Parking Enforcement
The Parking Enforcement Activity is undertaken to manage and control parking on Council owned car parks and on road parking spaces.
parking enforcement contributes to
- Safeguard public health and safety
KEY PROJECTS
– development so far –
Levels Of Service
What we said we would do in 2013/14
Maintain the level of service throughout the district, agreed by Council and as specified in the LTP.
What we did in 2013/14
A seasonal service was provided for in Paihia and Kerikeri, from Labour weekend through to the end of Easter weekend.
What we plan to do in 2014/15
Maintain the level of service throughout the district, agreed by Council and as specified in the LTP.
Disability Parking Facilities
What we said we would do in 2013/14
Target the misuse of disability parking facilities.
What we did in 2013/14
Infringement Notices were issued where offences were found.
What we plan to do in 2014/15
Target the misuse of disability parking facilities.
CHALLENGES AND DISAPPOINTMENTS
– where are we now? –
- There were no dedicated parking wardens employed to provide the service. Staffing was provided from the Animal Control division. Recruitment of suitable person dedicated to undertake parking warden role is planned for in 2014.
Thinking Ahead1
- key priorities planned for 2014/15 –
Transport Strategy and Advocacy Plan
- Investigate the option of utilising other agencies to assist with parking enforcement.
1 Please refer to the Parking Enforcement section of the Long-Term Plan (LTP) 2012/13 and the Annual Plans 2013/14 and 2014/15 for further information on priorities