How will people park downtown if they don’t have credit cards or usable cell phones?
But as SooToday first reported over the weekend, city staff want to gradually do away with all Sault parking meters and paper-based parking machines.
Ward 1 Coun. Sandra Hollingsworth asked at Monday night's city council meeting how the 16 per cent of people who have accessibility challenges will be able to park. "As we move forward, we want to use technology; we want to think about the future," Hollingsworth said.
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