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  • Parking in Framingham Public Forum

    FRAMINGHAM, MA — The Town of Framingham, through its consultant the BETA Group Inc., is conducting a study of Framingham’s parking issues.

    The study will evaluate the Town’s current parking policies, particularly the two-hour limit and the ban on overnight parking. The Town is interested in hearing what citizens and businesses have to say about parking in Framingham.

    A public forum about parking is scheduled for:

    January 7, 2009 – 7:00 PM
    The Blumer Room, (in the basement of Memorial Hall)

    Come hear about what BETA has found regarding the Town’s parking issues, how other communities regulate parking, and what options are on the table to improve the situation. Please attend and let the Town and its representatives know what you think. They want to ensure that our parking regulations work for everyone, so they need your input!

    For additional information, please contact the Community & Economic Development Division at: 508-532-5505, or planning.department@framingham.gov

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    News Staff

    December 29, 2008
    Public Meetings
    BETA Group, consultants, framingham parking, parking

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