Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
(and associated local planning policies)
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Consultation has concluded
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
Background
Council, at its Ordinary Council meeting on 6 December 2022, adopted for public advertising the draft Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan.
The Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan outlines the purposes for which the payment in lieu of car parking will be used and how the funds collected will be administered and is required for the associated Payment in Lieu of Car Parking Policy to be applied within the City.
Objectives of the Plan are:
To have a consistent application of payments in lieu of parking bays;
To identify car parking areas under pressure from high demand ('hot spots');
To provide a more effective use of the parking supply in town/activity centres; and
To support an integrated approach to transport and parking management within the town/activity centres which balances provision for cars with the requirements of other modes of transport.
Consultation
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
Public consultation is now closed.
Associated Local Planning Policies
The City has two local planning policies which are applicable to the Plan. Please follow the links below to read more about the policies:
City officers have reviewed and assessed all submissions received during the consultation period. A report was put to Council detailing the submissions received during the consultation period.
Council, at its Ordinary Council meeting on 25 July 2023, adopted both policies.
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
Background
Council, at its Ordinary Council meeting on 6 December 2022, adopted for public advertising the draft Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan.
The Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan outlines the purposes for which the payment in lieu of car parking will be used and how the funds collected will be administered and is required for the associated Payment in Lieu of Car Parking Policy to be applied within the City.
Objectives of the Plan are:
To have a consistent application of payments in lieu of parking bays;
To identify car parking areas under pressure from high demand ('hot spots');
To provide a more effective use of the parking supply in town/activity centres; and
To support an integrated approach to transport and parking management within the town/activity centres which balances provision for cars with the requirements of other modes of transport.
Consultation
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
Public consultation is now closed.
Associated Local Planning Policies
The City has two local planning policies which are applicable to the Plan. Please follow the links below to read more about the policies:
City officers have reviewed and assessed all submissions received during the consultation period. A report was put to Council detailing the submissions received during the consultation period.
Council, at its Ordinary Council meeting on 25 July 2023, adopted both policies.
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
(and associated local planning policies) has finished this stage
At its Ordinary Council Meeting held 6 December 2022, Council adopted for public advertising the proposed Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan.
Community Engagement
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
(and associated local planning policies) has finished this stage
The proposed Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan will be advertised to the community for comment until 24 February 2023.
Under Review
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
(and associated local planning policies) has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review. City officers will assess the submissions received during the consultation period.
Final Council Decision
Payment in Lieu of Parking Plan
(and associated local planning policies) is currently at this stage
