POLITICSJul 14 · 12:23 UTCBLOCK CLUB CHICAGOMick Dumke

Could The City Still Buy Back Control Of Its Parking Meters?

Chicago's City Council finance committee delayed a vote on transferring parking meter rights from Chicago Parking Meters LLC to Stonepeak Partners. Ald. Jason Ervin proposed creating a public infrastructure trust to reacquire control, while Mayor Brandon Johnson has remained silent on the sale. Discussions between the city and involved parties are ongoing.

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