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REPEAT PARKING VIOLATIONS
To all business owners and employees in Ridgewood
important notice about parking!
Please read carefully.
Effective November 1, 2014
The Village of Ridgewood will begin strictly enforcing
REPEAT PARKING VIOLATIONS – on that date the police department will begin issuing tickets to vehicles that remain in a parking space beyond 3 hours.
The Village of Ridgewood will begin strictly enforcing
REPEAT PARKING VIOLATIONS – on that date the police department will begin issuing tickets to vehicles that remain in a parking space beyond 3 hours.
This means that you will no longer be able to extend the time at the parking meter by adding additional quarters to the meters at the end of the time allowed.
The Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce and the Village of Ridgewood have arranged for a limited number of employeeparking spaces at the former Ken Smith Motors Lot (at the corner of N. Broad St. and Franklin Ave)
Beginning October 20, 2014, PARKING PERMITS maybe purchased at Village Hall (first floor receptionist desk)-for $80 per month -Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm – you must have proof of employment and your driver’s license with you at the time of purchase – cash/check and/or credit cards accepted.
For additional information call
Village Hall 201-670-5500 x 200
Spaces at Ken Smith are extremely limited.
PLEASE REMEMBER YOU WILL BE TICKETED FOR REPEAT PARKING VIOLATIONS.
Beginning October 20, 2014, PARKING PERMITS maybe purchased at Village Hall (first floor receptionist desk)-for $80 per month -Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm – you must have proof of employment and your driver’s license with you at the time of purchase – cash/check and/or credit cards accepted.
For additional information call
Village Hall 201-670-5500 x 200
Spaces at Ken Smith are extremely limited.
PLEASE REMEMBER YOU WILL BE TICKETED FOR REPEAT PARKING VIOLATIONS.
This is all so confusing. Let’s all just stay at home.
The Council knows what their talking about and their the only ones. Where is the leadership ?
W.C. Fields
“If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bullshit.”
Believe me, I am definitely no fan of the Village Government, but this is a good move. Far too many spaces are taken up with these kinds of all-day parkers who have the ability to keep feeding the meter.
Once the persistent parkers are gone, you will see there is no need for a garage.
The time limit is still 2 hours. The 3 hour ordinance has not yet taken effect.
Are we planning to chalk tires, or have we finally moved out of the Stone Age?
Remember those ‘security cameras’ that were around a few years ago?
To much CSI. You can’t see anything with those cameras.
Hey Ridgewood, the American History Museum called. They heard you still used old-fashioned coin meters and they want to see if you have any spare units that they can put in the museum as an exhibit.
Not sure what cams Ridgewood was using, but in another state where I have friends in Law enforcement, their cams in town can zoom in and they are so clear they can count the # of pimples someone has.
And how much did they cost?
1 Cost of high resolution cameras to cover all streets involver. At 10 to 15 because where the lic plate is located and the angle of the camera. Cost of installation( Poles and transmitting equipment ) Maintenance. Recording devices to retain evidence if someone pleads no guilty . Personal to review the pictures and wright the violation. Life of the equipment .
2 One piece of chalk and one parking enforcement officer.
3 No one is watching you scratch.
They could do a video on the iphone as they walk, then retrace their steps.
Cheap, and problem solved.
That may work #14. Im just old school.