Road Traffic Acts

London Borough of Camden

WEST KENTISH TOWN (OUTER ZONE) CONTROLLED PARKING ZONE
THE CAMDEN (PARKING PLACES) (WEST KENTISH TOWN) (SPA) (CAL) TRAFFIC ORDER 199 THE CAMDEN (WAITING AND LOADING RESTRICTION) (AMENDMENT NO.   ) TRAFFIC ORDER 199

Notice is hereby given that the Council of the London Borough of Camden propose to make the above-mentioned Orders under sections 6 and 45, 46, 49, 124 of and Part IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended by the Local Government Act 1985 and the Road Traffic Act 1991. The general effect of the Camden (Parking Places) (Special Parking Area) (CA-L) Traffic Order will be to introduce controlled parking zone restrictions in the streets mentioned in annex 1 to this notice, to include provision for: Schedule (1) Resident/Residents’ Visitor/Business permit holders parking places. (2) Pay and Display (maximum stay 2 hours) parking places. (3) Pay and Display (maximum stay one hour) parking places. (4) Resident/Residents’ Visitor/Business permit holders and Pay and Display (maximum stay 1 hour)—designated Parking Places; (5) Resident/Residents’ Visitor/Business permit holders and Pay and Display (maximum stay 2 hours)—designated Parking Places; (6) Market Traders (Thursday and Saturday only); Permit holders Residents/Visitors/Business (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays)—designated parking places; Vehicles for which parking places are designated are passenger vehicles, goods vehicles (the overall height of which does not exceed 3.05 metres or width does not exceed 2.2 metres), motorcycles or invalid carriages. Except for market trader permits in which goods vehicles have a maximum permissible gross weight of 7.5 tonnes. Residents displaying a valid permit on their vehicle will be able to park in any of the specified Resident/Residents’ Visitor/Business permit bays in streets mentioned in Annex 1, during the permitted hours of 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays inclusive. The cost of a residents’ parking permit, valid from the date of issue will be either: (a) £10 for a resident’s permit valid for 1 month; (b) £25 for a resident’s permit valid for 3 months; (c) £45 for a resident’s permit valid for 6 months; (d) £82 for a resident’s permit valid for 1 year. An additional resident’s permit for a motorcycle can be obtained per each applicant at half price of the above tariffs. Vehicles displaying a valid disabled person’s “Orange Badge” can park without time limit and will be exempt from parking charges in designated bays, except in Schedule 6 (Thursdays and Saturdays only). On yellow lines such vehicles may park for a maximum period of 3 hours, except at locations and such times as loading restrictions are in operation. The Order also provides that all adult residents, some businesses and medical practitioners (i.e. doctors, surgeons and dentists) may purchase visitor permits to enable their visitors to park in resident bays, providing that the vehicle displays a valid permit and providing that they are within the Council’s criteria (see Annex 2 to this notice). A maximum allocation of 120 hours’ worth of “short-stay” visitors permits per quarter are available to each adult resident, which allow a maximum parking period of four hours per each stay, at the following rates: (a) The first 40 hours’ worth of permits per quarter at a rate of 40 pence per hour; (b) The next 40 hours’ worth of permits per quarter at a rate of 80 pence per hour; (c) The final 40 hours’ worth of permits per quarter at a rate of £1.20 pence per hour. Plus, an additional maximum of 10 “all day visitors permit” per annum, at a rate of £5 each, valid during the controlled hours of the zone. “Pay and Display” parking spaces will be available within some bays designated in Malden Road, Willes Road, Queens Crescent and Southampton Road (maximum stay two hours); Malden Road and Holmes Road (maximum stay one hour); Shared use “Pay and Display” parking spaces in Vicars Road (maximum stay one hour); or in Southampton Road (maximum stay two hours). The minimum parking charge will be 10 pence, at a rate of 10 pence for a time period of five minutes, increasing up to a maximum time period of either one or two hours for each stay in a parking place, which will operate during the controlled hours. Vehicles must clearly display the ticket from the front or near side of the vehicle, at all times during the stay in the parking place. Residents displaying a valid permit on their vehicle will be able to park in any of the pay and display parking bays, during the hours of 8.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays inclusive, or Market Trader bays between 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Thursdays and Saturdays. Any business located within the streets in annex 1 to this notice, may apply to Camden Council for a business permit, providing that such vehicles as are passenger vehicles or goods vehicles, up to a maximum gross weight of 7.5 tonnes and the overall height of which does not exceed 3.05 metres or the overall width does not exceed 2.2 metres. The issue of these permits will be at the sole discretion of the Council and subject to compliance with the Council’s criteria. These permits will allow those vehicles to park in the designated shared-use “resident/visitor/business” bays designated in the Order. The cost of a business permit which operates for five days a week (Monday to Friday inclusive), will be £169 per annum, valid for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase. Market Traders who have a street trading licence can purchase a permit for their vehicle and will be able to park in the specified bays in streets mentioned in Schedule 6, during the permitted hours. Vehicles must clearly display a valid permit from the front or near side of the vehicle, at all times during the stay in the parking place. A market trader permit will be supplied to an applicant, free of charge, for the first 12 months from the date of operation of this Traffic Order and available in the following forms: The subsequent fee payable to the Council shall be:

