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Holon City Tightens Parking Rules, Introduces Fees for Residents
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First reported by Cursorinfo · 4 hours ago
What happened
Holon Municipality is introducing a parking reform requiring residents to pay for digital parking permits to park for free within their designated zone, with enforcement starting in 2027. This change aligns with a national ordinance affecting large cities and has drawn criticism from some residents.
- 01Holon residents will pay for parking permits starting in 2027.
- 02Free parking will be limited to designated residential zones.
- 03Permits cost 13.60 shekels for the first and 67.80 for additional ones.
- 04The reform affects 15 Israeli cities with populations over 120,000.
- 05The implementation date was postponed from 2025 to 2027.
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