The Port of Ibiza introduces provisional paid parking at the marina
Eivissa
20/06/2014
From Monday 23rd June, the Port of Ibiza will be introducing a provisional paid parking system in the marina area until work to redesign the port seafront gets underway in the month of September. The car park will have 145 parking spaces and will be open 24 hours a day from Monday to Sunday.
Vehicle custody in the car park will be charged at €0.04 per minute, or €2.40 per hour. Tickets to access the car park will be issued via a ticket machine. Payments can be made automatically or manually, with change being given, and invoices provided when required. Users will not be charged for using the car park if their stay does not exceed 15 minutes.
Residents permit
Users that provide proof of residence will be able to request a 24-hour residents permit to use the car park, although with non-allocated spaces. A card will be issued per person and associated with their vehicle. To obtain a residents permit, which costs €90, applicants will have to comply with the requirements set out in the restricted parking ordinance in providing proof of residence in the town of Ibiza. The town council’s tax department will check compliance with requirements and accordingly confirm or reject the application.
Applications should be made to the company that manages the car park facility, Ingenio 73, S.L., and once these have been checked by the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands, will be sent to the town council. A provisional 7-day card will be issued until the council gives its final decision. The conditions set out in the ordinance are a maximum of two people with resident status per address, the applicant must be registered on the electoral roll at an address within the area established in the regulation (see attached map), they must not have any outstanding municipal debts in a process of enforced collection, and must present the last road tax receipt duly paid in the town of Ibiza. Should the car park be full, residents will be allowed to access the facility for 30 minutes to carry out any necessary business.
Local businessowners will be entitled to use the car park free of charge for 15 minutes, like other users. However, if they go over this time, they will be charged from the first minute. Goods vehicles that are loading or unloading, and other authorised vehicles will be entitled to access the car park initially from 12.00-17.00, although these times will be agreed with local businessowners, and will be given 30 minutes free parking in the designated areas. Taxis will be given 15 minutes to pick up and drop off passengers, whilst police, emergency service and official vehicles will have free access to the facility.
