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Richmond will start enforcing time-restricted parking on Saturdays

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RICHMOND, Va. -- The City of Richmond is going to start issuing tickets to citizens who are parked for too long in a one-hour or two-hour parking zone on Saturdays.

Starting Oct. 15, the city said it is going to start enforcing these time-restricted parking regulations on both sides of Arthur Ashe Boulevard from Broad Street to Moore Street and in one section of the Central Business District.

There will be a two-week grace period where you'll just get a warning before the city starts issuing tickets.

City officials said the measure will help support small businesses by making sure more cars can park on the street throughout the day.

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Richmond will start enforcing parking restrictions on both sides of Arthur Ashe Boulevard from Broad Street to Moore Street and in one section of the Central Business District depicted in this map.

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