Walton County announces its paid parking program at
three municipal parking lots in an effort to support essential County services.
Beginning on April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler
Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots in
south Walton County.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations. In
addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge from
all municipal parking lots.
To ensure affordability for local residents, the County is offering an annual parking
permit to Walton County residents for only $5 per year. Residents may apply for
this permit at www.parkwaltonco.org.
“We recognize that changes to parking policies may be concerning for residents,”
said Mike Thornton, Deputy County Administrator. “We’re implementing this
program to ensure the long-term sustainability of County operations with a fee
structure that minimizes the impact on residents while ensuring that visitors
contribute to the upkeep of public facilities.”
Sixty percent of parking revenue will go toward Walton County operations, helping
fund services and maintain public amenities. The remaining forty percent of the
revenue will cover the cost of PCI Municipal, LLC, the private vendor responsible
for managing the parking program including permits, payment processing, onsite
safety and customer service.
Additional details about the program, including the full fee structure for residents
and visitors, instructions for obtaining parking permits and payment options are
available at www.parkwaltonco.org
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Tourist lots shoiuld be paid by tourists and/or Walton County Tourism from bed tax.
Another brick in the wall of the downfall of SoWal.
Another brick in the wall of the downfall of SoWal.
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navigate30aBeach LoverInlet Beach55 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach LoverWalton County announces its paid parking program atThe website isn’t even up yet.
three municipal parking lots in an effort to support essential County services.
Beginning on April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler
Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots in
south Walton County.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations. In
addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge from
all municipal parking lots.
To ensure affordability for local residents, the County is offering an annual parking
permit to Walton County residents for only $5 per year. Residents may apply for
this permit at www.parkwaltonco.org.
“We recognize that changes to parking policies may be concerning for residents,”
said Mike Thornton, Deputy County Administrator. “We’re implementing this
program to ensure the long-term sustainability of County operations with a fee
structure that minimizes the impact on residents while ensuring that visitors
contribute to the upkeep of public facilities.”
Sixty percent of parking revenue will go toward Walton County operations, helping
fund services and maintain public amenities. The remaining forty percent of the
revenue will cover the cost of PCI Municipal, LLC, the private vendor responsible
for managing the parking program including permits, payment processing, onsite
safety and customer service.
Additional details about the program, including the full fee structure for residents
and visitors, instructions for obtaining parking permits and payment options are
available at www.parkwaltonco.org
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JaneBeach FanaticSanta Rosa Beach FL862 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticI assume the money will go toward more parking lots and expanded teams. Hopefully it will reduce traffic.
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Jimmy TBeach Fanatic934 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticWhen I first heard about this, I thought it was a joke. Crazy.
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bob bobBeach FanaticSRB890 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticWhen I first heard about this, I thought it was a joke. Crazy.Walco has been talking about paid parking for awhile. It will probably expand to all "improved" parking spaces like along roadways. At one time they said locals would park free. I guess a locals' permit keeps things uniform. The cost of enforcement is going to be high.
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As early as April 1, Municipal Parking Lots (MPLs) in South Walton will begin charging residents of Walton County and visitors for parking.
On February 26, the Board of County Commissioners approved the signature of a contract with PCI Municipal Services, LLC for parking management and enforcement services at the 393 Municipal Parking Lot, Grayton Beach Municipal Parking Lot, and the Van Ness Butler Parking Lot.
The Van Ness Butler Parking Lot currently does not offer tram service for those seeking rides to and from the beach. However, the other two MPLs do have Tram services that support public transportation (Beach Tram) to reduce traffic congestion on 30A and give beachgoers the ability to easily access a greater number of public beaches, where parking can be most difficult to find during peak season. The MPLs are operational between 5:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m, seven days a week.
