We are seeking the publics views on whether they would support or object to the principle of introducing additional parking restrictions into the area as detailed on the attached map, to deal with inappropriate parking, improve road safety, accessibility and parking efficiency.
The additional restrictions include:
If the majority of households in the area of the new restrictions support the "Permit Parking", it would be in the form of a zoned restriction. A zoned restriction would have entry point signs at the junction of Horseshoe Crescent and Aylesbury End with repeater signs along Horseshoe Crescent and White Hart Meadow.
Below are examples (not to scale) of entry point signs which would be 646 wide x 740 mm high, the repeater signs are smaller (size depends on the wording).
There are advantages and disadvantages which you should consider when making your decision on whether you would support a Permit Parking scheme.
These are as follows:
Advantages:
Disadvantages:
No decision has been made at this point.
We invite the public to submit there views on the proposals.
You can tell us your views in one of the following ways:
If you have any questions about this activity, please email us at parkingtro@buckinghamshire.gov.uk or phone us on 01296 383700.
Please tell us your views by midnight on Sunday 12 March 2023.
We will consider all responses and prepare a recommendation report based on the feedback to the decision makers.
If you provide your email address or other contact details with your comments, we will contact you about the decision once it has been made. The results of the consultation and decision will also be published on this webpage.
We will use the information you provide only for the purpose of this consultation. We will store the information securely, in line with data protection laws. The law states that we must make responses available for public inspection, but we will not share or publish any personal details. Please visit the Privacy page to read our full privacy notice.
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