REGINA – Parking on a front lawn is no longer an option for vehicle owners in Regina.
The city has beefed up a bylaw to make enforcement of a no lawn-parking rule easier.
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Under amendments passed at a meeting last night, vehicles can only be kept on a driveway, in a car port or on a parking pad.
The changes follow complaints from residents of at least one neighbourhood, who said parking on lawns could mean crews would have difficulty gaining access to a home in the event of an emergency.
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