 Locals are fed up with the number of boats and trailers parked on residential streets – most of them owned by people from way out of the area. Parking spaces in Manly are precious so it's time this issue is resolved, but how to fix it?
The current NSW road rules allow boats up to 7.5 metres long to be parked in public streets. However, councils do not have the power to fine boats and trailers parked in unlimited zones. Should there be time limits, fees or other restrictions in place? What do you think?
3 Comments
Virginia Stokes
10/3/2012 09:22:04 am
People who own boats shoud be required to park boats on their own property or moor them at a marina.
ondrej
8/9/2014 05:47:14 am
WELL FUCK U ALL COL.J AM 14 AND WE PARK ARE STARCRAFT ON ARE STREET AND MOVE IT INTO OTHER PPLS SPOTS AND ITS FINE
Col. J
7/9/2012 06:16:23 am
I agree with the Good for Manly team. A possible solution comes from the Willoughby Council that makes a side of the road non parking for 3 hours on a given day each week for street cleaning.This would move many of the outsiders away as they may not find it convenient to move their boat say on a wednesday afternoon from1.00pm to 4.00 pm every week. The other side of the road would be at a diferent time frame. Result cleaner streets and less long term parking. The No Parking could be a Tow away zone thus confiscating any offender and creating revenu for the Council! Leave a Reply. |
AuthorCandy Bingham, Deputy Mayor & Manly Ward Councillor on Northern Beaches Council. Background in marketing, public relations and community engagement. Author of five business books. Former Lady Mayoress of Sydney. Aka Candy Tymson. ........................................
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