Following questions from the JEP, officials say the figure must remain confidential to ensure that Islanders do not ‘bulk-buy paycards’ before the rise is implemented.
Infrastructure Minister Kevin Lewis authorised the price rise about two weeks ago through a ministerial decision, which also does not specify exactly when the increase is due to come into force.
Within the report it says: ‘The additional income as a result of the 2022 increases to parking fees and charges will be used to meet the increasing costs of running the function [car parks].
‘As a trading operation, Jersey Car Parking must generate sufficient funding to meet increased operational costs, including staff pay awards, building maintenance and running costs.’
