i want letter regarding my new construce road level change because my gali level is down against another gali road
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There will be no free parking on any public road in the city, not even outside one’s own house, if the new parking policy, drafted by the Urban Development Department, comes into force.
The new policy, expected to come into effect in a month’s time, is aimed at bringing a sweeping change in the way vehicle owners look at parking on public roads. This has been one of the recommendations mobility experts have been making to keep private vehicles off the road.
“Road space is at a premium and so are footpaths. It has to be used for mobility and not for parking. We are working on a plan to regulate parking in the city,” Mahendra Jain, additional chief secretary at UDD, told ET.
The policy proposes regulation of on-street parking along high-density corridors, Central Business District (CBD) roads and near multi-level parking centres. It also imposes restrictions on on-street parking in residential areas by levying a charge. In places where parking is allowed, users will have to pay.
Jain said the money mobilised from parking fees will be used to improve road safety, facilities for pedestrians, development of parking spaces, etc. “We are also hoping that this will ease congestion in a significant manner,” he said.