NEW: Rep. Costa Blasts Providence for Issuing Parking Tickets
Thursday, February 12, 2015
GoLocalProv News Team
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A ticketed vehicle on Charles St in Providence (Photo via Doreen Costa's Facebook page)
State Representative and small business owner Doreen Costa (R-North Kingstown) blasted the city Thursday for issuing parking tickets outside her business,
Charles Street Coffee Company, where she said people could normally park.
"The cars on Charles St. all have tickets on them," said Costa. "I'm assuming there's a parking ban. There is nowhere to park, it's a nightmare."
"There is no parking ban," said Evan England with the Mayor's office. "They would get tickets if they were parked illegally."
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The latest parking ban was lifted on February 10 at 6am.
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