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Non-registered to pay $20 per day for waterfront parking
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Non-registered to pay $20 per day for waterfront parking
There will be a charge of $20 per day on weekends, public holidays and city events for parking by non-registered visitors to Oshawa waterfront parks Ed Broadbent and Lakeview. Parking meter rates for lesser durations were not revealed. Oshawa follows Pickering, Ajax and Whitby to charge for parking at waterfront locations. Mayor Dan Carter had ruled out paid parking at such locations during an interview with Durham Post in June 2022 (see below).…
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