Ridgewood officials to reopen talks on parking at high school
MONDAY NOVEMBER 12, 2012, 2:36 PM
THE RIDGEWOOD NEWS
The Village Council and Ridgewood school officials will reopen discussion on the feasibility of improved parking at Ridgewood High School (RHS).
Mayor Paul Aronsohn said that he and Councilwoman Gwenn Hauck recently met with district officials about a parking plan that would impact Heermance Place as well as other village roads in the high school’s vicinity.
At last week’s council work session, Aronsohn said he would like to invite Superintendent Daniel Fishbein and Board of Education President Sheila Brogan to a future meeting and present the proposal.
Earlier this year, the Ridgewood Council struck down a district plan that called for the village to designate 12 parking spots on Heermance, the one-way road that runs in front of RHS, as staff-only parking. At the time, those spaces were open to faculty and students on a first-come, first serve basis.
Maybe school teachers could take a bus to school.
The campaign promises must be kept.
Public street first come first serve!
This is a no brainer. It is a public street and everyone should be treated equally. How did this topic come up again, because it is a new Council?