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DuBois Council Tables Action on Updated Parking Ordinance

by Steven McDole
Friday, June 1, 2018
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This picture, taken by GANT News correspondent Steven McDole, depicts parking that would be forbidden under the proposed update to the parking ordinance.

DUBOIS – On Tuesday, members of DuBois City Council were presented with Council Bill 1933, an update to the parking ordinance.

The proposed bill currently forbids:

  • Parking in a right-of-way off the street.
  • Parking between the roadway (curbed and uncurbed) and a sidewalk.

Parking will be permitted in a driveway, so long as the sidewalk isn’t being blocked.

“A lot of people are correcting things, but there is still a big issue with parking,” said Councilman Jim Aughenbaugh.

Council members resumed their debate with regards to properties, at which previous owners – some from decades ago – constructed driveways that shouldn’t have been permitted.

As a result, the council voted to table discussion until the work session meeting to be held at 4 p.m. July 7.

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