“Saint-Germain-en-Laye renews parking contract with Streeteo until September 2023: Decisions to come”

Saint-Germain-en-Laye (Yvelines) has decided to once again entrust the control and collection of paid parking on its territory to the company Streeteo.

But, only until September. If the town hall has taken the decision to limit to only a few months the agreement which will bind it to this 100% subsidiary of the group Indigospecializing in parking jobs, is that it is waiting for elements.

Decisions to come

Pending future decisions following work on the traffic and parking master plan, this contract was renewed for a period of six months so that the new contract can incorporate these future decisions.

Decisions should be announced in this case during the month of May.

More HP than inhabitants

When this agreement is renewed by the municipal council, Didier Rouxelwished to recall that for the right-wing opposition group, Audacity for Saint-Germain, paid parking should “in no way be a budget adjustment variable. Quite the opposite of your positions in recent years.

We will continue to oppose this drift which led our city to the list of cities where the PV are more numerous than the inhabitants.

“Me, it can happen to me 2 or 3 PV”

The mayor of the town, Arnaud Pericardreplied to him, indicating that for his part this ratio did not shock him.

That there are more PV than inhabitants, it doesn’t mean anything. Me, it can happen to me 2 or 3 PV in the year. My wife has more than me. It happens. It is not a reliable indicator.

Remember that last January, we revealed that in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, paid parking had given rise to 376,741 checks and 59,430 verbalizations in 2021.

The annual report on Compulsory prior administrative appeals (Report), triggered by citizens when they wish to challenge a parking ticket, from which these incredible figures were derived, also showed that the number of checks carried out by the ticketing officers of the company Streeteo had increased by nearly 100,000 between 2020 and 2021.

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