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The City recognizes the importance of parking and curbside management, including signage that is clear and easy to understand. Easier to read parking signage is better for drivers and businesses, and helps to reduce congestion. That’s why we are trying out a few different approaches to improve parking signage to make it easier to understand where and when you can park.
The City recognizes the importance of parking and curbside management, including signage that is clear and easy to understand. Easier to read parking signage is better for drivers and businesses, and helps to reduce congestion. That’s why we are trying out a few different approaches to improve parking signage to make it easier to understand where and when you can park.
A committee comprised of members of the Public Service and the Exchange District BIZ was established in 2020 and tasked with identifying ways to improve the readability of parking signage.
Bannatyne Avenue between Main Street and Waterfront Drive
King Street between Notre Dame Avenue and William Avenue
Arthur Street Between Bannatyne Avenue and Notre Dame Avenue
Phase 1 included the installation of parking guides on signposts (facing the sidewalk) throughout the pilot area, with easy-to-read timetables that clarify the regulatory signs. The guides were installed in early June 2021 and were replaced with revised guides in January 2022.
Permanent implementation is subject to Council approval.
Page last updated: 05 Apr 2022, 03:41 PM
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Timeline
Phase 1 approved by Council
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
January 2021
Phase 1 parking guides installed
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
June 2021
Phase 1 public engagement
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
Summer 2021
Phase 2 approved by Council
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
Summer 2021
Parking guides revised
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
Fall 2021 to Winter 2021/22
Phase 2 regulatory signs and revised parking guides installed
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
Winter 2022
Phase 2 public engagement
Parking Signs Pilot has finished this stage
Winter - Spring 2022
Final pilot report
Parking Signs Pilot is currently at this stage
Fall 2022
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