Exeter residents’ parking
2023 Statutory Consultations
Devon County Council is undertaking a statutory consultation across the following areas of Exeter to decide whether to implement residents parking restrictions to include these roads.
The areas being consulted are:
- Zone T4 – Wardrew Road Area (ENV5898)
- Zone T5 – Ferndale Road Area (ENV5899)
- Including Barton Road, Edwin Road and Queens Road
These proposals are to implement the roads and all associated properties into two new zonal residents parking schemes.
Consultations
Why are we doing this? Residents have contacted the council to report that they are experiencing difficulties with the current on-street parking that is taking place.
Why should I respond? It is important that we know the current views of everyone who might be affected, by new restrictions. Your response will contribute to the final decision.
When do I have to respond by?
This consultation has now closed.
The consultation ran from Thursday 31 August until Tuesday 26 September 2023
Residents within each area received information in the post with details of the consultation and how to respond.
Documents
Zone T4 – Wardrew Road Area (ENV5898)
- Advert and Statement of Reasons
- Draft Order
- Plan for Zone T4 – Wardrew Road Area
- Information Booklet
Zone T5 – Ferndale Road Area (ENV5899)
- Advert and Statement of Reasons
- Draft Order
- Plan for Zone T5 – Ferndale Road Area
- Information Booklet
What happens next
Comments from this consultation will be summarised and reported to the next meeting of the Exeter Highways and Traffic Orders Committee.
The priority for the remaining schemes was agreed by the Exeter Highways and Traffic Orders Committee on 29 April 2022. The schemes below will be delivered in future years in the order listed, after the St Thomas schemes above. Subject to the resources and funding being available.
- Woodwater Lane Area – Extension to Zone S7
- Sweetbrier Lane Area
- Cotfield Street Area
- New Valley Road Area
- Southbrook Road Area
- Heraldry Way Area