Parking charges to increase in Cork City, but commercial rates unchanged as budget passed

Arts, sports, and amenities funding are sustained and rates incentive may continue despite 'extremely challenging' times
Parking charges to increase in Cork City, but commercial rates unchanged as budget passed

The cost of on-street parking in Cork city will increase next year. File Picture: Daragh Mc Sweeney/Provision

Parking charges are set to increase in Cork city next year but commercial rates will remain unchanged following the adoption of the city council’s 2022 budget on Monday night.

However, some business supports and waivers, which were in place last year during the various lockdowns, are unlikely to be available next year, council chief executive Ann Doherty said.

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