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The complete CPP parking guide 2011 - 2012 CITY OF PERTH PARKING 3 KEY PARKING EAST PARADE AY W EE R F R E M R A F M A H NEWCASTLE STREET A R G BUS STATION NORTHBRIDGE ROYAL STREET NORTHBRIDGE LORD STREET LORD PIAZZA WILLIAM STREET ROYAL STREET RAILWAY STREET ROE STREET TRAIN STATION WITTENOOM STREET BRONTE STREET EAST PERTH WELLINGTON STREET WELLINGTON STREET WELLINGTON STREET THOMAS STREET FREEWAY MITCHELL PERTH CITY RED CAT BUS ROUTE MURRAY STREET HAY STREET HAY STREET BLUE CAT BUS ROUTE WEST PERTH ADELAIDE TERRACE WILLIAM STREET BARRACK STREET YELLOW CAT BUS ROUTE CAUSEWAY TERRACE ROAD TERRACE ROAD MALCOLM ST HEIRISSON RIVERSIDE DRIVE ISLAND KINGS PARK ROAD SWAN RIVER KINGS PARK KWINANA FREEWAY COP417_Feb2011 FINDING PARKING MADE EASY CONTENTS 5 We’re making it easier for you to find parking in the City with a new website and smart phone app – that will show you all our car parking options closest to your City destination. It will even give you directions to the car park from your destination. Plan ahead for your journey, visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au or download our smart phone app from the app store as soon as it’s released. See the website for more details on the release of the app. Central City PAGE 08 Green InItIatIves East Perth PAGE 18 City of Perth Parking caters for about 10 million customers each year. As motor vehicles are seen as a significant contributor to energy consumption and carbon emissions, the City of Perth has various initiatives in place to reduce energy consumption and pollution. Initiatives Northbridge PAGE 32 include tree planting, participation in an Electric Vehicle Trial and various environmentally conscious features in car parks. tree Planting to Offset Carbon emissions RIver Foreshore PAGE 42 The City of Perth is the first local authority in Australia to commit to a climate change initiative by planting and maintaining 85,000 trees funded from parking customers. 85,000 West Perth PAGE 52 trees will entrap an estimated 15,600 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide Equivalent (CO2e) at maturity. The project has been planned to maximise all environmental outcomes, including the creation of new habitats for native birds, insects, flora and fauna. A further 85,000 trees ACROD Parking PAGE 60 will be planted in Stage 2 of the project. environmentally Friendly Car Parks - elder street CPP’s newest facility, the Elder Street car park, is our showcase of environmentally friendly MAxiMuM TiMe PAGE 63 carpark design. It features: • Real time availability of car bays highlighted for each level, as well as way finding/ Car Pooling PAGE 63 directional signage, to reduce travel time and CO2 emissions. • Rain water harvesting and storage from the roof reduces water consumption. • Dedicated, secure motorcycle & bicycle parking with controlled entry from Elder Street. MOTORCYCLE PARKING PAGE 64 It gives patrons rapid access to the free CAT bus to commute to the city centre - helping reduce congestion. Bicycle Parking PAGE 65 • Low energy lighting: Smart lighting systems mean specific lights will automatically switch off when levels are not in use. • Natural ventilation with automatic CO2 monitoring and ventilation adjustment reduces HOw to PAY for PARKING PAGE 66 energy consumption. • Solar panels supply energy to 15 electric vehicle charging points. Energy not consumed from the solar panels is sold back into the power grid. CAsHless PaymenT PAGE 67 Over time, these features will be rolled out to the rest of the City of Perth car parks. Wa electric vehicle trial Terms AnD COnDiTiONS PAGE 68 In an Australian-first, a number of State Government agencies, local authorities and private sector organisations have joined forces to trial electric vehicles. The trial is providing information