Design of New Dwellings Supplementary Planning Document Consultation
Shropshire Council is proposing a new Supplementary Planning Document (SPD) to provide design guidance for new dwellings.
Bridgnorth - Listley Street - parking restrictions
Proposal
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Title of scheme |
Bridgnorth - Listley Street - parking restrictions |
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Description |
This proposal follows the completion and analysis of a questionnaire distributed to residents in May / June 2022 and a further public consultation workshop in December 2022. The proposal is intended to reduce vehicle congestion, facilitate the safe passage of traffic and access to property whilst giving residents equal opportunity to park near to their homes. The introduction of virtual permitting and visitor hours will give improved access and greater flexibility in service provision. It is proposed:
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Locations |
Listley Street - Bridgnorth |
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Consultation begins |
30 March 2023 |
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Consultation ends |
29 April 2023 |
THE SHROPSHIRE COUNCIL (PROHIBITION AND RESTRICTION OF WAITING AND PARKING PLACES) (CONSOLIDATION) ORDER 2009 (LISTLEY STREET, BRIDGNORTH) (AMENDMENT) ORDER
Shropshire Council proposes to make the following changes to the parking restrictions on Listley Street in Bridgnorth:
No waiting at any time
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Listley Street (north side) |
From its junction with St. Mary's Street to a point opposite the property boundary of no. 45 and no. 45A Listley Street. |
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From a point one metre west of the westernmost property boundary of no. 4 Listley Court southeastwards to a point in line with the property boundary of no. 6 Listley Court and no. 34 Listley Street. |
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From a point two metres east of the property boundary of no. 32 and no. 33 Listley Street eastwards to a point in line with the easternmost party wall of no. 27 Listley Street (also known as 1-6 Listley Place flats). |
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From a point six metres northeast of the easternmost property boundary of no. 20 Listley Street to a point seven metres southwest of the westernmost property boundary of no. 13 Listley Street. |
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Listley Street (south side) |
From its junction with Hollybush Road eastwards to a point two metres east of the easternmost party wall of no. 27 Listley Street (also known as 1-6 Listley Place flats). |
No waiting and no loading at any time
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Listley Street (north side) |
From a point in line with the property boundary of no. 10 and no. 11 Listley Street eastwards to its junction with High Street. |
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Listley Street (south side) |
From a point two metres east of the easternmost party wall of no. 27 Listley Street (also known as 1-6 Listley Place flats) eastwards to its junction with High Street. |
Listley Street residents permit holders only
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Listley Street (north side) |
From a point in line with the property boundary of no. 6 Listley Court and no. 34 Listley Street eastwards to a point 2 metres east of the property boundary of no. 32 and no. 33 Listley Street. From a point in line with the easternmost property boundary of no. 27 Listley Street (also known as 1-6 Listley Place flats) eastwards to a point six metres northeast of the easternmost property boundary of no. 20 Listley Street. |
Loading only
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Listley Street (north side) |
From a point opposite the property boundary of no. 45 and no. 45A Listley Street eastwards to a point one metre west of the westernmost property boundary of no. 4 Listley Court.
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Loading bay 8am-6pm / Listley Street residents permit holders only 6pm-8am
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Listley Street (north side) |
From a point seven metres southwest of the westernmost property boundary of no. 13 Listley Street to a point in line with the property boundary of no. 10 and no. 11 Listley Street. |
Any existing restrictions at the above locations will be revoked.
Eligible residents of the Listley Street scheme will be able to purchase one resident parking permit per premise, with one car registration allowed per permit, at a cost of £100.
Eligible residents of Listley Street may apply for an evening car park permit (max one per household) to park in North or South Listley Street car park, between 4pm and 10am, at an annual cost of £384. Spaces are limited, so they will be issued on a first come first served basis.
Proprietors of holiday let properties located within the Listley Street scheme may purchase a parking permit for use by their customers during the rental of the holiday let property. Each establishment will be entitled to purchase one digital permit annually at a cost of £100.
The provision that allows businesses to buy residents parking permits will be withdrawn.
30 March 2023
Please note that representations received may be reproduced, stored, copied and published online in connection with the processing of the (proposed) order and/or any inquiry. Information won't be used for additional purposes without consent. Representations without a name and address will be treated as anonymous, which may affect their weight in the decision making process. Any details published online will exclude individuals email addresses and phone numbers.
How to get involved
Full details of these proposals may be viewed at the Customer Service Point, Bridgnorth Library, Listley Street, Bridgnorth. Alternatively, you may request copies by:
- Emailing: traffic.engineering@shropshire.gov.uk
- Writing to: Traffic Engineering Team, Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury SY2 6ND
- Calling 0345 678 9006
If you wish to raise an objection, express support, or make any other comments about these proposals, please send us an email or letter by 29 April 2023 (contact details as above). You may also ring the above phone number for more information.
Please note that, for legal reasons, objections must be made in writing or by email, and should state the grounds on which the objection is made. Objections can't be accepted over the phone.
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