Horsham Rural City Council voted to adopt the Parking Management Plan at its June 28 meeting.
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The plan covers parking in the Central Activity District (CAD) and aims to provide a better customer experience with parking in Horsham.
Some of the main elements of the Plan include increasing all one-hour car parks into two-hour car parks, turning all short term parking to 30-minutes, removing existing permit parking locations, and adding 22 accessible car parks in high traffic locations.
Councilor Claudia Haenel spoke in favour of the plan at the council meeting.
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"It is a great opportunity to simplify and digitise our parking system in and around the Central Activity District of Horsham Rural City," she said
"It will save time and money handling and with the ease of managing your parking from your driver's seat.
"It will also make life easier for our ageing population and mums with kids that have their hands full.
"This will be a timesaving process and an easy process."
The plan will be reviewed as necessary and does not address parking fees and charges or parking related infrastructure or upgrades.
To read the plan visit https://www.hrcc.vic.gov.au/Home
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Matt Hughes
Matt is a sports journalist at The Standard.
Matt is a sports journalist at The Standard.
