Have your say - Council’s Draft On-Street Parking Policy

The Council has developed the Draft On-Street Parking Policy to help manage on-street parking requirements while ensuring it:

• provides fair and equitable access in mixed use zones
• optimises the use of on-street parking to best meet the needs of the precinct
• ensures the management of on-street parking is clear and transparent.

The provision and management of on-street parking also fits in with Council’s Strategic Plan CityPlan 2030.

Mayor Robert Bria said the Draft On-Street Parking Policy has been developed to manage on-street parking needs in the City for residents as well as people who shop, visit and do business.

“Maintaining access to local businesses, services and amenities with convenient on-street parking is absolutely crucial in ensuring the economic growth and liveability of the City.” Mayor Bria said.

“Consultation on the Draft On-Street Parking Policy will guide the Council’s work in implementing effective on-street parking management and help us deliver safer and accessible on-street car parking spaces,” Mayor Bria said.

The Draft On-Street Parking Policy has taken into account a number of factors such as parking demand, location, time limits and signage, traffic flows, and off-street parking options, permit parking and zoned areas.

Consultation on the Draft On-Street Parking Policy will be available for consideration for four weeks from today.  Submissions must be received by 5:00 pm on 28 February 2021.

More information is available on www.npsp.sa.gov.au

For all media enquiries, please contact Mayor Robert Bria on 0431 754 077. For more information, please contact Communications Officer Simonne Reid on 08 8366 4528 or sreid@npsp.sa.gov.au