Colindale Area CPZ Statutory consultation

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Overview
Colindale is becoming one of London’s fastest growing areas, with new homes and new developments happening at pace, including the opening of the new library and Barnet and Southgate College in recent years.

Over the next 10 to 15 years, 10,000 new homes and new retail, commercial and community facilities will be delivered. The scale of regeneration means that careful consideration is needed to safeguard the parking needs of residents, businesses and visitors of the area.

In autumn 2017 the council carried out an informal consultation on a proposal to introduce additional Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) in Colindale and

Overview
Colindale is becoming one of London’s fastest growing areas, with new homes and new developments happening at pace, including the opening of the new library and Barnet and Southgate College in recent years.

Over the next 10 to 15 years, 10,000 new homes and new retail, commercial and community facilities will be delivered. The scale of regeneration means that careful consideration is needed to safeguard the parking needs of residents, businesses and visitors of the area.

In autumn 2017 the council carried out an informal consultation on a proposal to introduce additional Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) in Colindale and the surrounding areas. The Hendon Area Committee considered the results of the consultation on 8 March 2018, and based on the feedback received, have decided to introduce CPZs in Colindale over a smaller area than previously proposed. The council is therefore carrying out a statutory consultation on these revised proposals.

An outline map of all the properties to be included in the proposed Colindale Area CPZs can be found here.

The area has been divided into four CPZ areas. The detailed individual maps of each CPZ area are provided below:

CPZ Area A - Montrose/Silkstream/Greenway area - includes some roads in Burnt Oak
CPZ Area B- Bristol Avenue/Lanacre Avenue area
CPZ Area C - Grahame Park area
CPZ Area D - Existing CPZ

The CPZ proposals will also be on display at the following venues between Thursday 31 May and Thursday 28 June 2018:

Location
Date
Time
Colindale Library - based at Barnet and Southgate College,
7 Bristol Avenue (formerly Lanacre Avenue),
Colindale NW9 5NE
Tuesdays
2pm – 8pm
Wednesdays
2pm – 5pm
Thursdays
9am – 12.30pm
Saturdays
9am – 5pm
Sundays
2pm – 5pm


Location
Date
Time
The Parish Hall, St Alphage Church, Montrose Avenue, Burnt Oak, Middlesex, HA8 0DN


Mondays
2pm – 5pm
Tuesdays
2pm – 5pm
Wednesdays
2pm – 5pm
Thursdays
2pm – 5pm
Saturdays
2pm – 5pm



How to give us your views

We have written to all properties within the proposed CPZ boundaries inviting local residents to take part in the consultation. Properties have also been sent a copy of the consultation document and map. If you do live within the Colindale Area CPZ boundaries and have not received a letter, please email or write to us using the contact details below.

If you wish to make any comments or objections regarding this proposal please send them in writing quoting reference number SCR226. You can do this in various ways::

1. Via the Barnet TraffWeb Public consultation website at: www.barnettraffweb.co.uk.

2. By email to: parking.consultations@barnet.gov.uk.

3. In writing to:

The Design Team
London Borough of Barnet
11th Floor, Barnet House
1255 High Road
Whetstone
London
N20 0EJ

The feedback will be analysed and the Strategic Director for Environment will make the final decision on whether the CPZs should be introduced, and if so, with or without modification.

The closing date of this consultation is Thursday 28th June 2018.

This consultation has now closed.

  • Colindale Area CPZ Statutory Consultation

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    We asked:

    We asked for your views on proposed new and amended Controlled Parking Zones (CPZs) in the Colindale and Burnt Oak areas as part of a statutory consultation exercise.

    You said:

    106 representations relevant to the proposal were received. The feedback was varied, and was considered by Officers and the Executive Director, Environment, who on the 7 May 2019 decided to introduce CPZs in the Burnt Oak and Colindale areas, albeit with minor modifications to what was originally proposed. The report with the full analysis of the questionnaire responses can be found here.

    We did:

    Based on the feedback to the consultation, and the decisions made, preparations to introduce the CPZs, including writing to properties within the affected area, and managing the contractors introducing the relevant road markings and signs/posts has taken place. The new CPZs commenced on 10 June 2019.