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4 CONSULTATION<br />

As part of the consultation strategy for the Parking Management<br />

Plan and Action Plan, a Working Party was formed to provide input<br />

at key stages and assist in communication and engagement with the<br />

community. The Working Party comprised the Mayor/Deputy Mayor<br />

(Chair), interested <strong>Council</strong>lors, representatives from the Chambers of<br />

Commerce from each centre and resident representatives, and met twice<br />

du<strong>ring</strong> the life of the project.<br />

Town Centres Resident and Business Survey<br />

Du<strong>ring</strong> the data collection process in September 2007, preliminary<br />

consultation with business owners and residents was undertaken using<br />

email surveys. In terms of business owners, the most common response<br />

was a request for <strong>Council</strong> to provide permits for business staff to park in<br />

<strong>Council</strong> car parks or for more unrestricted/all day parking, and provision<br />

of loading/courier spaces. Residents responses generally revolved<br />

around the provision of more parking (including more short term<br />

parking), commuter parking, drop off areas and enforcement.<br />

Parking Management Plan Information Briefing - 5 December 2007<br />

The Parking Briefing & Information Session was held on Wednesday, 5<br />

December (7pm to 8.30pm). The purpose of this session was to:<br />

• provide a concise summary of the context of parking planning;<br />

• give a background briefing on current issues and approaches to<br />

parking management; and<br />

• provide business and resident representatives with materials to<br />

take away and review about parking issues in their respective<br />

centres.<br />

Participants were given time over the end of year break to review the<br />

material provided.<br />

Parking Management Plan Workshop and Plenary - 13 February<br />

2008<br />

The second session was a Parking Workshop & Plenary, to encourage<br />

the centre-based groups to draw out key issues from the above<br />

materials, and points from representatives’ own experience of parking in<br />

their respective centre. This will parallel other groups’ work for parking<br />

in the other town centres. A plenary allowed sha<strong>ring</strong> of ideas from each<br />

town centre’s group.<br />

Following the second session, the refined results of the workshops<br />

were considered and added to the other research work to support and<br />

direct the draft Parking Management Plan. A summary of the workshop<br />

responses is located in the Part A3 of the Appendix.<br />

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<strong>Ku</strong>-<strong>ring</strong>-<strong>gai</strong> Town Centres Parking Management Plan 2010

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