Julia Salazar bill that would let NYC charge Bushwick residents to park on their own blocks goes to CB4 Nov. 23
Salazar's bill would allow paid residential parking permits in Community Boards 2, 4 and 6 and Prospect Heights, with at least 20% of spaces left open to nonresidents and fees going to the MTA. The board's committees meet at 6 p.m. at 1420 Bushwick Ave. and on Zoom.
Julia Salazar bill that would let NYC charge Bushwick residents to park on their own blocks goes to CB4 Nov. 23
Salazar's bill would allow paid residential parking permits in Community Boards 2, 4 and 6 and Prospect Heights, with at least 20% of spaces left open to nonresidents and fees going to the MTA. The board's committees meet at 6 p.m. at 1420 Bushwick Ave. and on Zoom.
Brooklyn Community Board 4 will take up a residential parking permit bill sponsored by State Senator Julia Salazar at a committee meeting Monday, November 23, at the board’s district office at 1420 Bushwick Avenue, Room 370, where it will also begin planning a transportation safety town hall. The meeting of the board’s environmental protection, transportation, sanitation and parks and recreation committees starts at 6 p.m.
Salazar’s bill, S9884, would authorize New York City to adopt a residential parking permit system by local law and to charge fees to park within the permit area. She introduced it on April 13, 2026, and it sits in the state Senate’s Committee on Transportation.
The bill would limit any such permit system to the neighborhoods of Brooklyn Community Board 2, Brooklyn Community Board 4, Brooklyn Community Board 6 and the Prospect Heights neighborhood in Brooklyn Community Board 8. Community Board 4 covers Bushwick.
In its findings, the bill states that a lack of parking for city residents has caused traffic hazards, congestion…
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