Odds and Ends
New City Sign for Mississippi
Partner | Parking Strategies Balance Needs
Monterey City Resident Parking Program |
City TV
New
City Sign for Mississippi Partner
 City staff has lent our sign-making expertise
to support Bay St. Louis, MS, on its long road to recovery. Simple tasks,
such as creating a new city entry sign, are difficult to accomplish for the
communities left devastated by Hurricane Katrina last fall. Through
Monterey’s partnership, however, challenges are being overcome.
Monterey has donated the materials and time to build the sign, and
employees are crafting it based on a template from Bay St. Louis city
officials. The new entry sign will be shipped off soon.
For more info on our partnership with Bay St. Louis and
Waveland, visit
www.monterey.org/mspartners
 Parking
Strategies Balance Varied Needs
Need parking? Most businesses, residents,
institutions and visitors do. The City manages parking in order to maximize
availability and space and improve traffic flow for a diverse customer base.
We offer a mixture of parking options including free time-limit
parking, metered parking, off-street parking lots, garages, permit parking
and special resident programs. We count on the support and cooperation of
all community members as we work to enhance pedestrian safety, smooth
traffic flow and ensure that public transit and emergency vehicles reach
their destinations.
Visit
www.monterey.org/parking for more details.
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Monterey City Resident |
| 2-Hour
Free Parking Program |
First
2 hours free with decal permit in the following lots:
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Cannery Row Garage
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West Custom House Garage
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Cannery Row Lot #7
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Waterfront Attendant Lot
Written proof of residency
required (utility bill, rental agreement) and current DMV vehicle
registration. Active Military may obtain decal with military ID. $10
administrative charge per year.
For more information, call the Parking
Division at 646.3953 or visit
www.monterey.org/parking |
City TV
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Missed the LIVE City
Council meeting on cable Ch. 25?
You have options: catch rebroadcasts (see times below);
check out a VHS tape copy at the Monterey Public Library;
or watch it at
www.monterey.org/tv thru video on demand.
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cable
Ch. 25
CITY TV |
City Council
Meetings:
LIVE first and third
Tues., 4 and 7 p.m.
Re-cablecast
Tues./Thurs., 4 and 7 p.m.
Sat. 10 a.m.; Sun. 2 p.m.
Monterey up to date –
Daily 9:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.; Mon/Wed at 10:30 p.m.
Eye on Monterey –
Daily 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Mon/Wed at 10 p.m.
Monterey County District Perspectives with Supervisor Dave Potter
Mon/Wed/Fri 10:30 a.m.
Monterey County programming:
cable Ch. 28
For more info, visit
www.monterey.org/tv |
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