Another transportation-related policy change, made unilaterally by the city’s administrative wing, has rankled city council members. In my coverage of that issue back in August, we learned that most members of city council hadn’t even heard about the plan. It’s inappropriate for the city administrator to pull back on investments they’ve made without at least notifying city council and asking for permission. That needs to change and that will change.”On the paid parking issue, it looks like city councilors are split on the merits of the policy, but united in concern over how it was implemented. He’s concerned about administrative overreach when it impacts a policy he dislikes (paid car parking), but he didn’t speak up when it impacted a policy he likes (removing the diverters).