Walton County residents seeking an annual parking pass will pay $5 dollars for a year. Costs for non-residents will be much higher, according to the commission’s agenda item paperwork. Non-residents will pay a five-dollar fee from November through February, but the fee increases to $15 the rest of the year. A non-resident may purchase an Annual Parking Permit for $205.00. A weekly permit for non-residents is $120.00.
In addition, all customers will have to pay a convenience fee that varies by purchase type.
Daily Parking Fees: .45¢ per payment
Parking permit fee: $3.50 per permit
Online parking citation payment: $3.50 per citation
In-person uncontested citations: $25 Walton County Clerk of Court fee
In-person contested citations: $75 Walton County Clerk of Court fee
How much does Walton County make?
County Administrator Brian Kellenberger said that because this is the first time Walton County has initiated a managed “pay to park” program, the anticipated income is unknown, and the estimate is based solely on forecasting. He explained that it is also hard to determine, based on the number of locals who may purchase permits or on the time it takes [especially in the first season] for the public to realize the benefits of the MPLs and the new Tram system that provides door-to-door service to the beach accesses. He estimated the annual income could be between $750,000 and $1 million.
No Overnight Parking – Fines are Over the Roof
The County wants to ensure that vehicles are not left in the parking lot overnight. It would be cheaper to park in Manhattan for a week than to pay the ticket for a car left overnight at one of the three MPLs. If a car is left in any of the three MPLs between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., the fine is $500.00 if paid within the first 30 days. If the fine for overnight parking is not paid in the first 30 days, the fine assessed is $750.00.
Kellenberger says the overnight fine sends a strong message that deals directly with the intended purpose of the MPL. “The Municipal Parking Lots are for those visitors seeking daily beach access and are clearly not for short-term rental parking,” he explained. Kellenbeger added that many short-term rentals have inadequate parking, and in many instances, visitors to the areas have more cars at a rental unit than there are spaces allotted for the property.
The plan for the MPLs is to provide a convenient, easy way for individuals and families to get to the beach. If short-term rental vacationers used the MPLs as overflow parking, the MPLs would remain full week after week, and the efforts made by Beach Operations and the Tourism Department over the last few years would be unsuccessful.
PCI Municipal Services will be responsible for managing the parking and permitting. As the administrator of the fee-based parking, PCI will receive 40 percent of the revenues as defined in the contract with Walton County.
On February 26, the Board of County Commissioners approved the signature of a contract with PCI Municipal Services, LLC for parking management and enforcement services at the 393 Municipal Parking Lot, Grayton Beach Municipal Parking Lot, and the Van Ness Butler Parking Lot.
The Van Ness Butler Parking Lot currently does not offer tram service for those seeking rides to and from the beach. However, the other two MPLs do have Tram services that support public transportation (Beach Tram) to reduce traffic congestion on 30A and give beachgoers the ability to easily access a greater number of public beaches, where parking can be most difficult to find during peak season. The MPLs are operational between 5:00 a.m. and 12:00 a.m, seven days a week.
Walton County residents seeking an annual parking pass will pay $5 dollars for a year. Costs for non-residents will be much higher, according to the commission’s agenda item paperwork. Non-residents will pay a five-dollar fee from November through February, but the fee increases to $15 the rest of the year. A non-resident may purchase an Annual Parking Permit for $205.00. A weekly permit for non-residents is $120.00.
In addition, all customers will have to pay a convenience fee that varies by purchase type.
Daily Parking Fees: .45¢ per payment
Parking permit fee: $3.50 per permit
Online parking citation payment: $3.50 per citation
In-person uncontested citations: $25 Walton County Clerk of Court fee
In-person contested citations: $75 Walton County Clerk of Court fee
How much does Walton County make?
County Administrator Brian Kellenberger said that because this is the first time Walton County has initiated a managed “pay to park” program, the anticipated income is unknown, and the estimate is based solely on forecasting. He explained that it is also hard to determine, based on the number of locals who may purchase permits or on the time it takes [especially in the first season] for the public to realize the benefits of the MPLs and the new Tram system that provides door-to-door service to the beach accesses. He estimated the annual income could be between $750,000 and $1 million.
