Ron Fisher of Racine lets his fingers do the work, but drivers in downtown Lake Geneva also can us a smartphone app to feed their meters. (Photo by Mara Matovich/Regional News)
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The city’s official parking map shows free parking street areas in yellow, $1-an-hour parking areas in light blue, and premium $2-an-hour parking areas in red. (Contributed photo/Regional News)
Parking enforcement officer Julia Langnes and her colleagues work rain or shine to patrol parking meters, and also to help motorists to find their way around the city. (Photo by Mara Matovich/Regional News)
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Lake Geneva residents and visitors pay more than $1 million a year for parking, in a system that seems to be working pretty well for the city. (File photo/Regional News)
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Downtown merchants could find parking a little more difficult soon, under a city plan to limit the number of parking stickers each business can purchase.
Ron Fisher of Racine lets his fingers do the work, but drivers in downtown Lake Geneva also can us a smartphone app to feed their meters. (Photo by Mara Matovich/Regional News)
The city’s official parking map shows free parking street areas in yellow, $1-an-hour parking areas in light blue, and premium $2-an-hour parking areas in red. (Contributed photo/Regional News)
Parking enforcement officer Julia Langnes and her colleagues work rain or shine to patrol parking meters, and also to help motorists to find their way around the city. (Photo by Mara Matovich/Regional News)
Lake Geneva residents and visitors pay more than $1 million a year for parking, in a system that seems to be working pretty well for the city. (File photo/Regional News)
Downtown merchants could find parking a little more difficult soon, under a city plan to limit the number of parking stickers each business can purchase.
