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The document discusses priorities and actions around addressing Ferndale's parking deficit. It notes that the top two city priorities are city services and resolving the parking deficit to support local businesses and development. The Downtown Development Authority has taken several actions like parking studies and exploring structure sites. However, the parking system still faces issues like revenues not all going back into supporting parking. The document calls for the city to take immediate action, such as committing funds to a parking structure and redirecting parking ticket revenue, to help address the deficit.
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