $2.8 million annually, adding to the city's $88.8 million deficit.
Renters and residents without driveways near metered streets keep free Sunday parking.
The city's general fund, already facing a deficit, loses budgeted parking revenue.
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