Decision details

Every year, prior to next year’s parking clocks being advertised for sale, the Environment and Coastal Services Portfolio Holder reviews the cost of parking clocks and pay and display charges to consider whether any adjustments should be made. At the same time, the parking arrangements in support of local businesses for Christmas this year (2022) are also published.

On 11 October 2022, Cllr Steve Davies, the Portfolio Holder for Environment and Coastal Services made the following decision:

That the parking charges for 2023 with regards NFDC parking clocks as set out in section 3 be agreed; namely:

• Short stay annual clocks to remain at £30.00
• Long stay annual clocks to remain at £140.00
• Long stay quarterly clocks to remain at £40.00

That the 2023 town and village car park tariffs stay held at the current 2018 price.

That the 2023 amenity car park tariffs stay held at the current 2021 price.

That the Council allocate 4 days of free parking in town centre car parks to support local businesses during December 2022.

Any member of the Council, who is not a Portfolio Holder, who considers that this decision should be reviewed should give notice using the call-in facility at the top of this page on the Council’s intranet / extranet site. Alternatively, notice can be given to the Monitoring Officer (Grainne O’Rourke) (in writing or by e-mail) to be received ON OR BY 5.15 pm on 18 October 2022.

Details of the document the Portfolio Holder considered are attached below.

See report.

See report.