Decision details
Car Parking Strategy - proposed action plan
PDF 50 KBDecision status: Abandoned
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
Decision:
Approved the Car Parking Strategy Action Plan and agreed that steps be taken to amend the current Off-Street Parking Places Order to reflect the changes proposed in the Action Plan and their implementation with effect from 1st June 2008; approved the proposed car parking charges outlined as the first option in Annex D and that these be advertised and agreed to review the arrangements following a period of 12 months of introduction of the revised charges.
Reasons for the decision:
As part of proposals for improving car parking in the District.
Report author: Richard Probyn
Publication date: 01/02/2008
Date of decision: 31/01/2008
Decided at meeting: 31/01/2008 - Cabinet
Effective from: 09/02/2008
This decision has been called in by:
- Ms C Deller who writes on behalf of Cllr J Gray- he doesn't believe that the matters that were raised by the O & S Panel (Service Support) were discussed and/or presented to the depth that the Panel would have expected or the issue demands."
- Councillor Andrew Norman Gilbert who writes I concur with the reasons set out in the call in request from Councillor Jonathan Gray."
- Councillor Richard John West who writes The incentives within the Car Parking Action Plan weak in the area of vehicles with low emission opportunity lost to push forward with environment considerations"
- Councillor Peter James Downes OBE who writes the cabinet has given insufficient consideration to the views expressed by the Scrutiny Committee"
- Habbiba Ali who writes on behalf of Councillor J T Bell - I agree to the reasons outlined by Councillor J A Gray above."
- Anthony Roberts who writes On behalf of Councillor J W Davies. I agree to call-in this item."
- Mrs Helen Taylor who writes on behalf of Councillor M G Baker agrees to this decision being called in."
- Councillor Philip M D Godfrey who writes The car parking strategy is an opportunity to show leadership in promoting low emission vehicles in Huntingdonshire which is lost in the current proposal."
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