95 Policy on Residential Parking Provision for New Developments
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Cabinet Member: Growth & Infrastructure
Forward Plan Ref: 2011/067
Contact: David Groves, Transport Development Control Manager Tel: (01865) 816042
Report by Deputy Director of Environment & Economy – Growth & Infrastructure (CA13).
To consider adoption
of the policy in light of public consultation.
On 16th November Cabinet was
asked to accept the content and principles of the draft document, and authorise
a wider consultation process.
The public consultation exercise
was carried out from 28th March to 8th May 2011.
The results and comments received
from the consultation are presented. The draft document has been amended in
places in response to the comments received and from additional factors coming
to light throughout the consultation.
Cabinet is being asked to accept
the changes to the policy document and endorse the revised document as policy
for immediate use.
The Cabinet is RECOMMENDED to:
(a)
adopt
the parking standards for new residential developments as set out in Annex 3 to
this report;
(b)
agree
that the Deputy Director Highways and Transport in consultation with the
Cabinet Member for Transport can make editorial changes prior to publishing,
and keep the document up to date in response to other policy changes.
Additional documents:
Minutes:
RESOLVED: to:
(a)
adopt the parking standards for new residential
developments as set out in Annex 3 to this report;
(b)
agree that the Deputy Director Highways and
Transport in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Transport can make
editorial changes prior to publishing, and keep the document up to date in
response to other policy changes.
Cabinet considered a report setting out the
results of public consultation carried out from 28th March to 8th May 2011 and
adopted the policy on parking standards for new residential developments.
It was noted that
the Cabinet Member for Transport was the relevant portfolio holder and not the
Cabinet Member for Growth &
Infrastructure as notified on the agenda. Councillor Zoe Patrick, Opposition Leader
asked that in future the correct Cabinet Member be identified on the agenda as
it made planning very difficult. Councillor Patrick commented that the
consultation was welcome but that she could not see her response. She had
completed it online and was worried that it and others had been lost. With
reference to the proposals she stated that there was not enough parking. Grove
was a congested area and rural developments relied on their cars. Also of
concern was the reduction in rural public transport.
The Cabinet
Member for Transport introduced the report referring to the background to the
consultation.
RESOLVED: to:
(c)
adopt
the parking standards for new residential developments as set out in Annex 3 to
this report;
(d) agree that the Deputy Director Highways and Transport in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Transport can make editorial changes prior to publishing, and keep the document up to date in response to other policy changes.