The Times of India Article RatingBengaluru parking rules explained: Convert vacant plots into parking lots, get up to 100% tax exemption
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51% : Properties used for multi-level or mechanised parking facilities could receive a 100% exemption on property tax, while those converted into surface parking facilities may get a 50% exemption.The rules also propose monthly passes for regular users of off-street parking facilities.Parking on highly congested arterial roads will be prohibited under the draft policy, while restrictions could be imposed on major roads during peak hours.48% : The draft proposes higher charges for vehicles parked for longer durations.The government has also proposed stricter action against building owners who fail to provide parking spaces mandated under building regulations or misuse designated parking areas for other purposes.Suggestions can be emailed to acsuddoffice@gmail.com or submitted to the additional chief secretary, Urban Development Department, Vikasa Soudha, by September 10.
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