The City proposes to expand parking tariffs to more areas by converting free parking to paid.
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The City of Cape Town proposes to expand managed parking to areas where there is a high demand for on-street parking. ‘Managed parking’ means the City charges a tariff for the use of an on-street parking bay and that the tariff is determined by the time the bay is being occupied. Time restrictions are also applicable in these areas.
The City proposes to expand managed parking to Camps Bay (Subcouncil 16), Durbanville CBD (Subcouncil 7), Muizenberg (Subcouncil 19), De Waterkant (Subcouncil 16), Kenilworth (Subcouncil 20), Newlands and Rondebosch (Subcouncil 20), Gardens, Kloof, more streets in the Cape Town CBD (Subcouncil 16) and Gallows Hill (Subcouncil 16)
Commenting opened on 13 November 2019.
Comment no later than 13 December 2019.
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