No Overnight Parking – Fines are Over the Roof
The County wants to ensure that vehicles are not left in the parking lot overnight. It would be cheaper to park in Manhattan for a week than to pay the ticket for a car left overnight at one of the three MPLs. If a car is left in any of the three MPLs between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m., the fine is $500.00 if paid within the first 30 days. If the fine for overnight parking is not paid in the first 30 days, the fine assessed is $750.00.
Kellenberger says the overnight fine sends a strong message that deals directly with the intended purpose of the MPL. “The Municipal Parking Lots are for those visitors seeking daily beach access and are clearly not for short-term rental parking,” he explained. Kellenbeger added that many short-term rentals have inadequate parking, and in many instances, visitors to the areas have more cars at a rental unit than there are spaces allotted for the property.
The plan for the MPLs is to provide a convenient, easy way for individuals and families to get to the beach. If short-term rental vacationers used the MPLs as overflow parking, the MPLs would remain full week after week, and the efforts made by Beach Operations and the Tourism Department over the last few years would be unsuccessful.
PCI Municipal Services will be responsible for managing the parking and permitting. As the administrator of the fee-based parking, PCI will receive 40 percent of the revenues as defined in the contract with Walton County.
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KurtAdminSoWal2,470 postsJoined View profileMessageAdminOn the agenda for approval by BCC:
Paid parking area fees and fines shall be as follows:
1. Daily Parking Fees
a. Off Season (November to February) - $5.00 per day
b. In Season (March to October) - $5.00 per hour, $15.00 per day
c. Free Parking for the Disabled- no fees will be charged for any vehicle displaying a
disability parking permit/placard or disability license plate)
2. Parking Permits
a. County Resident Annual Parking Permit - $5.00 per year
b. Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit - $205.00 per year
c. Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit - $90 per week
3. Parking Citation Fines
a. Non-Payment Citation - $40, plus the Daily Parking Fee Due (if paid within 30 days of
receipt)
b. Non-Payment Citation - $80, plus the Daily Parking Fee Due (if paid after 30 days of
receipt)
c. Parking in the County’s Municipal Parking Lots between the hours of 12 a.m. and 5 a.m.
- $500.00, if paid within 30 days of receipt or $750.00 if paid after 30 days of receipt.
4. Convenience Fees shall be charged and paid by customers to cover the cost of the technology.
The initial convenience fees shall be as follows:
a. Daily Parking Fees - $0.45 per payment
b. Parking Permit Fee - $3.50 per permit
c. On-Line Parking Citation Payment - $3.50 per citation paid
Paid parking area fees and fines shall be as follows:
1. Daily Parking Fees
a. Off Season (November to February) - $5.00 per day
b. In Season (March to October) - $5.00 per hour, $15.00 per day
c. Free Parking for the Disabled- no fees will be charged for any vehicle displaying a
disability parking permit/placard or disability license plate)
2. Parking Permits
a. County Resident Annual Parking Permit - $5.00 per year
b. Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit - $205.00 per year
c. Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit - $90 per week
3. Parking Citation Fines
a. Non-Payment Citation - $40, plus the Daily Parking Fee Due (if paid within 30 days of
receipt)
b. Non-Payment Citation - $80, plus the Daily Parking Fee Due (if paid after 30 days of
receipt)
c. Parking in the County’s Municipal Parking Lots between the hours of 12 a.m. and 5 a.m.
- $500.00, if paid within 30 days of receipt or $750.00 if paid after 30 days of receipt.
4. Convenience Fees shall be charged and paid by customers to cover the cost of the technology.
The initial convenience fees shall be as follows:
a. Daily Parking Fees - $0.45 per payment
b. Parking Permit Fee - $3.50 per permit
c. On-Line Parking Citation Payment - $3.50 per citation paid
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Shard Shop GraytonBeach ComberGrayton Beach10 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach ComberShops of Grayton and surrounding retailers will suffer greatly from this decision. Charging for the use of the tram vs parking would seem more logical and supportive of all the small businesses in the Grayton area.
