Light rail parking recovery

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The State Government is currently constructing light rail in Randwick City. While light rail will bring many long-term benefits, it will also result in the removal of an estimated 700-750 onstreet parking spaces. These are parking spaces used by local residents and shoppers.

To help reduce the parking loss, Randwick City Council is implementing a light rail support plan which is about creating more parking and also changing existing parking time limits to better assist residents and businesses.

Parking time limit changes

Construction on the light rail project is proceeding along Anzac Parade. This work will result in the permanent loss of Anzac Parade parking from Kensington to Kingsford.

To help manage parking demand fairly to meet the needs of businesses and residents, Randwick City Council is implementing changes in the following streets:

Parking recovery plan

Council is increasing parking near the light rail by changing parking from parallel to angle parking. This will increase parking supply.

We have identified 21 streets where it's possible to create more than 400 new onstreet parking spaces. $10.5M has been allocated to the Parking Recovery Plan which is part of Council's broader Light Rail Support Plan.

We are planning to implement the parking changes at the same times as the light rail construction to minimise the parking loss.

We are progressively writing to nearby residents and property owners to inform you of the proposed changes and to invite you to view the plans.

NOTE: The following drawings illustrate the angled parking layout design only. The parking restrictions shown on these drawings are indicative only, and may have been revised as part of Randwick City Council’s “Parking time limit changes” implementation. Please see the parking time limit changes drawings (above) for the proposed parking restrictions in your street.

UPCOMING PARKING RECOVERY PLANS

CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW:

  • Abbotford St Kensington
  • Wallace St, Kingsford
  • See St, Kingsford
  • Ascot St, Kensington
  • Coogee Bay Rd, Randwick


TRIAL PARKING RECOVERY (on trial until March 2017):

Kensington Streets
[view consultation summary]

COMPLETED PARKING RECOVERY PROPOSALS:

The State Government is currently constructing light rail in Randwick City. While light rail will bring many long-term benefits, it will also result in the removal of an estimated 700-750 onstreet parking spaces. These are parking spaces used by local residents and shoppers.

To help reduce the parking loss, Randwick City Council is implementing a light rail support plan which is about creating more parking and also changing existing parking time limits to better assist residents and businesses.

Parking time limit changes

Construction on the light rail project is proceeding along Anzac Parade. This work will result in the permanent loss of Anzac Parade parking from Kensington to Kingsford.

To help manage parking demand fairly to meet the needs of businesses and residents, Randwick City Council is implementing changes in the following streets:

Parking recovery plan

Council is increasing parking near the light rail by changing parking from parallel to angle parking. This will increase parking supply.

We have identified 21 streets where it's possible to create more than 400 new onstreet parking spaces. $10.5M has been allocated to the Parking Recovery Plan which is part of Council's broader Light Rail Support Plan.

We are planning to implement the parking changes at the same times as the light rail construction to minimise the parking loss.

We are progressively writing to nearby residents and property owners to inform you of the proposed changes and to invite you to view the plans.

NOTE: The following drawings illustrate the angled parking layout design only. The parking restrictions shown on these drawings are indicative only, and may have been revised as part of Randwick City Council’s “Parking time limit changes” implementation. Please see the parking time limit changes drawings (above) for the proposed parking restrictions in your street.

UPCOMING PARKING RECOVERY PLANS

CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW:

  • Abbotford St Kensington
  • Wallace St, Kingsford
  • See St, Kingsford
  • Ascot St, Kensington
  • Coogee Bay Rd, Randwick


TRIAL PARKING RECOVERY (on trial until March 2017):

Kensington Streets
[view consultation summary]

COMPLETED PARKING RECOVERY PROPOSALS:

Consultation has concluded
  • Parking recovery status update

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    Following on from Council's consultation with local residents, we have implemented a number of changes to parking in Kensington and Kingsford.

    The nine streets that have already benefited from the new angle parking are:

    • Kingsford
      • Bruce Street (25 new spaces)
      • Forsyth Street (8 new spaces)
      • Harbourne Road (14 new spaces)
      • Meeks Street (6 new spaces)
      • Middle Street (36 new spaces)
    • Randwick
      • William Street (18 new spaces)
    • Kensington
      • Addison Street (13 new spaces)
      • Roma Street (14 new spaces)
      • Villiers Street (17 new spaces)

    The three streets in Kensington are trialling the new angled parking for four months to assess the impact in their area.

    Download a map of the parking recovery map as at 1 July 2016.


  • Parking recovery consultation commences for Kingsford streets

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    Light rail parking recovery plan - Kingsford

    Randwick City Council is currently informing the community on plans to create new onstreet parking spaces in the following streets.

    CURRENTLY PROPOSED

    • Middle Street, Kingsford
    • Harbourne Rd, Kingsford
    • Forsyth Street, Kingsford
    • Meeks Street, Kingsford
    • Bruce Street, Kingsford
    • See Street, Kingsford
    If you live on these streets or park nearby, please go to the Q&A section to ask a question or make a comment and Council will respond.

    The plans are part of Council's ongoing Parking Recovery Plan where we have identified 21 streets where it's possible to create more than 400 new onstreet parking spaces.

    Closes: 20 May 2016

  • Parking recovery consultation commences for Kensington and Randwick streets

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    Light rail parking recovery plan - Kensington and Randwick

    Randwick City Council is currently seeking community feedback on plans to create about 50 new onstreet parking spaces in the following streets.

    OPEN FOR COMMENT

    • Roma Ave, Kensington
    • Addison Street, Kensington
    • Villiers Street, Kensington
    • Bradley Street, Randwick
    If you live on these streets or park nearby, please visit our website to have your say.

    The plans are part of Council's ongoing Parking Recovery Plan where we have identified 21 streets where it's possible to create more than 400 new onstreet parking spaces.

    Consultation closes: 7 May 2016


  • More parking created on William St, Randwick as part of light rail parking recovery plan

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    Parking on William St, Randwick will be changed from parallel to angle parking on Wednesday, 17 February 2016 creating 18 additional parking spaces as part of Randwick City Council’s parking recovery plan.

    The changes are part of an ongoing plan by the Council to create more onstreet parking spaces in areas close to the light rail route where parking is being removed because of construction of light rail.

    Council consulted with local residents about the proposed changes in December and January with residents broadly supporting the changes saying parking was already difficult in the area.

    The work will take place on Wednesday 17 February 2016 from 7pm to 11.30pm. At a later date, new islands and planting areas will be installed at the intersections.

    Transport for NSW has this week commenced light rail construction works on nearby Alison Rd resulting in the removal of some parking along Alison Rd.

    For further information about the project contact Council’s Transport Engineer Darren Price on 1300 722 542 or email council@randwick.nsw.gov.au