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Changes to Augusta Parking Lot to take effect

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Beginning Nov. 1, the Augusta Parking Lot in Downtown Staunton will change from a free parking lot to a pay-by-space lot.

The Augusta Parking Lot is located between Augusta Street and New Street. A centralized pay station kiosk has been installed near the center island of the lot. All available parking spaces are numbered. The fee for parking is $0.50 per hour. Fee parking is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. All other times there is no charge.

To use the kiosk, simply press any key to bring it out of sleep mode, enter the “stall” (parking space) number and then enter the number of hours needed for parking.  The kiosk will display the cost required for that time.  Patrons may deposit any combination of nickels, dimes, quarters, dollar coins, or one or five dollar bills. Credit cards are not accepted.

A two-week grace period will be offered; after this, parking enforcement personnel will issue tickets to any violators. Please note that the lot contains several reserved spaces, and they are marked as such.

Additional information on the parking kiosk may be found at

www.staunton.va.us.

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