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Parking restrictions being implemented in the Nob Hill area

Resident exempt zones established to ease congestion

NEWS RELEASE - Distributed April 20, 2015 3:45 PM

Summary

The City of Nanaimo is currently installing new signage to restrict long-term parking in and around the Nob Hill area. The new resident parking zones will allow residents to have more access to on street parking, while maintaining a parking supply for other users. Drivers are reminded to pay attention to new parking restrictions in the Nob Hill area.

Link to Strategic Plan: This initiative will enhance parking opportunities for residents of the area while maintaining an on-street supply of parking for visitors.

Key Points

  • Due to residents concerns over high on street traffic congestion, the City of Nanaimo is installing signage to restrict long-term parking on City streets in and around the Nob Hill park.
  • By modifying the established resident exempt parking restrictions, the City is providing parking for both residents and non residents of the area.

Quotes

"The installation of parking restrictions in the Nob Hill area is a step forward in parking management for residential areas adjacent to the downtown."

Rod Davidson
Manager Parking Services
City of Nanaimo
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Contact:

Rod Davidson
Manager of Parking Services
City of Nanaimo
250-755-4422

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