The Asbury Park City Council has moved forward with a number initiatives aimed at improving how all those who use the city’s roads can traverse safely. Below is a snapshot from Transportation Manager Michael Manzella [below right] on what has been accomplished thus far and what is on the horizon: Road Improvements The City has […]

The Asbury Park City Council addressed a number of regulatory parking matters during its Nov. 8 meetings. Below is a snapshot: Holiday Free Metered Parking With an incentive to encourage business in the downtown and waterfront, the Asbury Park City Council approved free Saturday metered parking. Free parking will extend from noon to 6 p.m. […]

Just in time for the unofficial summer launch, Asbury Park has launched a new mobile meter parking payment app. Developed by Passport, patrons can now pay for their parking, keep track of remaining time, and extend parking session remotely, city officials announced Friday afternoon. The new Passport App is a custom application designed to provide […]

The Asbury Park City Council is scheduled to meet Wednesday in Council Chambers at City Hall, located at 1 Municipal Plaza. There will be 5 p.m. closed executive session prior to the 6 p.m. public workshop session and 7 p.m. Regular City Council Meeting. Public participation takes place at the beginning of the regular meeting. […]

Parking rules adopted last month by the Asbury Park City Council will take effect in two weeks, according to a municipal news release. The rules affect residential, employee, and metered parking rates throughout the Central Business District Area of Cookman, Bangs, Lake, and Mattison avenues as well as along the waterfront. Parking permits are available […]

Decreases to the proposed Asbury Park parking guidelines were introduced during Monday night’s City Council Workshop Meeting, Councilman Joe Woerner said. They include reducing proposed residential permit rates by $30 and lessening the proposed $3 metered parking rates to $2, Woerner said. The residential permit rates will now run from $90 per year for the […]

The proposed changes to the Asbury Park parking guidelines have been posted on its municipal website. Presented during Monday night’s meeting, the new guidelines call for a hike in weekend metered parking rates in the business district and along the waterfront but a reduction in day rates in parts of the business district. Asbury Park […]

Proposed changes to the city’s permit parking guidelines were unveiled Monday by newly appointed City Manager Michael Capabianco. Among them were the expected price increases and the amount of residential permits available for each home. While one residedential permit at an annual rate of $120 will be granted per household, if a residence is without […]

Asbury Park kicks off the Fourth of July weekend with additional parking spaces along its busiest roads. Acting on the city’s parking consultant report released in March by New York based Desman Associates, ‘the governing body implemented a number of different initiatives to better manage the City’s parking resources,’ said Councilman Joe Woerner, a member […]

Three temporary parking lots approved during Monday night’s Planning Board meeting are expected to launch in time for the summer season. Presented by waterfront redeveloper iStar Financial, the parking lots are meant to help alleviate parking constraints brought on by the city’s revitalization. This winter, residents and business owners voiced concerns about increasingly limited parking […]