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Parking conundrum

The boom gate and entry ticket station have been replaced with ticket meters. Picture: Sam James
Sam James

THE boomgates are up at the underutilised Curlewis Street parking lot, as council takes steps to encourage visitors to the CBD to park in the over 50 available spaces. Swan Hill Rural City Council has leased the privately-owned lot for a 12-month trial as of yesterday, installing ticket meters and applying the $1.40 per hour […]

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