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"This adjustment in the permit parking plan was originally proposed by the Parking Solutions Task Force created by the Mayor in June," Kotzuba said. "But the Task Force only asked for eight streets. The list was expanded quite a bit because of input we received from residents and businesses. What this does is give non-residents more spaces to use except in the very early morning hours, so people coming to Somerville to shop, dine or visit friends aren't dependent solely on meters or the use of visitor passes.
In a separate announcement, Kotzuba said that the fourteen-member Parking Solutions Task Force (PSTF) would be adding two new members. "One of the most active groups in organizing around parking issues is the Somerville Parking Advocacy and Reform Coalition, or SPARC," said Kotzuba. The Mayor has asked the head of SPARC, Courtney Koslow, to join the Task force in its ongoing efforts to implement new parking policies. He has also responded to a request made at the August 13th Traffic Board hearing to appoint someone to the PSTF who directly represents the interests of our artists and arts community. Kotzuba said he expected to be able to name an appointee within the next week to 10 days.