Parking fees in Orlando could increase for the first time in 17 years. Orlando city commissioners are meeting Monday at 2 p.m. to discuss potential increases to parking and trash rates, as well as wastewater and sewer rates. The hourly rates for both on- and off-street parking could increase by $1, marking the first adjustment in 17 years. The city expects this change to generate $5.5 million in revenue. At the same meeting, commissioners could decide to raise monthly trash rates for single-family homes from the current $15.85 to $26.73, an increase of over $10. Wastewater and sewer rates are also up for discussion. While no vote will take place on Monday, if the proposals are approved, a vote could happen in the future.
ORLANDO, Fla. —
Parking fees in Orlando could increase for the first time in 17 years.
Orlando city commissioners are meeting Monday at 2 p.m. to discuss potential increases to parking and trash rates, as well as wastewater and sewer rates.
The hourly rates for both on- and off-street parking could increase by $1, marking the first adjustment in 17 years.
The city expects this change to generate $5.5 million in revenue.
At the same meeting, commissioners could decide to raise monthly trash rates for single-family homes from the current $15.85 to $26.73, an increase of over $10.
Wastewater and sewer rates are also up for discussion.
While no vote will take place on Monday, if the proposals are approved, a vote could happen in the future.