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Parking Q3 2024

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Meeting: portal event 937 (no meeting page on file)
Agenda item: Departmental Quarterly Reports
Report / study, 1 page. Attached to agenda item: “Departmental Quarterly Reports”
Retrieved 2026-04-15 from the village's meeting portal. View the original PDF ↗
Also attached to this agenda item: Clerk Q3 2024 Court Q3 2024 DPW Q3 2024 Engineering Q3 2024 Finance Q3 2024 Managers Office Q3 2024 Police Q3 2024 Recreation Q3 2024
Parking Department Quarterly Report December 01, 2023 – February 29, 2024 Daily Transactions at the Croton Harmon Train Station Parking Lot: There were 35,547 transactions with revenue totaling $372,770.35. The daily parking account revenue for the first three quarters of the year is now at 105.2% of our projected annual budget. This revenue account has exceeded its budgeted projections for the year as usage of the lot inches closer to pre-pandemic levels. Quarterly Permit Parking at the Croton Harmon Train Station Parking Lot: Preferred Parking Permits Sold: 46 Resident Parking Permits Sold: 363 Non-Resident Parking Permits Sold: 719 Total Revenue: $351,427 The permit parking account revenue for the first three quarters of the year is now at 122.5% of the projected annual budget. This amount includes payment for all four permit cycles. Some additional revenue in this account is expected as commuters purchase permits for the months of April and/or May. Local Parking Permit Revenue: Seasonal Snow Parking Permits: 23 issued Asbury Parking Lot: 0 issued Croton Commons Parking Lot: 1 issued Merwin Oak Parking Lot: 8 issued South Harmon Parking Lot: 0 issued Residential Parking permits: 20 issued Total Quarterly Revenue: $930.00 This amount, combined with the previously booked revenue, represents 149.4% of our projected annual budget. Train Station Free Weekend Parking Permits: 97 issued

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