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Rotorua Lakes Council rejects review of city parking system

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1
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Rotorua Lakes councillors voted against a request for an independent review of the city's new parking system. The councillors rejected a motion that sought an investigation into offering free one-hour inner-city parking without requiring license plate registration. The new system, which includes revised fees, parking zones, and license plate registration, was implemented after the council brought parking operations in-house.

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The decision locks in the current operational and revenue model for the city's parking services. The system was introduced following the council's decision to overhaul the previous parking operations. Inner-city businesses had raised concerns about the license plate requirement and the boundaries of the free parking zones.

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    Rotorua Lakes Council might see its current revenue and operational model locked in despite feedback from inner-city businesses.

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