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DawnBeach Fanatic1,367 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticShops of Grayton and surrounding retailers will suffer greatly from this decision. Charging for the use of the tram vs parking would seem more logical and supportive of all the small businesses in the Grayton area.How will paid parking hurt business? I doubt it's going to deter tourists.
Walton County to Host Parking Permit Sign-up Events Ahead of Paid Parking Launch
Walton County – 04/01/26 – Walton County, in partnership with its contracted
vendor, PCI Municipal Services, will host parking permit sign-up events as it
launches its paid parking program at select municipal parking lots. Residents and
visitors can apply for up to two parking permits per household.
Walton County residents can purchase annual parking permits for a cost of $5 per
vehicle. Please bring a valid Driver's License, current voter's registration card or a
Walton County homestead exemption card to verify residency. In addition, please
provide a current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Non-Walton County residents can purchase a Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit
for $205 per year or a Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit for $90 per week.
Please bring a valid Driver's License and current vehicle registration for each
vehicle application.
Payment must be made using either credit or debit card.
Passes can also be acquired online at Park Walton County
WHO: Walton County and PCI Municipal Services
WHAT: Parking permit sign-up events
WHERE: April 2 - 3, 2026
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Van Ness Butler Municipal Lot – 40 Western Lake Dr., Santa Rosa Beach
Grayton Beach Municipal Lot – 1505 County Hwy 283 S, Santa Rosa Beach
Ambassadors will be roving through the lots to assist with sign-ups.
Beginning April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler
Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations.
In addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge
from all municipal parking lots.
For additional assistance, information or frequently asked questions, please visit
www.parkwaltonco.org or call 850-797-8783.
Walton County – 04/01/26 – Walton County, in partnership with its contracted
vendor, PCI Municipal Services, will host parking permit sign-up events as it
launches its paid parking program at select municipal parking lots. Residents and
visitors can apply for up to two parking permits per household.
Walton County residents can purchase annual parking permits for a cost of $5 per
vehicle. Please bring a valid Driver's License, current voter's registration card or a
Walton County homestead exemption card to verify residency. In addition, please
provide a current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Non-Walton County residents can purchase a Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit
for $205 per year or a Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit for $90 per week.
Please bring a valid Driver's License and current vehicle registration for each
vehicle application.
Payment must be made using either credit or debit card.
Passes can also be acquired online at Park Walton County
WHO: Walton County and PCI Municipal Services
WHAT: Parking permit sign-up events
WHERE: April 2 - 3, 2026
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Van Ness Butler Municipal Lot – 40 Western Lake Dr., Santa Rosa Beach
Grayton Beach Municipal Lot – 1505 County Hwy 283 S, Santa Rosa Beach
Ambassadors will be roving through the lots to assist with sign-ups.
Beginning April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler
Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations.
In addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge
from all municipal parking lots.
For additional assistance, information or frequently asked questions, please visit
www.parkwaltonco.org or call 850-797-8783.
Edited
Parking passes shall be issued on an annual basis
- It is the vehicle owner’s responsibility to update new or changed license plate/vehicle information.
- All Parking Passes will be “virtual” using the license plate as verification - stickers or decals will not be issued.
- Parking Passes will be available for all Walton County Residents and Non-Residents
*Per County Ordinance 20:15, parking permits are established for parking privileges in the designated County parking lots.
Annual Walton County Resident Parking Pass
ApplyWalton County Residents
All residents are eligible to obtain a parking pass at a cost of $5.00 per vehicle.
Resident applications take up to 72 hours for approval. This pass allows parking at designated Walton County paid beach Lots without the need to process daily payment.
