The Berkeley City Council is proposing new parking fees at three of the busiest lots at the Marina to address an ongoing budget deficit of $1.3 million. The proposed fees are $1 per hour or up to $6 per day, with a $500 annual pass for regular visitors. While these changes aim to generate an estimated $182,000 annually for the Marina Fund, the rest of the parking areas will remain free. The fund has faced financial strain due to long-standing deficits and loss of rental income.
The new parking proposal at Berkeley Marina, which includes fees of $1 per hour and a $500 annual pass, aims to address a $1.3 million budget deficit.
City officials assert that the new parking fees, alongside charges for group use permits, are vital to boost the Marina Fund, which supports essential waterfront operations.
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