Parking draws most attention at Blue Ridge town hall meeting

  • Councilwoman Rhonda Haight shows an image of a newer building that exceeds 35 feet in height during the Tuesday, March 30, town hall meeting.
    Councilwoman Rhonda Haight shows an image of a newer building that exceeds 35 feet in height during the Tuesday, March 30, town hall meeting.
  • Councilman Nathan Fitts and Mayor Donna Whitener, right, argue with one another while Councilwoman Rhonda Haight engages in an exchange of words with Executive Parking Systems General Counsel Shelli Wojohn.
    Councilman Nathan Fitts and Mayor Donna Whitener, right, argue with one another while Councilwoman Rhonda Haight engages in an exchange of words with Executive Parking Systems General Counsel Shelli Wojohn.
  • Blue Ridge resident Margaret Tilley Middleton speaks on parking and zoning changes during the Tuesday, March 30, Blue Ridge town hall meet.
    Blue Ridge resident Margaret Tilley Middleton speaks on parking and zoning changes during the Tuesday, March 30, Blue Ridge town hall meet.
  • Blue Ridge resident Angie Arp speaks in opposition of using the parking management company during the Tuesday, March 30, Blue Ridge town hall meet.
    Blue Ridge resident Angie Arp speaks in opposition of using the parking management company during the Tuesday, March 30, Blue Ridge town hall meet.
    City of Blue Ridge officials gathered with nearly 20 residents for a town hall meeting Tuesday, March 30, in which parking, zoning and short-term rentals were topics for discussion. Altho...

    Premium Content is available to subscribers only. Please login here to access content or go here to purchase a subscription.