on the performance, environmental benefits, policies, infrastructure and practical implications for the future use of electric vehicles in WA. The City of Perth is an active participant in the ongoing development of alternative mobility with minimal environmental consequences. For more information, visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au or www.waevtrial.com.au Taking inspirational steps such as these to improve air quality in Australia is what makes City of Perth Parking “the greener place to park”. CENTRAL CITY 7 FOR PARKING INFORMATION ON STREET PARKING SER v ICES Telephone 1300 889 613 or visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au KERBSIDE PARKING FEES Monday to Saturday 8.00am to 6.00pm PUBLIC HOLIDAYS (except where otherwise stated) $3.40 per hour Please note some undercover car parks do not open on public holidays. INNER CITY ZONE $1.70 per half hour or part thereof Motorcycles $1.20 per hour for further information, visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au $0.60 per half hour or part thereof Monday to Saturday 8.00am to 6.00pm (except where otherwise stated) WEST PERTH & NORTHBRIDGE ZONE $3.10 per hour $1.60 per half hour or part thereof We’re planting trees to help clear the air. Monday to Saturday 8.00am to 6.00pm (except where otherwise stated) EAST Perth & OUTER CITY ZONE $2.80 per hour $1.40 per half hour or part thereof No fee payable on public holidays. CAR PARKS CLOSE TO Please remember to look for and obey parking signs. 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Change given. M/C: dedicated entry, use pay station. Monday to Friday 5.30am – midnight Saturday 7.00am – midnight HOURS Sunday 7.00am – 7.00pm Closed public holidays, except for special events. Applicable 24 hours, 7 days. Please refer to operational hours of the car park. Hourly rate (Monday to Sunday) $3.60 10 Hour maximum (Monday to Friday) $17.00* 12 Hour maximum (Monday to Sunday) $19.10* 24 Hour maximum (Monday to Sunday) $30.40* FEES Early bird (entry before 7.00am, Monday to Friday, 10 hour maximum) $14.00* Guarantee yourself a park Night rate (capped 6.00pm to closing time) $10.80* Weekend day rate (10 hour maximum between 6.00am & 6.00pm) $10.80* in the city. Bicycle parking hourly rate $0.20 Bicycle parking 12 hour maximum $1.00* Reserve a long term bay today! *Thereafter hourly rate applies. If the credit/Parking Card payment facility is offline, customers must use cash. Visit www.cityofperthparking.com.au Motorcycle fees are 33% of car parking hourly fees. No early bird or concessions apply. Motorcycles must be parked in a marked motorcycle bay. or Tel: 9461 3712 CENTRAL CITY 13 FIRE STATION OPEN AIR HIS MAJESTY’S MULTISTOREY 9461 3774 ENTRY 1 Murray Street & Hay Street ENTRY 377 Murray Street BAYS 161, including 3 ACROD EXIT 844 – 848 Hay Street MOTORCYCLE 10 MAX HEIGHT 1.9 metres PAYMENT SYSTEM Ticket machine (pay and display ticket) BAYS 654, including 6 ACROD Credit card, Parking Card and/or cash $2, $1, 50c, 20c, 10c. ELECTRIC VEHICLE 2 charging facilities PAYMENT OPTIONS No change given. M/C: multibay parking meter. MOTORCYCLE 26 HOURS 24 hour LEVELS B, G, L1 to L10 Applicable 24 hours, 7 days. PAYMENT SYSTEM Automated pay machine (pay as you leave) Please refer to operational hours of the car park. Credit card, Parking Card and/or cash $20, $10, $5, $2, $1, 50c, PAYMENT OPTIONS Hourly rate (Monday to Sunday) $2.50 20c, 10c. Change given. M/C: dedicated entry, use pay station. FEES Night rate (capped 6.00pm to 3.00am) $7.50* Monday to Thursday 6.30am – midnight Weekend day rate Friday 6.30am – 1.00am (10 hour maximum between 6.00am & 6.00pm) $10.00* HOURS Saturday 8.00am – 1.00am Sunday 8.00am – 7.00pm Closed public holidays, except for special events. Applicable 24 hours, 7 days.
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