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Lakefront communities unhappy with paid parking

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Paid Parking in Norfolk’s lakefront communities is expected to return this summer following a Council in Committee meeting this week. Council voted in favour of continuing the paid parking program, but revised how that would look in Port Dover. Residents will now be able to register their vehicles for a $35 per vehicle fee. This will allow residents to park in paid parking zones, with a 4 hour limit.

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Lakefront communities unhappy with paid parking

Paid Parking in Norfolk’s lakefront communities is expected to return this summer following a Council in Committee meeting this week. At Tuesday’s meeting, Council heard three deputations from community members on the topic; Paul Morris of the Port Dover Board of Trade, and local business owners Andrew Schneider and Jenny Ball. All three spoke to how paid parking has negatively affected business. Morris of the Board of Trade quoted parking stati…

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