The City of Winnipeg says it’s bringing back enforcement of time limits on residential streets.
That means drivers can expect to find a parking ticket on any vehicles parked longer than the street’s posted time restrictions next month.
As part of the city’s response to COVID-19, enforcement of time limits on all residential streets, except those around Deer Lodge Centre in St. James, have been relaxed since March 2020.
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But that changes starting Nov. 1, the city now says, with drivers once again requiring a residential parking permit to park longer than the posted time.
The city says anyone who paid for a permit between March 28, 2020 and Oct. 31, 2021 can apply for a prorated rebate or a prorated credit through the city’s website or by contacting 311.
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Meanwhile, the city says one-hour complimentary parking at all metered spots throughout Winnipeg, and temporary 15-minute loading zones in various locations throughout the downtown and Exchange District will continue until Dec. 31.
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