Roselyn Keen said her partner Gary Oakes parked his work trailer on the verge of their corner block, where they have lived for five years, but have received fines totalling $200 since the City of Wanneroo tightened restrictions in mid-2012.
‘Our place is on a corner ” we have paved the verge and got it looking nice,’ she said. ‘We’ve got nowhere else to park it ” we’ve got laneways down the side and back.’
Ms Keen said they would welcome permits so they could park at the front of their house, particularly because brick paving was Mr Oakes’ only source of income.
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