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(KLZA) Recently notice was sent out to news outlets from the Main Street
Committee and Chamber of Commerce in Falls City regarding two-hour parking restrictions being enforced in downtown Falls City. The notice indicated that the Falls City Council has approved the two-hour parking limit as part of the Main Street concept along with changing from one-way to two-way traffic on Stone and Chase Streets.
Currently there is not a two-hour parking limit in place in the downtown area. However, the Main Street group will bring a proposal to the City Council meeting on December 17th.
The downtown area is defined as Stone Street from 14th to 19th and a half-block east and west of Stone Street. The notice sent out indicated the two-hour parking limit would be enforced from 8 a-m until 4 p-m.
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