Politics & Government
Document: Trustee's Parking Amnesty Analysis
Over the past three years, monthly meter collections have ranged from a low of $78,000 to as much as $153,000.
As noted in a Monday story about Port Chester's parking ticket amnesty, the village's trustees are at odds over the program's effectiveness.
One thing they did agree on: Direct village management to "smooth out" parking revenue by making sure ticket-writing is more consistent.
"This is definitely a management issue," Mayor Dennis Pilla said after viewing data on meter collections during last week's trustee meeting.
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The attached document was presented during that meeting by Trustee Daniel Brakewood. The analysis includes data from 35 months of parking meter collection in the village, from low-points ($78,000 on parking tickets in October of 2010) to high points, such as the $153,000 collected in April of 2009, or the $152,000 collected in November.
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