The city will also enjoy an increase in revenue from the tighter enforcements. They d get revenue anyway, but now they ac-tually have to work for it, but before, it wasn t coming in. City officials pointed out that a change may be in order if enough residents, including students, show enough resistance to the new parking rules. Jason Smith, a Northeast-ern junior and Fenway resident, has a parking permit. I m guaranteed a spot.
Residents can avoid parking tickets by placing a sticker on their vehicles.
There is no charge for it, but certain criteria must be met. For details, call the Boston Office of the Parking Clerk at 635-4682.