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The document discusses proposed changes to parking rates in the Northgate district. It notes that the current parking enterprise fund is not fully covering costs and assets are aging. It approved rate increases for the parking garage, surface lots, and street meters, with some modifications requested by the Budget Committee and Northgate District Association, including extending free lunch parking and limiting evening street meters. The changes are projected to generate over $200,000 in additional annual revenue.
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