On-street parking in Ward 1 will soon get harder for people who live in other parts of the city or outside of it.

A decade-old idea to change D.C.’s residential on-street parking system is again being discussed, but will the D.C. Council get around to passing it this time?

Logan Circle residents embraced, with a few questions, a pilot program being proposed by the office of Councilmember Jack Evans (D-Ward 2) that would apply more restrictive parking rules to the neighborhood.

Officials in Logan Circle are hoping to do their motorists a solid. At least that seems to be the aim of a proposed pilot program for residential parking permits in traffic-heavy Logan Circle.