The parking pass is $5.00 PER vehicle registered
- Residency must be supported by proper documentation upon registration and annual renewal:
- 1 - Proof of Residency in Walton County – please provide ONE of the following:
- Valid Drivers License
- Current Voters Registration Card
- Valid Homestead Exemption Card
- 2 – Current Vehicle Registration for each registered vehicle
- 1 - Proof of Residency in Walton County – please provide ONE of the following:
- Once a pass holder has established their Parking Pass account in ParkLync, they will be allowed to update their vehicle license plates within the ParkLync system.
- Resident passes are required to be renewed annually
Non-Resident Annual Parking Pass
ApplyNon- Residents of Walton County
All non - residents are eligible to obtain a parking pass at a cost of $210.00 per vehicle.
Non-Resident Applications are approved upon receipt of payment: This pass allows parking at designated Walton County paid beach Lots without the need to process daily payment.
The parking pass is $205.00 PER vehicle registered
- Ensure all vehicle information is entered accurately as your pass will be verified by your license plate number.
Once a pass holder has established their Parking Pass account in ParkLync, they will be allowed to update their vehicle license plates within the ParkLync system. - Non-Resident passes are required to be renewed annually
Weekly Parking Pass
ApplyWeekly Visitor Pass - Walton County
All visitors are eligible to obtain a weekly parking pass at the cost of $90.00, which will be valid for 7 days.
This pass allows parking at all designated Walton County paid beach lots without the need to process a daily payment.
The parking pass is $90.00 PER vehicle registered
- Please Click the link below and be prepared to enter your license plate information to process your request
- Please ensure your license plate information is entered accurately as this is how your pass will be validated
ADA Parking Pass
ApplyAnnual ADA Pass
All ADA parkers are eligible to obtain a parking pass FREE of charge. ADA applications take up 72 hours for approval. This pass allows parking at designated Walton County paid parking Lots without the need to process daily payment.
- ADA Validation – please the following:
- Valid Driver's License
- State Issued ADA registration form'
- Current Vehicle Registration for the vehicle registered on application
ADA passes are required to be renewed annually
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bob bobBeach FanaticSRB890 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticI'll never get used to the fact we lost a very important beach access between watercolor and seaside.
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Watercolor sues Walton county to take back beach easements, close Van Ness Butler Jr. Access | SoWal Forum
As recently reported in the Defuniak Herald {4/6/22} Watercolor has sued the county to take back the beach easements that were granted to the county by the St. Joe company twenty years ago. One of the easements lies under where the Van Ness Butler beach access crosses to the beach. An access...
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Walton County, in partnership with its contracted
vendor, PCI Municipal Services, will host parking permit sign-up events as it launches its paid parking program at select municipal parking lots.
Residents and visitors can apply for up to two parking permits per household. Walton County residents can purchase annual parking permits for a cost of $5 per
vehicle.
Please bring a valid Driver's License, current voter's registration card or a Walton County homestead exemption card to verify residency. In addition, please
provide a current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Non-Walton County residents can purchase a Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit for $205 per year or a Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit for $90 per week. Please bring a valid Driver's License and current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Payments must be paid by credit or debit card.
Passes can be acquired online at www.parkwaltonco.org
WHO: Walton County and PCI Municipal Services
WHAT: Parking permit sign-up events
WHERE: April 2 - 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Van Ness Butler Municipal Lot – 40 Western Lake Dr., Santa Rosa Beach
Grayton Beach Municipal Lot – 1505 County Hwy 283 S, Santa Rosa Beach
Ambassadors will be roving through the lots to assist with sign-ups.
Beginning April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations.
In addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge from all municipal parking lots.
For additional assistance, information or frequently asked questions, please visit:
www.parkwaltonco.org or call 850-797-8783.
vendor, PCI Municipal Services, will host parking permit sign-up events as it launches its paid parking program at select municipal parking lots.
Residents and visitors can apply for up to two parking permits per household. Walton County residents can purchase annual parking permits for a cost of $5 per
vehicle.
