It’s hard to believe the Byron Council can approve the Social Remedy gym in Byron Bay, with insufficient parking, and then send their parking officers out to fine patrons $283 who are parking on the left of the driveway access – because there is nowhere else to park.
This gym shares only 20 parking spaces with at least six other businesses in a complex. There are no ‘Restricted parking’ signs.
Is this not opportunistic revenue raising?
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