Parking will be a challenge in Aggieville this summer because of construction, so business owners want city officials to nix parking fees.

The Manhattan city government plans to close Moro Street from North Manhattan Avenue to 12th Street as well as from 11th to 12th Street for street improvements. City commissioners on Tuesday considered a request to waive parking fees in the garage during the 30-day construction window, from May 19 through June 20.

“This is really important for us to try to get some relief and to try to keep these businesses as viable as we can,” said Dennis Cook, director of the Aggieville Business Association.

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