Paid parking and bylaw enforcement revenue from Sauble Beach added up to $991,596.40 in revenue for South Bruce Peninsula.
That's according to a report presented this week to South Bruce Peninsula Council. The report says revenue surpassed the projected funds by over $100,000.
Paid parking fees were increased this season and are currently $7 per hour, $30 per day, $50 for a resident season pass, $50 for an employee season pass and $200 for a non-resident season pass.
The completed study is slated to be presented to council in late September.
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