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Visitor Pay Parking Program relaunches soon

The pay parking program begins May 15 and runs until Sept. 15
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The map shows where the pay kiosks will be located during the 2018 tourist season. The area highlighted in purple is the on-street parking and the green areas is free parking. The yellow areas on the map are resident-only parking. Photo Submitted

The pay parking is set to make it’s return for the summer season.

The Visitor Pay Parking program will once again commence on May 15 and run until Sept. 15 in the downtown and water front area.

After what is considered a successful first year in 2017, the Town of Sylvan Lake and Town Council agreed to make a few changes to the program.

Changes to the program include more signage and more pay terminals in the downtown area.

Residents in Sylvan Lake have been asking if they need to re-register their vehicles for the upcoming season.

According to a press release from the Town, residents do not have to re-register their vehicles. They will however have to update their license plate information.

Residents can update their information online, and can have up to four registered vehicles per property.

Registering, and updating, license plate information will ensure Sylvan Lake residents and property owners can park for free in the Downtown area.

Residents may park in any of the following locations with a registered vehicle:

  • In pay parking lots;
  • On-street pay parking locations (up to 3 hours);
  • Along residential streets within the downtown.

However, if you have moved to a new property in Sylvan Lake, or are new to town, you must re-register online or in person at the NexSource Centre or Municipal Government Building.

Non-residents or property owners of Sylvan Lake may purchase a seasonal parking permit for a total of $126.40.

Both residents and visitors are limited to three-hour parking on-street parking. This is parking along the street and not in parking lots.

Pay parking begins on May 15, and will be enforced during the hours of 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. until Sept. 15.



megan.roth@sylvanlakenews.com

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