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'Courthouse Area,' Leatherstocking

Might Be Next To Get Paid Parking

Trustee Falk
Trustee Falk

COOPERSTOWN – Village trustees this evening discussed the “courthouse area” and Leatherstocking Street as the next frontiers for paid parking, and perhaps revisiting River Street.

Currently, both streets, located next to the county office building, have all-day free parking.

The discussion ensued after Trustee Cindy Falk, Streets Committee chair, reported record revenues of $383,347.55 generated by the 20 Pay & Display machines operational during the season that ended Columbus Day Weekend.

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