Authorize certain municipal contracts and agreements relating to parking facilities
Indefinitely postponed
Summary
The bill lets first‑class cities, second‑class cities, and villages enter into agreements with private companies or other government units to run, maintain, manage, or enforce parking lots and meters. The municipality keeps ultimate control over rates, fines, and appeals, and contracts are limited to 30 years for first‑class cities and 10 years for others. It also directs the Revisor of Statutes to place the new provisions in Chapter 19 of the statutes.
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