Sentence examples for meter fee from inspiring English sources

At two separate Starbucks establishments, the meter fee reduced customer traffic by almost 30%.

According to the app, it's meter fee expiration, parking in a restricted resident area, or street cleaning.

A family of four in St . Georgethat uses 300 gallons per person per day would pay $1.62 per thousand gallons, or about $50 a month for water, plus the meter fee.

Huntington Beach has 52,616 accounts and uses a uniform rate system, charging about $1.75 per 100 cubic feet, or 748 gallons, of water and a meter fee of $11.24.

You may have to pay some additional fees on top of the meter fee for the GrabTaxi service.

Try using one of the following tricks to avoid getting a parking ticket altogether (these methods are not guaranteed to work and you are likely better off paying the meter fee or abiding by the parking restriction rules): Leave a hand-written, dated note on your dash stating that you put money in the meter and it did not account for it.

City officials heard complaints yesterday from worshipers about the Department of Transportation's enforcement of parking meter fees on Sundays.

This plan, which the governor had hoped would be started this winter, will no doubt enrage drivers who have already faced higher parking meter fees and other increased service fees and fines since the budget crisis began.

The plan also calls for the creation of a mass transit enhancement fund, financed by any increases in parking meter fees within the congestion zone, to pay for bike paths, bus rapid transit systems and other items.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg vetoed a bill yesterday that would eliminate Sunday parking meter fees across the city, provoking a promise from Gifford Miller, the City Council speaker and a Democratic candidate for mayor, that the veto would be overridden.

Businesses say they need the spots for deliveries, but the number of underused spaces has raised questions about whether an imbalance has developed and if a valuable city asset is being mismanaged — parking spaces are public property and an important source of revenue for the city, which gains roughly $125 million annually from meter fees and citations.