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- Newton's Public Safety & Transportation Committee discussed adjusting residential parking fees after a $25 fee cut permit requests by 25%, with residents complaining about lack of awareness. - Police Captain Devine reported the department can only accept checks or money orders for permits, cannot process credit cards, and lacks advanced systems to track permit data by street. - Councilors debated the fee structure, with one calling the $25 fee 'woefully underpriced' and another noting it generated only $24,000, 'not moving the needle' for the city. - The committee agreed to split the ordinance review into separate docket items for text…

- Council continued first reading of Ordinance 26-12 to October 6, 2026, after discussing parking kiosks, citation issuance, and parking validation at its September 22 meeting. - Council directed staff to return with one or two additional parking-management options, including one that allows parking validation, and supported concepts in subsections (b) and (c). - The ordinance arose from significant resident and business complaints about private parking lot management practices and violation fines, which were hurting Avon's economy and reputation. - Council expressed support for allowing White River Parking to continue under its current…