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Niagara-on-the-Lake Comprehensive Parking Study - Residents & Visitors Survey

The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has retained LEA Consulting Ltd. to complete a Comprehensive Parking Study to address a range of opportunities across its five (5) urban areas: Old Town, Virgil, Glendale, Queenston, and St. Davids. The study will assess parking needs in the Town to improve how parking is delivered and managed over the long term and to determine whether the current municipal parking supply is appropriate.

This online survey seeks input from residents and visitors to better understand the current parking conditions and experiences across the Town. A separate survey has been provided for local business owners and employees. The purpose of this survey is to identify parking issues and concerns pertaining to local residents and visitors to improve future parking operations and better serve the needs of the local community.

Your input is important to us! Please fill out the online survey to provide your feedback. The survey will remain open until September 30, 2026.

General Information

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Which of the following options best describes you?

Parking Conditions (Niagara-on-the-Lake)

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Have you experienced parking challenges in the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake?

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Have you experienced parking issues related to overflow parking to residential neighbourhoods? If yes, please indicate where. Please select all that apply.

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The Town limits on-street parking in urban areas to a maximum of 12 hours, unless otherwise posted. Are you satisfied with this limit?

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How would you rate current parking enforcement efforts in Niagara-on-the-Lake?

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If you would like to see stronger enforcement, please select all of the areas you would like to see stronger parking enforcement.

Parking Conditions (Old Town)

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How often do you visit Old Town?

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How do you typically get to Old Town?

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Where do you typically park in Old Town?

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Do you ever have trouble finding a parking space in Old Town?

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Have you ever been deterred from visiting Old Town due to a lack of parking options or parking availability?

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How long do you typically park your car when visiting Old Town?

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What is the maximum distance you would be willing to walk from your car to your destination in Old Town?

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Are the current on-street parking time limits in Old Town (typically 4-hour or 8-hour limits, depending on location) sufficient for your parking needs?

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Do you have any mobility challenges that would require you to park close to your destination?

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How would you rate the availability and location of accessible parking spaces in Old Town?

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Have you used the Old Town shuttle service?

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Have you experienced issues with the current parking payment system? Please select all that apply.

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Does the cost of on-street or off-street parking affect how often you visit Old Town?

Overnight Parking & Permit Parking 

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If offered, would you consider purchasing an overnight on- and off-street parking permit within the Town?

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A yearly Niagara-on-the-Lake Resident Parking Permit (Old Town Permit) is available for residents. The annual fee is $40 per vehicle for up to 3 hours of parking at any paid parking area. Do you utilize this parking permit?

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A yearly Niagara-on-the-Green (NOTG) Resident Parking Permit is available for residents of Niagara-on-the-Green. The fee is $35 per household for weekday parking between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., September 1 to April 30, on designated streets within NOTG. Do you utilize this parking permit?

Parking at Special Events

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If you experience parking challenges during festivals or events, please select which areas you experience challenges in.

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Would you be willing to park in a designated off-site parking lot outside of Old Town and take a shuttle to your destination if it offered a lower parking rate?

Suggestions for Improvement

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