Transition to Electronic Parking Permits and $5 Annual Fee

Asked clarifying questions about the new $5 annual parking fee and electronic permit system.

Voiced strong opposition to the $5 annual beach and park parking fee, arguing residents shouldn't pay to access local natural resources.

Expressed frustration over historical fee increases and asked how multi-car families would be billed.

Inquired how out-of-town sports leagues and visitors parking at town parks and libraries would be managed under the new system.

Asked about parking enforcement at the Kings Park train station and Hoyt Farm during winter months.

Criticized the board over fees, tax increases, and administrative hires, expressing shame over the town's current direction.

Expressed concern that paid parking at Hoyt Farm would push drivers to park on adjacent residential streets.