Validity monthAnnualSix monthThree month
One day per week£39£22£15
Two days per week£78£44£30
Five days per week£169£93£50
In addition Market Trader parking permits will be available on a daily basis on any market day for casual traders, to be purchased only by those registered with the Council’s Consumer Protection Service to trade at Queens Crescent market that day. These will cost £4 per day. The Order also provides for “Car Free” Housing to be defined within this area. Where no residents’ parking permit will be issued to a resident (except for people with disabilities) of any residential development which has a valid planning consent requiring it to be “Car Free”. The general effect of the Camden (Waiting and Loading Restriction) (Amendment No.   ) Traffic Order 199 , will be to amend some existing and introduce new restrictions on all roads throughout the zone to include: (a) waiting restrictions between the hours of 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Mondays to Fridays. (b) additional “At Any Time” waiting restrictions at certain locations to protect sightlines and access. (c) additional 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. waiting restrictions on Saturdays in Queens Crescent between Malden Road and Grafton Road. (d) free motorcycle parking places located in parts of Malden Road, Holmes Road, Anglers Lane, Raglan Street, Southampton Road, Grafton Terrace, Queens Crescent, Marsden Street and Lamble Street. (e) a free coach parking place in Willes Road, maximum stay four hours, no return within one hour. Copies of the proposed Orders, plans showing details and the Council’s statement of reasons for making the Orders may be inspected at Camden Town Hall, Environment Department reception, Fifth Floor, Argyle Street Entrance WC1H 8EQ, during normal office hours, Mondays to Fridays. Any person wanting to object or make other representations to the proposed Orders should send a statement in writing of any objection and specify the grounds thereof and address it to the Director of Environment Department, Engineering and Traffic Service, Fourth Floor, Camden Town Hall, Argyle Street, London WC1H 8EQ, to reach us by 19th November 1999, within a period of 21 days from the date on which this notice is published. West Kentish Town Controlled Parking Zone ANNEX 1 List showing streets or parts of streets forming (CA-L) Outer Zone. West Kentish Town Proposed Controlled Parking Zone Wards covered: Gospel Oak; Grafton; Castlehaven Alma Street; Anglers Lane; Azania Mews (P); Baptist Gardens; Barrington Close (H); Cathcart Street; Cressfield Close (H); Crown Place (P); Elaine Grove; Grafton Road; Grafton Terrace; Hemingway Close (H); Herbert Street; Holmes Road; Inkerman Road; Julia Street; Kiln Place (H); Kingsford Street; Lamble Street; Lismore Circus (H); Maitland Park Road (H); Maitland Park Villas; Malden Place; Malden Road; Mansfield Road, Nos. 1-15; Marsden Street; Meru Close (P); Modbury Gardens; New Rochford Street (H); Newbury Mews—not controlled but eligible for permits; Oak Village; Quadrant Grove; Queens Crescent— between Prince of Wales Road and Malden Road ; Raglan Street; Regis Road (P); Southampton Road; St. Ann’s Gardens; St. Leonards Square; St. Silas Place; St. Thomas’s Gardens; Talacre Road; Thurlow Terrace; Vicars Road; Wilkin Street; Willes Road; Woodyard Close (H); Wordsworth Place (P); and York Mews—not controlled but eligible for permits. ANNEX 2 Schedule of addresses where businesses for (CA-L) Outer Zone are NOT entitled to purchase visitor permits Alma Street: Nos. 1 to 20 consecutive and 36 to 52 consecutive; Azania Mews: all; Baptist Gardens: all; Cathcart Street: Nos. 5 to 9 consecutive; Grafton Road: Nos. 1 to 31 and 55 to 159, Nos. 2 to 38 and 62 to 206; Grafton Terrace: Nos. 1 to 37 and Nos. 2 to 62; Herbert Street: Nos. 1 to 7 and 29-49, Nos. 2 to 22; Holmes Road: Nos. 20 to 80 and odd Nos. above No. 41, St. Pancras Hostel, Bower Cottage; Kingsford Street: all; Malden Place: all; Malden Road: all; Marsden Street: Nos. 16 to 50, Nos. 17 to 49, Headcorn, Burmarsh, Southfleet, Chislet; Modbury Gardens: all; Newbury Mews: all; Quadrant Grove: all; Queens Crescent: Nos. 31 to 129, Nos. 2 to 56, Lenham, Halstow, Cheriton, Fordcombe; Southampton Road: Nos. 4-38 and 1-23, Blackfriars Hall, St. Dominics Church, St. Dominics Priory; St. Anns Gardens: all; St. Leonards Square: all; Talacre Road: Nos. 1 to 23; Willes Road: Nos. 2 to 36 and 1 to 31, Nos. 43 to 85 and 48 to 60; Woodyard Close: all. M. Gilks, Director, Environment Department