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Permit Parking 1.4 How will Roads and Maritime assist Parking Authorities to manage these harms? Roads and Maritime will assist Parking Authorities to manage the above harms and risks by: • Providing advice to Parking Authorities who wish to establish a PPS at the Local Traffic Committee. • Produce and distribute Permit Parking Guidelines to address how Parking Authority is able to manage the demands for parking. 1.5 Desired outcomes of specific actions The permit parking guidelines assist Parking Authorities to establish and operate PPS in line with its objectives. 1.6 Implementation and management including day to day operational rules covering all aspects of services delivery (see flowchart below) • Parking Authorities who seek to introduce a PPS will consider these Guidelines; • RMS review the Parking Authority proposal to establish a PPS and provide advice at the Local Traffic Committee; • RMS may appeal a Parking Authority’s decision to establish a PPS to the Regional Traffic Committee within 14 days from the date Council notified RMS of its decision in writing; • Parking Authority establishes a PPS; • Parking Authority is encouraged to evaluate the operation of its PPS (see suggested criteria below). 1.7 Review program • These guidelines will be reviewed periodically or when any significant amendments are made to relevant legislation or procedures. • Parking Authorities are encouraged to evaluate their PPS to ensure it remains an appropriate parking control solution for the area. The criteria suggested for evaluating a PPS includes the following: • appropriateness of the scheme in meeting the objectives listed in section 1.1. • appropriateness of the location/s. • utilisation levels / occupancy of parking spaces. • level of parking turn over. • level of illegal parking (eg. over stay, not paying the parking fee, meter feeding etc.). • improvements to traffic flows, traffic speeds and traffic safety. • level of enforcement and number of penalty notices issued. Version 3.4 2 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED
Permit Parking • improvement to the environment. • a questionnaire survey of road users and stakeholders. Establishing a Permit Parking Scheme (PPS) Council identifies the need to establish a PPS Council considers RMS guidelines and draft a proposal for a PPS RMS provides advice at the Local Traffic Committee Council resolves to establish a PPS RMS may appeal council decision within 14 days Council establishes a PPS Council evaluates a PPS Version 3.4 3 UNCONTROLLED WHEN PRINTED
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