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Parking issues in the City of Saint John, specifically in the South-Central Peninsula neighbourhood, can include challenges such as the perception of limited availability of parking spaces in certain areas, leading to congestion and difficulties for both residents and visitors to find parking.
Other common issues and concerns include unclear or inadequate signage, leading to confusion over parking regulations, as well as issues related to parking enforcement, like ticketing, or concerns related to the cost of parking in some locations. Efforts to address these issues often involve improving parking infrastructure, promoting alternative transportation options, and implementing clearer regulations and enforcement measures to manage parking more effectively.
The Saint John Comprehensive Parking Study is being conducted in the South Central Peninsula neighbourhood.
The study has the following goals and scope of work:
Develop a Comprehensive Parking Study to guide the parking service in meeting evolving community needs, supporting future development, and promoting smart growth.
Review Current Parking Services with a focus on the South-Central Peninsula, assessing parking inventory, capacity, demand, and related services.
Provide Strategic Recommendations for short-term and long-term parking improvements aligned with the City’s existing plans, such as MoveSJ.
Evaluate Emerging Trends like active transportation, greening parking services, and the effectiveness of the current parking system, including snow bans and alternate-side parking.
Enhance Accessibility and Support Smart Development by exploring best practices and ensuring sufficient accessible parking.
Engage the Community and Stakeholders to inform the study’s recommendations.
Benchmark with Similar Municipalities and prioritize recommendations with clear timelines for implementation. Parking issues in the City of Saint John (the City), New Brunswick.
Parking Study Mailing List
Members of the public are welcome to submit a request to be added to the study mailing list be emailingparking@saintjohn.ca.
Parking issues in the City of Saint John, specifically in the South-Central Peninsula neighbourhood, can include challenges such as the perception of limited availability of parking spaces in certain areas, leading to congestion and difficulties for both residents and visitors to find parking.
Other common issues and concerns include unclear or inadequate signage, leading to confusion over parking regulations, as well as issues related to parking enforcement, like ticketing, or concerns related to the cost of parking in some locations. Efforts to address these issues often involve improving parking infrastructure, promoting alternative transportation options, and implementing clearer regulations and enforcement measures to manage parking more effectively.
The Saint John Comprehensive Parking Study is being conducted in the South Central Peninsula neighbourhood.
The study has the following goals and scope of work:
Develop a Comprehensive Parking Study to guide the parking service in meeting evolving community needs, supporting future development, and promoting smart growth.
Review Current Parking Services with a focus on the South-Central Peninsula, assessing parking inventory, capacity, demand, and related services.
Provide Strategic Recommendations for short-term and long-term parking improvements aligned with the City’s existing plans, such as MoveSJ.
Evaluate Emerging Trends like active transportation, greening parking services, and the effectiveness of the current parking system, including snow bans and alternate-side parking.
Enhance Accessibility and Support Smart Development by exploring best practices and ensuring sufficient accessible parking.
Engage the Community and Stakeholders to inform the study’s recommendations.
Benchmark with Similar Municipalities and prioritize recommendations with clear timelines for implementation. Parking issues in the City of Saint John (the City), New Brunswick.
Parking Study Mailing List
Members of the public are welcome to submit a request to be added to the study mailing list be emailingparking@saintjohn.ca.
