Council approve changes to Downtown Parking Program

Posted by Camille DeVaul | Nov 22, 2023

PASO ROBLES — Changes are again coming to the downtown parking program in Paso Robles. After heavy discussion at the Tuesday, Nov. 21 City Council meeting, council members came to a conclusion for some changes to the program.

With a 3-2 vote — Councilmen Chris Bausch and Fred Strong voting no — council approved $1 per hour from minute one of each parking session, signage and kiosk operations will be improved for clarity. These changes will come to downtown in early 2024.

The City will also issue unlimited senior parking permits for residents over 65 years old within the City limits for one vehicle per household.

See a full story covering the downtown parking discussion in next week’s issue of Paso Robles Press.

The next regular City Council meeting is on Tuesday, Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m.

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Camille DeVaul

Camille DeVaul joined the 13 Stars Media team in 2020 as a community writer focused on Paso Robles and Templeton. Now, as our Content Editor, she is dedicated to sharing the stories of our community with the highest standards of journalistic integrity. Camille collaborates closely with the Publisher on all North County publications, including Morro Bay Life and Central Coast Living, ensuring our readers receive factual, unbiased information. She also oversees our San Luis Obispo County editorial team, managing over 15 freelance writers and photographers. Outside of work, Camille enjoys spending time with her family on their bean farm, has a passion for horses, and loves connecting with the community. Have a story idea? Reach out to Camille at editor@13stars.media.