Calgary Parking Plan Criticized
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City plans to pave Edworthy Park lot, add paid parking — but councillor criticizes lack of engagement
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Ward 7 Coun. Terry Wong says the community wasn't properly consulted about the parking lot at Edworthy Park .
The parking authority is proposing a paid parking model to fund improvements and address overcrowding at the site.
The city aims to improve the lot through paving, marked stalls and signs, better lighting and addressing drainage problems.
Coun. Wong: "We should never put the cart before the horse".
Calgary Parking is inviting members of the public to learn more about the proposed upgrades.
Information sessions will be held May 5 to 9:30 a.m. and May 9 at the park’s north lot.
Business owner Cathy Jacobs said the city has consulted her on the plans.
She said the lot is mostly occupied by people coming to use the park.
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