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Introduction
Strategic management of on street parking continues to be of a key importance for West Sussex County Council, as the level of development and number of vehicles continues to increase across the county. With view to this, a revised policy framework and parking management programme has now been devised and developed to replace the Road Space Audit programme.
The parking scheme development programme will consist of maintaining a responsive approach and position to parking problems and will allow the county council to be guided by concerns and expressions of interest from its local communities when undertaking periodic reviews associated to the 7 existing controlled parking zones.
This interactive platform has been created to enable residents to engage with us and provide us with important feedback and information associated to localised public projects relevant to each area.
Crawley
Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) are a key tool in reducing traffic and congestion and can make it easier for residents to park near their homes.
They are an effective way of managing parking demand and are commonly used to manage parking, from commuters, near train stations, hospitals, colleges, central shopping areas, or in areas where there is more demand for parking than there are spaces. They are also used to improve visibility for road users, for example at corners, and to stop dangerous and nuisance parking.
We are undertaking a public consultation for areas of Pound Hill and Three Bridges from 4th November to 1st December 2024 to gain the views of the residents to see if a CPZ would be seen as beneficial.
The surveys will be open from the 4th November, which can be found at the bottom of this page. After this date you can then view the plans and register your comments.
Thank you for your interest.
Worthing.
We are currently undertaking a minor review of the Controlled Parking Zone in Worthing.
To keep up to date with the latest project information, please see the review dates identified on the right hand side of this page.
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If you require any of the information for this project in an alternative format, please contact us on 0330 222 8024 or email parking@westsussex.gov.uk and we will do our best to assist you. If you are deaf or hard of hearing and have an NGT texting app installed on your computer, laptop or smartphone, you an contact us on 18001 0330 222 8024
Paper copies of the survey can be found at your local library which can also be left there for collection.
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Data Protection Statement
The Local Highways Operations Team will use a feedback survey to collect some personal data (e.g. your email address) which is necessary for the purposes of legitimate interests pursued by the controller, except where such interests are overridden by the rights of freedom from the data subject.
Your data will be processed fairly in accordance with the 2018 Data Protection Act, the General Data Protection Regulations and any subsequent relevant legislation. It will not be used for any other purpose other than that already stated.
Our Data Protection Policy contains further details.
Personal data supplied in this survey will be held on computer for a period of up to 3 years after which it will be appropriately destroyed.
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing a new Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Pound Hill. CPZs give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Amberley Close, Arundel Close, Banks Road, Blackwater Lane, Bodiam Close, Burleys Road, Camber Close, Cowdray Close, Eridge Close, Knepp Close, Lewes Close, Long Close, Pevensey Close, Sedgewick Close, Spring Plat, The Bower, The Pasture, Toftwood Close.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. . Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing a new Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ), as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Three Bridges. CPZs give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Crossways, Crossways Close, Early Commons, Farm Close, Gales Place, Grange Close, Hermits Road, North Road, Punch Copse Road, Scallows Close, West Avenue.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be.
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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What is being proposed?
West Sussex County Council are proposing an extension of the zone G, as illustrated in the plan below, to be introduced in Pound Hill. Controlled Parking Zones give priority access to parking for residents in designated bays, so it’s easier for them to park near to their home. CPZs prevent commuter and other long-term parking, so there are more parking spaces for local residents and businesses. Our proposal is for the zone-controlled hours to be from 9 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday, an extension to the existing zone G restrictions, this will optimise parking availability for residents throughout the week.
The roads in this proposed zone are:
Hillcrest Close, Pound Hill Place, The Rise and Worth Road.
At this time, we want to emphasise that no final decisions have been made regarding the introduction of new parking restrictions. Should we move forward with proposals, we would suggest that a formal consultation would take place in spring 2025. Therefore, while your feedback during this consultation is greatly appreciated, it will not result in any immediate changes to parking but will aid us in what the next steps will be.
CLOSING DATE FOR RESPONSES IS 1 DECEMBER 2024
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