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WELLINGTON looks set to be cleaned and greened up and free parking on weekends doneaway with in a radical American-style bid to regenerate the city's downtown shoppingarea.
At a function for retailers yesterday, Mayor Mark Blumsky announced a string of ideasfor Wellington that he picked up during a recent trip to North America.
He hinted that retailers may be asked to pay a levy to ensure that safety and cleanliness-- "the driving forces behind a good economy" -...
