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City Mall car parking

Sir,—Mr Craig A. Nicholas (December 6) suggests that since the closing of the City Mall to vehicles and the removal of the parking meters there has been a reduction in the number of available short-term parking locations around the mall. This is incorrect. Since the closing of the street and the removal of the parking meters in Cashel Street there has been a compensating number of casual parking spaces made available in the Christchurch City Council’s Lichfield Street parking building. An alternative site with 45 shortterm parking meters has been located on an area beside the Cashel Street parking station. Mr Nicholas suggested that “car park validation” tickets should be sold to business houses for customers. Many Christchurch business houses already offer this courtesy to their valued customers. — Yours, etc., W. H. STEVENS, Centre manager, City Mall Association. December 7, 1982.

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Press, 9 December 1982, Page 20

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City Mall car parking Press, 9 December 1982, Page 20

City Mall car parking Press, 9 December 1982, Page 20

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