The Town of Vienna is poised to rev up public parking discussions again, after recently dropping a plan that would have made it easier to park in the town’s central business district.
One month ago, the Town of Vienna said it had dissolved an agreement to use a four-story commercial building on Church Street as a public parking garage. Now, the push for public parking is making a comeback.
The Town Business Liaison Committee and Mayor Laurie DiRocco are set to host a community brainstorming session about public parking.
The meeting later this week aims to gather feedback from business owners, problem-solve and consider future options, the event description says.
Anyone interested in going can head to the Town Hall (127 S. Center Street) from 6-7 p.m. on Thursday (March 14).
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