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Consultation has concluded
What is the proposal? Residents have contacted Council with concerns about the lack of available parking for residents in North Bondi.
In response Council is considering introducing a RPS on Oakley Street east of Gould Street and Vicars Avenue, North Bondi. We would like to hear from you about the review. Please complete the survey below by Friday 10 April 2015.
What is a Residential Parking Scheme (RPS)?
Council
operates a Residential Parking Scheme (RPS) so that residents can park
near their homes. It gives preference to residents who live in streets
where competition for parking spaces can be intense by providing them
with the opportunity to purchase parking permits. These permits mean
that you can park for as long as you like in a space in that area while
visitors can only park for a limited time.
How can I have my say?
We
would like to hear from you about the proposal by completing the online
survey below. If you live in the streets affected, you should also have
received a hard copy survey in the mail.
The survey will close at COB on Friday 10 April 2015.
Please
note that even though you may have signed a petition or made
representation to a Councillor, we advise that you still complete this
survey to ensure your feedback is formally captured.
What are the next steps?
The
survey results will be reviewed by the Waverley Traffic Committee,
which is made up of representatives from Council, Roads and Maritime
Services and NSW Police. The Committee will then make a recommendation
to Council as to whether the parking restrictions should be changed or
not, which Council will consider (along with the survey results) before
making a final decision. It is anticipated that a decision will be made
in May 2015.
In the event there is support for changes to
parking restrictions, and it is approved by Council, residents would be
advised before the introduction of the changes.
More information
For more information about the proposal, please contact:
What is the proposal? Residents have contacted Council with concerns about the lack of available parking for residents in North Bondi.
In response Council is considering introducing a RPS on Oakley Street east of Gould Street and Vicars Avenue, North Bondi. We would like to hear from you about the review. Please complete the survey below by Friday 10 April 2015.
What is a Residential Parking Scheme (RPS)?
Council
operates a Residential Parking Scheme (RPS) so that residents can park
near their homes. It gives preference to residents who live in streets
where competition for parking spaces can be intense by providing them
with the opportunity to purchase parking permits. These permits mean
that you can park for as long as you like in a space in that area while
visitors can only park for a limited time.
How can I have my say?
We
would like to hear from you about the proposal by completing the online
survey below. If you live in the streets affected, you should also have
received a hard copy survey in the mail.
The survey will close at COB on Friday 10 April 2015.
Please
note that even though you may have signed a petition or made
representation to a Councillor, we advise that you still complete this
survey to ensure your feedback is formally captured.
What are the next steps?
The
survey results will be reviewed by the Waverley Traffic Committee,
which is made up of representatives from Council, Roads and Maritime
Services and NSW Police. The Committee will then make a recommendation
to Council as to whether the parking restrictions should be changed or
not, which Council will consider (along with the survey results) before
making a final decision. It is anticipated that a decision will be made
in May 2015.
In the event there is support for changes to
parking restrictions, and it is approved by Council, residents would be
advised before the introduction of the changes.
More information
For more information about the proposal, please contact: