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Village Parking Restrictions

Disadvantage Private Docks

Alex Zoeller, a member of the family that, for decades, has owned the private docks at the foot of Fair Street, objects to new parking regulations at this evening's Village Board meeting. His father Fred accompanied him. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)

By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

COOPERSTOWN – Parking regulations adopted by the Village Board last month put private docks at a competitive disadvantage to the public docks.

Alex Zoeller, a member of the family that owns docks at the foot of Fair Street, raised that contention at this evening's Village Board meeting, objecting to a trustees' decision last month allowing all-day parking on Fish Road, but reserving it for the cars of people who have their boats inspected before they launch.

The trustees didn't respond to Zoeller's inputs.

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