Frequently Asked Questions: Parking
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Parking FAQs
Q: Parking Enforcement - How do I know if I have parked illegally?
Q: Parking Enforcement - If I do get a Parking Ticket what do I do?
Q: Parking Enforcement - Who benefits from the changes?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What is a vehicle crossing?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What is the maximum size of a crossing that I can have constructed?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - How do I apply for planning approval?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What information is required on an Application form?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What is the approximate cost of a new crossing?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - Are any other costs involved?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - How can I pay?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - Can I pay for the quotation by instalments?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What do I do if my premises is a Council property?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What do I do if I am not the freehold owner of the property?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What happens once I accept the quotation and forward the payment in full?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What else must I do?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - How long will it take for the crossing to be provided?
The Council and its Contractor is resourced to deal with approximately 20 applications per week and the construction of 20 crossings on site. Hence the work on site will be influenced by the clearance of your payment, other requests for crossings and delays which may occur due to the weather or non-availability of materials etc., which are outside the control of the Council. The customer will be advised by the Council of the week in which the work is expected to commence. However, if a tree or lamp column removal is necessary, construction of the crossing could be subject to a significant delay.
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What if I do not comply with the Conditions?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - Is construction work completed in one day?
Q: Vehicular Crossings - What if I decide to cancel my application?