Oldfield Park and Westmoreland Residents Parking Zone (RPZ)

Contents

• Introduction and policy background
• Scheme overview
• How we'll implement the scheme
• Proposed parking permit types
• Residents: what this means for you
• Businesses: what this means for you
• Visitors: what this means for you
• Regular local road users: what this means for you
• Attend a discussion event
• Have your say
• Project timeline

Project timeline

The timeline below shows the lifecycle of this project, including the current (active) stage and those already completed, as well as expected future stages and timings, if the scheme is approved and goes ahead to completion.

1. Public consultation

   Completed 21 Oct to 11 November 2021

   The first stage of the consultation set out our initial proposals for Oldfield Park and Westmoreland.
   
   This stage of the consultation is now closed.

2. Consultation feedback and decision

   CompletedApril 2022

   Read the feedback report on the consultation results.

   A decision has been taken to proceed to the next stage of consultation. There will be some modifications to the proposals as a result of the feedback from the first stage of consultation. We will provide more detail when the next stage of consultation starts in June.

3. Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) consultation

   CompletedJune 2022

   Letter to residents advising of outcome, and information on how to comment on the Traffic Regulation Order. Second public consultation, with an opportunity to support or object to the TRO that would enforce the Residents Parking Zone (RPZ).

4. Report and final decision

   Active September 2022

   Consultation outcome and decision of Traffic Regulation Order published. This is the final decision on whether the scheme is going ahead.

5. Scheme implementation

   On targetDecember 2022

   Work commences December 2022 if the decision is made to progress with the scheme following the second stage of consultation.

6. Monitoring and amendment

   On target 2023 to 2024

   If we implement the scheme, we will monitor how the restrictions operate, and may make very small changes to them where necessary, during the first year after implementation