A brand-new paid parking program in downtown San Bruno is frustrating small business owners and their customers.A brand-new paid parking program in downtown San Bruno is frustrating small business owners."So the biggest issue right now, is people are being forced to pay for a full hour. So there is no incremental parking on the main street."
San Francisco resident Casey Dyson comes to downtown San Bruno with his family and says he has to pay an hour or two or 30-minute swim lessons. On Wednesday evening, Molano hosted a community meeting inside her café to address concerns. City councilmembers Tom Hamilton and Marty Medina attended. The two city councilmembers at the meeting said right now they are working with city staff to adjust the time increment so people aren't required to pay an hour or two.
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