<div><p>In early September, the Winter Park City Commission approved a plan to try a paid parking program at Dinky Dock and Lake Baldwin parks. The pay-to-park fees would only apply to nonresidents. However, city staff learned of an agreement stating Winter Park and Orlando residents have shared access to Lake Baldwin Park.</p><p>“If the pilot program went forward at Lake Baldwin Park, Orlando residents would need to be exempted from the parking fee the same as Winter Park residents, which administratively would be a larger undertaking,” wrote Winter Park City Manager Randy Knight in a statement. </p><p>The program will move forward with just Dinky Dock Park, and the commission will consider the ordinance again in October.</p></div>

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In early September, the Winter Park City Commission approved a plan to try a paid parking program at Dinky Dock and Lake Baldwin parks. The pay-to-park fees would only apply to nonresidents. However, city staff learned of an agreement stating Winter Park and Orlando residents have shared access to Lake Baldwin Park.

Winter Park changes parking program parameters

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In early September, the Winter Park City Commission approved a plan to try a paid parking program at Dinky Dock and Lake Baldwin parks. The pay-to-park fee

Winter Park changes parking program parameters

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