Issue - meetings
Parking Enforcement on Housing Estates: Programme Update
Meeting: 09/09/2024 - Cabinet (Item 10.)
10. Parking Enforcement on Housing Estates: Programme Update PDF 353 KB
This report provides an update on the introduction of parking controls and enforcement following the Cabinet decision in July 2020, to approve the pilot of off street-controlled parking on four Council estates: Joules House, Landau House, Alexandra Court, and Summit Court with the scheme extended to include other estates under Phase 2 of the programme. On the basis of the review, Cabinet approval is being sought to introduce Phase 3 and expand the programme to introduce further parking controls and enforcement on Housing Estates that either previously did not support controls, but where there is now evidence of resident support, or were not included due to planned development.
Additional documents:
- 10a. Appendix 1 - Housing Estates that have introduced Off Street Controlled Parking, item 10. PDF 532 KB
- 10b. Appendix 2 - Phase 3 Off Street Controlled Parking - Housing Estate Programme, item 10. PDF 103 KB
- 10c. Appendix 3 - Proposed Phase 4 Off Street Controlled Parking - Housing Estate Programme, item 10. PDF 8 KB
- 10d. Appendix 4 - Parking Enforcement on Housing Estates, item 10. PDF 111 KB
- Webcast for Parking Enforcement on Housing Estates: Programme Update
Decision:
Cabinet RESOLVED
(1) To note the contents of the report in relation to the successful delivery of Phase 1 (pilot) and Phase 2 of the project and the introduction of effective parking controls and enforcement on the pilot estates and an additional fifteen housing estates from January 2023 to May 2023, with the estates detailed within Appendix 1 of the report.
(2) To approve the future roll out of Off Street Controlled Parking (OSCP) on:
(a) A further nine Brent estates where residents previously did not support parking controls, but there was now evidence of parking pressure and support, following a re-consultation between November 2023 and February 2024. This would be Phase 3, with the estates detailed in Appendix 2 of the report.
(b) Nine Brent estates that were previously excluded due to regeneration plans, subject to the outcome of consultation with residents, with the estates detailed within Appendix 3 of the report. This would be a potential Phase 4. Cabinet noted that the list for Phase 4 could change depending on progress with regeneration plans and funding availability.
(3) To delegate authority to the Corporate Director of Neighbourhoods and Regeneration in consultation with the Corporate Director of Partnerships, Housing and Resident Services to carry out public consultation and statutory consultation for Phase 3 and subsequent phases, to approve the implementation of Traffic Management Orders necessary to introduce parking controls on land owned by the Council within its Housing Revenue Account, subject to funding availability.
(4) To approve the use of income generated from sale of permits to fund maintenance on OSCP estates, and for the future introduction of OSCP on estates where there is evidence of support by residents.
Eligible for call-in: Yes
Deadline for submission of call-in: 6pm on Monday 16 September 2024