CAPE MAY – Acting on the request of the city’s Business Improvement District, Cape May City Council introduced an ordinance April 3 to keep metered parking on Carpenter’s Lane, Lyle Lane, and Mansion Street near Washington Mall from April 1 through Dec. 31. Under existing regulations, the meters begin May 1 and end Oct. 31.
According to Council member Bea Pessagno, business owners complained that they have no place to park their cars and that their customers find parking difficult because employees take the spaces as soon as meters are no longer in use.
There will be a second reading and public hearing at the May 8 council meeting.
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