Residents in Fernandina Beach are hoping their voices will be heard when it comes to paid parking.

The Fernandina Beach City Commission will decide Tuesday what to do with a petition that could send the city’s paid parking plan to a public vote.

Back in April, News4JAX reported the plan would charge for “premier” parking spots — bordered by Ash and Alachua Streets, stretching from Front Street to Eighth Street.

If commissioners reject the proposal, they could move forward without voter approval. If this plan moves forward, it could impact dozens of businesses in historic downtown.

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