Parking fees
DBKK parking amnesty ends Feb 1
The "parking amnesty" or "penalty free" period that has been in effect for the past nine months will end from February 1, Mayor Datuk Abidin Madingkir announced yesterday.
Since City Hall took over the car park management on May 1, 2012, there has not been any excess or penalty fee imposed on motorists who failed to settle their parking fees within 21 days. Abidin indicated that City Hall had in November last year issued a 30 percent reduction for all types of parking rates within City Hall's district.
In a statement, Abidin said there will be a re-launch of the penalty fee imposed on motorists upon the expiry of the 21 days from the date of ticket issuance.
Abidin also noted that the parking fee collected could be utilized to upgrade parking facilities in the city, such as adding more streetlights, installing CCTVs and other safety features, for the benefit of the public.
Motorists can check their parking arrears and make payment at the various parking counters located at City Hall Counter in Jalan Bandaran, DBKK Holdings Car Parks Management Division at KK Plaza Shopping Complex, and at the parking collection booths at Gaya Street area, Sadong Jaya, Lintas Plaza, Inanam New Township and Foh Sang area.
Counter operating hours in these locations from Monday to Friday are from 8am to 4.30pm and from 8am to 1pm on Saturday.
For more information the public may call the DBKK Holdings' car park management office at contact no: 088270 181/270 182 Fax: 088 270187 - 1st floor, KK Plaza Shopping Complex, Kota Kinabalu. -- Insight Sabah
Posted on January 14, 2013
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