Please bring a valid Driver's License, current voter's registration card or a Walton County homestead exemption card to verify residency. In addition, please
provide a current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Non-Walton County residents can purchase a Non-Resident Annual Parking Permit for $205 per year or a Non-Resident Weekly Parking Permit for $90 per week. Please bring a valid Driver's License and current vehicle registration for each vehicle application.
Payments must be paid by credit or debit card.
Passes can be acquired online at www.parkwaltonco.org
WHO: Walton County and PCI Municipal Services
WHAT: Parking permit sign-up events
WHERE: April 2 - 3, 2026 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Van Ness Butler Municipal Lot – 40 Western Lake Dr., Santa Rosa Beach
Grayton Beach Municipal Lot – 1505 County Hwy 283 S, Santa Rosa Beach
Ambassadors will be roving through the lots to assist with sign-ups.
Beginning April 3, paid parking will be implemented at the Van Ness Butler Municipal, County Road 393 Municipal and Grayton Beach Municipal lots.
Parking remains free of charge at all other municipal parking lot locations.
In addition, tram services to public beaches will continue to operate at no charge from all municipal parking lots.
For additional assistance, information or frequently asked questions, please visit:
www.parkwaltonco.org or call 850-797-8783.
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Will BModeratorAtlanta, GA4,582 postsJoined View profileMessageModeratorI can speak only for the 393 / Ed Waline parking lot. Here's my observation from the first really busy week. The 393 parking lot was a ghost town. As long as people have the ability to park in the grass along 30A nobody is going to park in the lot. Every time I drove by it there were less than 10 cars; however, along 30A there were cars parked way down 30A...on both sides in some places. Walton county needs to figure out how to block cars from those areas in a way that's not a complete and total eyesore.
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TeresaSoWal GuideSouth Walton, FL30,970 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal GuideResident Beach Parking Pass Update!
Walton County has expanded its resident beach parking pass system to allow up to four vehicles per Walton County residential address as demonstrated by a Driver’s License, Voter Registration Card or Homestead Exemption. Residents can select and register their vehicles during the initial application process.
Each vehicle will include a $5 fee, plus a $3.50 convenience fee. This update is designed to provide added convenience and flexibility for residents managing multiple vehicles.
Walton County has expanded its resident beach parking pass system to allow up to four vehicles per Walton County residential address as demonstrated by a Driver’s License, Voter Registration Card or Homestead Exemption. Residents can select and register their vehicles during the initial application process.
Each vehicle will include a $5 fee, plus a $3.50 convenience fee. This update is designed to provide added convenience and flexibility for residents managing multiple vehicles.
bentley williamsbentley williamsBeach FanaticSoWal659 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
bentley williamsBeach FanaticSoWal659 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticSeeing and hearing a lot of complaints about tourists getting fined because they never saw signs directing them to pay.
Not that I really care but perhaps better signage is needed and a lenience period with warnings?
Not that I really care but perhaps better signage is needed and a lenience period with warnings?
Will BWill BModeratorAtlanta, GA4,582 postsJoined View profileMessageModerator
Will BModeratorAtlanta, GA4,582 postsJoined View profileMessageModeratorSeeing and hearing a lot of complaints about tourists getting fined because they never saw signs directing them to pay.I have yet to see a single car parked in the 393 lot. I can't blame anyone. Why buy the cow when they're getting the milk for free? As long as nothing is being done about the cars parking along 30A nobody will use that lot.
Not that I really care but perhaps better signage is needed and a lenience period with warnings?
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DawnBeach Fanatic1,367 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticI have yet to see a single car parked in the 393 lot. I can't blame anyone. Why buy the cow when they're getting the milk for free? As long as nothing is being done about the cars parking along 30A nobody will use that lot.I would like to see all right of ways in SoWal made in to parking like at uptown Grayton. Even in neighborhoods near beach accesses. Use tourist tax dollars wisely.
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