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5 LONG TERM PARKING STRATEGIES
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5.7 Wahroonga
As significant redevelopment of the Wahroonga shopping village is not
expected (particularly to the extent of the other town centres), this would
not result in additional on-site parking being provided. However, parking
demand is unlikely to change significantly in the short to medium term.
Arup suggests that the following measures should not be introduced
in isolation, and that it is essential that modifications to parking time
restrictions be accompanied by increased levels of parking enforcement.
The measures are summarised below:
• reduce Parking Time Restrictions in Main Car Park and Village
Streets. It is recommended that the current parking restrictions
be modified so that the 4 hour bays in the main car park would
be reduced to 2 hours, and time restrictions applied to Woodville
Avenue;
• extend Parking Time Restrictions to Other Streets. It is
recommended that the current parking restrictions be modified,
where most of the changes involve converting unrestricted parking
areas within short walking distance of the village to 2 hour parking,
including sections of Warwilla Avenue and Neringah Avenue (south);
• introduce 3hr parking to sections of unrestricted parking around
Wahroonga Park; and
• increased/more effective parking enforcement. It is recommended
that Council investigate the provision of more rangers for parking
enforcement and also investigate electronic parking enforcement.
Specific details of the measures can be found in Section 4 of the
Wahroonga Traffic and Parking Study.
LONG TERM PARKING STRATEGIES
Ku-ring-gai Town Centres Parking Management Plan 2010
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