Mortlake Controlled Parking Zone review
Background
The Mortlake Controlled Parking Zone (Zone M) came into operation in May 2008. The Council is now reviewing the operation of this Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) (shown in blue on the map below).
As part of the review, the Council is also consulting on whether or not a CPZ should be introduced in roads outside the Mortlake CPZ.
The purpose of this consultation is to seek the views of residents and businesses situated within the green dotted boundary shown on the front of this document to see whether they would wish to have a CPZ introduced in their road (within the green dotted boundary on the following map).
Should the results of this consultation show support for a CPZ to be progressed further, then this could be in the form of an extension to the Mortlake CPZ and/or the East Sheen CPZ.
Whether you live or work in the area, whether you own a car, walk, cycle or use public transport, we want to hear your views.
Documents to download
Owners and occupiers inside the CPZ
Owners and occupiers outside the CPZ
- Possible CPZ extension letter
(MS Word, 55KB) - Possible CPZ extension questionnaire (MS Word, 113KB)
- Possible CPZ extension consultation document
(pdf, 218KB)
Drawing
- Mortlake CPZ drawing(pdf, 197KB)
- Mortlake Existing Zone M Drawing 1(pdf, 656KB)
- Mortlake Existing Zone M Drawing 2(pdf, 672KB)
- Mortlake Existing Zone M Drawing 3(pdf, 763KB)
- Mortlake Existing Zone M Drawing 4(pdf, 500KB)
Please have your by Friday 1 May 2009.
What happens next
The results of the consultation will be reported to a meeting of the Transport Consultative Group (TCG) on Wednesday 27 May 2009 starting at 6.30pm at the Sheen Lane Centre, Sheen Lane, East Sheen, following which a decision will be made on the way forward. The meeting of the TCG is open to the public and the agenda and report are available on our website 7 days before the date of the meeting. Anyone wishing to speak at the TCG meeting will need to register on 020 8891 7156 before 2pm on Tuesday 26 May 2009. Minutes of the meeting will be available on our website and on request.
Have your say
Please complete the questionnaires and return it to us by Friday 1 May 2009. Alternatively you may wish to write to us at:
Address:Interim Head of Highways and Transport
London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Environment Directorate
Civic Centre
44 York Street
Twickenham
TW1 3BZ
Email: highwaysandtransport@richmond.gov.uk
If you would like a copy of this document in Braille, large print, on audiotape or in a community language, telephone: 08456 122 660.
Due to the extent of the consultation the Council anticipates a large number of representations and therefore is unable to respond individually.
- CPZ enquires: 08456 122 660
- Parking permits: 020 8744 2131
- For further information on CPZs please visit www.richmond.gov.uk/parking