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Council discusses limiting commercial truck parking at city shop and possible paid EV charging

September 11, 2026 | Buffalo City, Buffalo County, Wisconsin


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Council discusses limiting commercial truck parking at city shop and possible paid EV charging
Mayor Ben Holien led a discussion on how long commercial trucks should be allowed to park at the city shop, saying the site should not become a long-term storage facility but could be used for temporary parking by residents.

Councilmember George Fuller said he did not want heavy loaded trucks parked on city streets, and Councilmember Jeannie Czaplewski suggested signage clarifying the city's nonliability for accidents or theft. Holien asked staff to explore designating routes for trucks to enter and leave and to consider adding an electric charging option with a paid parking fee during winter; council indicated that any electric outlet should be locked and accessible only to paying users.

No ordinance change was adopted at the meeting; council directed staff to research options and potential enforcement or signage changes for a future agenda.

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