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Westcroft Estate Area, NW2 – Informal Parking Review 2017

This consultation has now closed.

Overview

We have been made aware of concerns around the high level of perceived ‘non-resident’ parking in the Westcroft Estate area of NW2, resulting in fewer places for residents to park.

In response to this it has been agreed that this should be investigated. We are therefore seeking local residents’ views about how we can improve parking in your neighbourhood.

Why we are consulting

The consultation is intended to give the council a clearer understanding of the parking issues in this area and help determine whether any changes should be made to improve parking availability for local residents.

Give us your views

Identified properties on Besant Road, Galsworthy Road, Horton Avenue, Howard Close, Lichfield Road, Marnham Avenue, Westcroft Close and Westcroft Way NW2 have been sent a letter with a link to an online questionnaire.

If you have not received the letter and live in the area please email us or write to us using the contact details below.

If you live outside the area and wish to make any comments about parking in this area please send them in writing quoting reference number BC/001110 WESTCROFT:

to:

via email to parking.consultations@barnet.gov.uk

or

The Design Team,

Traffic and Development Section

London Borough of Barnet,

1255 High Road

Whetstone

London

N20 0EJ

All questionnaires and comments should be received by Monday 4^th September 2017.

Overview

We have been made aware of concerns around the high level of perceived ‘non-resident’ parking in the Westcroft Estate area of NW2, resulting in fewer places for residents to park.

In response to this it has been agreed that this should be investigated. We are therefore seeking local residents’ views about how we can improve parking in your neighbourhood.

Why we are consulting

The consultation is intended to give the council a clearer understanding of the parking issues in this area and help determine whether any changes should be made to improve parking availability for local residents.

Give us your views

Identified properties on Besant Road, Galsworthy Road, Horton Avenue, Howard Close, Lichfield Road, Marnham Avenue, Westcroft Close and Westcroft Way NW2 have been sent a letter with a link to an online questionnaire.

If you have not received the letter and live in the area please email us or write to us using the contact details below.

If you live outside the area and wish to make any comments about parking in this area please send them in writing quoting reference number BC/001110 WESTCROFT:

to:

via email to parking.consultations@barnet.gov.uk

or

The Design Team,

Traffic and Development Section

London Borough of Barnet,

1255 High Road

Whetstone

London

N20 0EJ

All questionnaires and comments should be received by Monday 4^th September 2017.

We asked, you said, we did

This consultation has now closed.

We asked, you said, we did

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We asked
We asked for your views on the implementation of parking controls, including the introduction of a Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) in the roads known as the Westcroft Estate, NW2, in order to address local parking concerns and demand.
You said
We received 88 responses from approximately 415 properties, which equates to an overall response rate of 21%.
93% (80 respondents) told us they are not happy with the current parking situation. 93% (79 respondents) are specifically in favour of a Controlled Parking Zone being implemented and 85% (70 respondents) said they would like parking issues investigated further
We did
Based on the feedback received we are proposing to implement a Controlled Parking Zone on the following uncontrolled roads; Besant Road, Galsworthy Road, Horton Avenue, Howard Close, Lichfield Road, Marnham Avenue, Westcroft Close and Westcroft Way. A statutory consultation the proposed CPZ will commence in the summer of 2018.