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Fees and parking continue to be waived, extended

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At the Council meeting on Tuesday night, Mayor Fenik announced that the town of Perth will continue to offer support to businesses and consumers. In May of 2020, to support businesses impacted by Covid-19, Council opted to extend on-street parking from 2 to 4 hours, and to waive all parking fees, merchandise display fees, sandwich board fees, and busking fees until December 31 2020.  As we are now in the second wave of the pandemic, Council has decided to extend this support until April 1 2021.

Article by Janelle Labelle

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