CT lawmakers scrap bill that would limit town beach parking fees
Supporters say some communities charge nonresidents high fees.
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Mar 24, 2022, 9:38 PM
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Updated 938 days ago
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8h agoConnecticut lawmakers have scrapped a plan to limit parking fees at town beaches.
Supporters say some communities charge nonresidents high fees.
The bill faced major backlash from shoreline towns.
Lawmakers will now consider a study of parking fees instead.
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