Scores of members of the downtown facility for seniors have stopped visiting because of difficult experiences with parking device
The pay-for-parking machine in one downtown Sudbury location is not working as well as it should according to dozens of visitors to the Parkside Centre on Brady Street, next to the YMCA Centre for Life building on Durham Street.
The machine requires users to enter their licence plate number, to choose the length of time for their stay, to choose a method of payment or to enter a discount code. Parkside volunteer Lynne Globensky said the lineups happen when one or two people have difficulty using the machine and then others arrive and have to stand behind them waiting their turn.
"So traditionally our membership, you know pre-COVID was 1,000 people. So 150 of those people essentially have said we're not coming because of that reason. It's a pretty big number, right?" Richer remarked that before the city installed the parking machine, there was a booth with a parking attendant who would handle all the parking concerns.
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