End to free parking: Radical parking rates are a ‘tax on the poor’, says councillor

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The proposed parking rate changes have sparked concerns among residents and stakeholders, as evidenced by the lack of supporting studies and assessments. Critics highlight the absence of parking studies, impact assessments, financial feasibility reports, financial justification, air quality assessments, and a comprehensive understanding of the potential repercussions for the city. These concerns underscore the need for thorough research and analysis before implementing such changes to ensure their viability and minimize any adverse effects.The proposed parking rate changes have sparked concerns among residents and stakeholders, as evidenced by the lack of supporting studies and assessments. Critics highlight the absence of parking studies, impact assessments, financial feasibility reports, financial justification, air quality assessments, and a comprehensive understanding of the potential repercussions for the city. These concerns underscore the need for thorough research and analysis before implementing such changes to ensure their viability and minimize any adverse effects.

“Although this was proposed in the February budget, there are still no parking studies, no impact assessments, no financial feasibility reports, no financial justification, no air quality assessments and absolutely no understanding of the serious impact this will have on our city.

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