Questions remain over plan to charge tourists for parking as consultation gears up
Key points
- Shoalhaven City Council is asking residents for feedback on a proposal to charge tourists for parking at popular coastal sites. The idea was raised by a council finance committee and includes sites such as Mollymook Beach, Huskisson and Berry's Boongaree Park.
- Councillors voted to hold community consultation before deciding whether to develop a business case. A local business group supports paid parking if locals are exempt, while a surf club says parking is hard to find during holidays.
- Details of how the scheme would operate remain limited. An online survey closes at midnight on 4 November.
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