Proposal to Introduce Pro-rata Parking Fees 
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We're calling for community feedback on a proposal to change Pay and Display Parking Machines in the city centre to a pro-rata rate.
8/07/2010  - 3/08/2010 
Have your say

We're calling for community feedback on a proposal to change the flat $2 fee for Pay and Display Parking Machines in the city centre to a pro-rata rate.

As part of the proposal, motorists will be able to pay a minimum of 40 cents and a maximum of $2 to park in half hour, one hour, two hour and three hour spaces in the core of the city centre.

The proposal to change the fee structure comes following data collected by Council and feedback from the community which indicates some people are reluctant to pay a flat parking fee of $2 every time they stop in the city centre.

The proposal is on public exhibition until Tuesday, 3 August 2010. You can have your say by sending an email to consultation@wollongong.nsw.gov.au, or writing to Wollongong City Council, Locked Bag 8821, Wollongong NSW 2500.
 
We will consider the community’s feedback and make a decision about the fees for Pay and Display Parking Machines at the 24 August Council Meeting.

On Street Parking Current Rate Per Hour
($2 Flat Rate) 
Proposed Rate Per Hour
(Pro-rata) 
1/2P zone $2-00 (for half an hour) $1-50 (for half an hour)
1P zone $2-00 $2-00 
2P zone $1-00 $1-00

3P zone

$0-66 $0-75
Minimum Fee   $0-40
Minimum Credit Card Fee   $2-00
     
Off Street Parking    
2P zone $1-00 $1-00
3P zone   $0-75
4P zone $0-75  $0-75
Minimum Fee   $0-40
Minimum Credit Card Fee   $2-00

Documents

Have Your Say on Inner City Parking Strategy 6 July 2010.pdfHave Your Say on Inner City Parking Strategy 6 July 201039 KB
Inner City Parking Strategy - Pro-rata Feedback Form.pdfInner City Parking Strategy - Pro-rata Feedback Form42 KB
Inner City Parking Strategy Factsheet and FAQ 6 July 2010.pdfInner City Parking Strategy Factsheet and FAQ 6 July 201034 KB

In accordance with the Government Information (Public Access) Act 2009, your submission including any personal information such as your name and address, will be made available for public inspection and may be exhibited on Council’s website. You may request, in the form of a statutory declaration, that Council suppress the personal information in your submission from public inspection, if you consider that the personal safety of any person would be affected if the information was not suppressed. Any such request will be dealt with in accordance with the Privacy and Personal Information Protection Act 1998.

You may also make an anonymous submission however if you choose to do so Council will be unable to contact you any further as to the outcome of your submission. It should also be noted that the lack of information as to your place of living may affect Council's consideration of the potential impact of the subject proposal.

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