No refunds in fight over parking tickets and Salt Lake City’s electronic kiosks, Utah Supreme Court rules

Paul Fraughton | The Salt Lake Tribune Chad Golsan, of Salt Lake City, goes through the steps to pay for parking at a parking kiosk on Main Street on Wednesday, August 21, 2013. A lawsuit filed against the city claims city code wasn't changed to authorize procedural changes that came with the meters.

No refunds in fight over parking tickets and Salt Lake City’s electronic kiosks, Utah Supreme Court rules

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