Repeal the Winter Overnight Parking Ban
(Parking ban only in the case of snow)
(Parking ban only in the case of snow)
Signature collection is complete. Thank you!!!
November 20 City Council Meeting Result:
Deny shortening dates of parking ban: 22 in favor, 2 opposed
November 8 Committee Meeting Result:
Shorten dates of parking ban: 1 in favor, 5 opposed, 1 abstain, 1 absent
October 16 City Council Meeting Result:
Trial repeal: 7 in favor, 17 opposed (motion failed)
Send petition back to Committee: 2 in favor, 22 opposed (motion failed)
Deny petition: 21 in favor, 3 opposed
October 4 Committee Meeting Result:
Outright repeal (approve petition): 0 in favor, 7 opposed, 1 absent
Trial repeal: 2 in favor, 5 opposed, 1 absent
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We need 10,000 wet signatures from registered voters in Newton. We encourage you to print the petition form and circulate it among your friends and family.
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Ask questions: repealparkingban@gmail.com
We need 10,000 wet signatures from registered voters in Newton. We encourage you to print the petition form and circulate it among your friends and family.
DROPOFF / SIGNING LOCATIONS:
Sign your name, pick up blank forms, or dropoff signed forms at Che Empanada, 795 Washington Street (Newtonville) [Folder located on side counter]
Dropoff signed forms at 102 Clark Street (Newton Centre / Newton Highlands) [Dropbox located on front steps]
Sign your name at 934 Watertown Street (West Newton) [Signing station located on front porch]
Mail signed forms to:
Jeremy Freudberg
102 Clark Street
Newton, MA 02459
Our team is also happy to drop off blank forms or collect signed forms: just call or text us at (617) 644-6996
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