The construction began in September and now, the new meters will cost $1.25 to park.
SAN DIEGO — Residents and visitors now have to pay for parking in high-trafficked areas of Pacific Beach. The parking meters were activated on Wednesday, November 1, which means it will cost people $1.25 to park.
"This is horrible, I don't know where everyone is going to park when they work there's such limited spaces," one person told CBS 8. "It's probably beneficial just to try to keep the people flowing in and out. Some people might not like it but just so it keeps people moving and cars from staying there all day I feel like it'll be better for the businesses," another told CBS 8.
The parking meter revenues could used to pay for projects that address parking demand and mobility. This includes bike parking, parking studies and pedestrian improvements.
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