Gujarat Has Given Its Approval To AMC’s New Parking Regulation.
Ahmedabad’s new parking policy has been approved by the state government and will be implemented gradually shortly.
In September, the AMC Standing Committee rejected the draft directive. Which proposed amendments to the rules requiring citizens to prove they have a parking space before buying a vehicle. Instead, the project was submitt to the state commission, which approved it on October 16.
Ahmedabad City Commissioner Shri Mukesh Kumar said: “The state government approved the park policy on October 16. We must remember that road space is limited, and the available space needs to be managed.
This new policy is design to meet the needs of parking needs in certain areas at certain times. “
Civilian authorities will implement the policy in stages, as immediate implementation is impossible, said an AMC official who asked not to be named. AMC’s New Parking Regulation He said AMC would run awareness campaigns before and after each phase. As part of the new directive, monthly and annual permits are issue for community parking lots.
In addition, AMC plans to issue parking permits to walk around the shared apartment.
The new directive encourages the division of parking spaces. It stated that due to the lack of parking spaces in Ahmedabad and the uneven distribution of parking spaces. The available rooms would be use efficiently. “In areas such as CG Road, Ashram Road, and other areas of the CBD. AMC’s New Parking Regulation There is peak demand for parking during business hours. While demand decreases on weekends,” the directive said.
“Parking lots for office buildings, schools, banks and business parks, shopping centers and parks see varying use of parking spaces even on weekdays and weekends. Politicians say that other vehicles in an area cannot use this parking lot due to property and jurisdictional issues. The gap between supply and demand for parking spaces can be address by sharing parking spaces.
The new directive also includes provisions to encourage the division of car parks between several adjacent buildings and facilities. Interested employees must present a certificate of objection for the vehicle.
