23 Greenwich Road, Greenwich – Reduction of ‘No Parking’ Zone
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Council is seeking community feedback on a proposed change to the existing ‘No Parking’ restriction adjacent to 23 Greenwich Road.
At present, there is approximately 12 metres of ‘No Parking’ zone located directly south of the driveway to No. 23. This length exceeds what is typically required to maintain safe driveway access and sight lines.
What is being proposed?
Council proposes to reduce the existing ‘No Parking’ restriction from 12 metres to 6 metres directly south of the driveway at 23 Greenwich Road.
This adjustment would provide an additional parking space in the area while maintaining safe vehicle access to the driveway and adequate visibility for motorists.
Benefits of the proposal
Provides an additional parking space for local residents and visitors
Maintains safe sight distances and driveway access
Balances parking demand with safety considerations
Current Status
The majority of respondents objected to the proposal, as such this was not referred to a Local Transport Forum. No further action required.
Council is seeking community feedback on a proposed change to the existing ‘No Parking’ restriction adjacent to 23 Greenwich Road.
At present, there is approximately 12 metres of ‘No Parking’ zone located directly south of the driveway to No. 23. This length exceeds what is typically required to maintain safe driveway access and sight lines.
What is being proposed?
Council proposes to reduce the existing ‘No Parking’ restriction from 12 metres to 6 metres directly south of the driveway at 23 Greenwich Road.
This adjustment would provide an additional parking space in the area while maintaining safe vehicle access to the driveway and adequate visibility for motorists.
Benefits of the proposal
Provides an additional parking space for local residents and visitors
Maintains safe sight distances and driveway access
Balances parking demand with safety considerations
Current Status
The majority of respondents objected to the proposal, as such this was not referred to a Local Transport Forum. No further action required.