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Consultation has concluded
As an Council that operates Civil Parking Enforcement it is recommended that we have a long term parking strategy covering a a ten year period. As part of developing this strategy we want to consult with our residents, businesses and visitor as to their views on the proposed document to ensure that we take your views and opinions into account in the Parking Strategy 2022 -2032.
The strategy draws together a broad range of issues including supply and demand for parking, safety, security and quality of provision along with new technology. It is also the key link between parking and land use and the delivery of the local and regional transport plan. Over recent years there has been a number of changes to policy at a national levels which has impacted on how parking is provided, managed and enforced. A new 10 year Parking Strategy is a key tool in reducing congestion, improving access for people , tackling travel safety which in turn will improve quality of life.
The survey below aims to gather your views on the key policies and proposals within the Draft Parking Strategy 2022-2032 a full copy of which can be found in the Useful Documents section on the right.
The survey will close on 6th January 2023 with the results being fed back to the Neighbourhood Services Committee early in the new year.
If you have any questions with regards to the survey or the draft Parking Strategy please contact Philip Hepburn via parking@hartlepool.gov.uk
Thank you for taking part, your views are important to us.
As an Council that operates Civil Parking Enforcement it is recommended that we have a long term parking strategy covering a a ten year period. As part of developing this strategy we want to consult with our residents, businesses and visitor as to their views on the proposed document to ensure that we take your views and opinions into account in the Parking Strategy 2022 -2032.
The strategy draws together a broad range of issues including supply and demand for parking, safety, security and quality of provision along with new technology. It is also the key link between parking and land use and the delivery of the local and regional transport plan. Over recent years there has been a number of changes to policy at a national levels which has impacted on how parking is provided, managed and enforced. A new 10 year Parking Strategy is a key tool in reducing congestion, improving access for people , tackling travel safety which in turn will improve quality of life.
The survey below aims to gather your views on the key policies and proposals within the Draft Parking Strategy 2022-2032 a full copy of which can be found in the Useful Documents section on the right.
The survey will close on 6th January 2023 with the results being fed back to the Neighbourhood Services Committee early in the new year.
If you have any questions with regards to the survey or the draft Parking Strategy please contact Philip Hepburn via parking@hartlepool.gov.uk
Thank you for taking part, your views are important to us.
