Kolkata: Ward in South Kolkata and along the periphery will get some parking lots to be told more.
KMC last week gave approval for the first parking area, where 20 vehicles can be stored, close to the Lake Tatasala State Garage-Parnasree.
Traffic police Kolkata says now will send a list of other names to KMC.
Confirming development, DCP said, “The proposal to create a new cost parking zone near Tatasala Road and Bridge Bridge (Hyde Road) crossing on the classroom has been approved.” Sources at DCP Traffic-South Office said they planned to write to KMC to reintroduce at least three parking zones fees along the Diamond Harbor Road close to Behala Market.
A similar plan has been prepared for the Bansdroni market.
The police said the parking area was needed in Behala which was jammed, bansdroni, Jadavpur and Garia.
Senior Officer Lalbazar said Vineet Goyal commissioner had asked all the guards to come up with a proposal for the parking lot and their reason.
“We will propose a number of places, explaining how they will help fight illegal parking and important streets of the most important.
The policy will not be limited to the added KMC area, but will be extended throughout the city,” said an officer.
The parking lot in Tatasala was proposed by the southwestern traffic guard a month ago.
“Jinjira Bazaar is a busy place, which sees large volumes of traffic, including tankers, trailers and other heavy vehicles, plying to and from Budge Budge, Maheshtala and Kolkata.
Vehicles transporting important commodities utilize stretches to reduce goods.
Private vehicles Area.
Parking lots are needed for vehicles coming to Jinjira Bazar, “said the proposal.
The police said while Tatoatala was a positive start, the focus was on DH Road.
“There is no parking allowed at DH Road, between Tatoatala to Pilan.
It makes it difficult for those who visit Behala or Chowrasta,” said an officer.
DC (Traffic-South) Atul V said the plan for parking was right near the market.
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the parking zone near Behala Sitala Mandir and Ashoka Cinema was stopped.
One between Behala tram depot and bus holder No.
14 is also withdrawn.
You were asked to reset the three,” said the letter, when Arijit Sinha, DCP (traffic) , responsible for (traffic-south).