Fernandina Beach's Paid Parking Battle

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Fernandina Beach's Paid Parking Battle

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Fernandina Beach's Paid Parking Battle

Tension Rises in Fernandina Beach: A Legal Battle Over Paid ParkingA political action committee in Fernandina Beach, Florida, has filed a lawsuit against the city, challenging its authority to implement a paid parking program without a public vote. The city commission is set to vote tonight on an ordinance establishing paid parking, with hourly rates ranging from two to four dollars. Local business owners, like Jeff Freese, oppose the move, warning it could harm small businesses already struggling. The lawsuit argues that only voters should decide on such a significant measure, potentially pushing the issue to a referendum in August. City officials claim the program could generate approximately two million dollars annually for downtown improvements. The situation highlights the tension between city development plans and community input.

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