CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland drivers will pay more to park, and pay more often, under a plan to raise meter rates and expand enforcement beyond the usual 6 p.m. cutoff.
Starting in January, parking will cost $1.50 per hour, with drivers allowed to park for up to four hours at escalating rates — $1.50 for the first and second hours, $3 for the third hour and $4.50 for the fourth — for a total of $10.50, according to the city’s website.
Currently, parking on downtown streets costs $1 per hour, plus a 35-cent service fee, according to the ParkMobile App…