A public consultation begins today on arrangements in one part of Exeter where there are currently several free two-hour zones.
A review is being carried out by city and county councillors, who've drawn up some draft proposals.
The include providing more residents' parking spaces, but also introducing more restrictions and pay-and-display areas.
People are invited to come and give their views at the Pyramids leisure centre from 2pm till 8.30pm today.
Council spending less on social service agency staff
More than £3.6 million saved in two years
Parts of Central Park to get streetlights
Pilot scheme to launch by the winter
Teignbridge launches £300k 'Crisis Fund
Low-income families receive lifeline
More cliff falls expected at Shaldon
Tree surgeons working around clock
Seaton to bid for £2 million lottery funding
Go-ahead given to try and secure cash
Pine Martens thriving across Devon
Animals reproducing on Dartmoor and Exmoor
