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Randwick residents face paid parking at beaches

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Randwick Council is reviewing a controversial paid parking plan for streets near popular beaches including Maroubra, Clovelly, Coogee and Little Bay. The proposal aims to fund $23 million in beach upkeep costs, with the council offering at least one free parking permit per household, though residents with multiple cars and local businesses have raised concerns. A final vote will be taken after community consultation results are analysed.

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Randwick residents face paid parking at beaches

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Rammwick Council is reviewing a controversial plan, which would see some residents pay to park in their own streets. The council had originally proposed one free parking permit per household, but is now considering a more generous scheme for those with multiple cars. Chris Mar has more. Well, Rammwick Council maintains no resident in its area will be worse off under a controversial plan for paid parking at the beach. The row of a placing parking meters near Rammwick Beachers comes after the council proposed the plan to help pay for their $23 million upkeep. Beachers affected include Marubra, along with Clivelli, Kourji, Little Bay. There's been strong opposition to the proposal from small businesses near the beachers, worried about its impact on their customer numbers. Rammwick Council says there would be at least one beach parking permit per Rammwick household,

but is prepared to increase that number. Residents living near beaches are worried in cases where they may have more than two cars. A lot of concerns in the community about this proposal. Basically, people do not want to pay to go to the beach. We have a cost of living crisis at the moment, as such, there's a lot of concerns. Rammwick Council says surveys so far have found a majority support in the LGA for the paid parking plan. Rammwick Council says a final vote will be taken once the results of the consultation are analysed.

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