Estate On-Street Traffic Management 1

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Find out how we are planning to manage estate parking by introducing traffic management orders.

Traffic management orders are legal documents introduced by councils to regulate parking restrictions under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

In 2019, we carried out a consultation with estate residents regarding parking management on our estates. The majority of respondents supported the introduction of an allocated parking system, including numbered parking bays, and the implementation of Traffic Management Orders (TMOs).

We are now seeking residents' views on the proposed introduction of Estate On-Street Orders on the estates listed below. These Orders would help formalise parking controls on estate roads and support the effective management of parking for residents, visitors, and service vehicles.

We believe that the introduction of Traffic Management Orders is necessary. It will improve estate parking control and enforcement, by making it possible for Civil Enforcement Officers to patrol estates and issue penalty charge notices (PCNs).

We will continue to allocate numbered parking bays.

You can view drawings of the parking and access layout of the estate within the 'Document' section on the right hand column.

Consultation estates are:

  • Adams Place
  • Banner Estate
  • Bentham Court Parade
  • Buxton Road
  • Hamilton Park West
  • Herbert Chapman Court
  • Highcroft Estate
  • Hume Court
  • Mayville Estate
  • Mildmay Street
  • Popham Street Estate
  • Rawstorne Place
  • Richmond Grove
  • Shearling Way Estate

If you have any questions, please contact epconsultation@islington.gov.uk or call 0207 527 8666

More information on traffic management orders

Press Notices

Islington Tribune: Islington Tribune (page 17)

London Gazette: Road Traffic Acts | The Gazette

Find out how we are planning to manage estate parking by introducing traffic management orders.

Traffic management orders are legal documents introduced by councils to regulate parking restrictions under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

In 2019, we carried out a consultation with estate residents regarding parking management on our estates. The majority of respondents supported the introduction of an allocated parking system, including numbered parking bays, and the implementation of Traffic Management Orders (TMOs).

We are now seeking residents' views on the proposed introduction of Estate On-Street Orders on the estates listed below. These Orders would help formalise parking controls on estate roads and support the effective management of parking for residents, visitors, and service vehicles.

We believe that the introduction of Traffic Management Orders is necessary. It will improve estate parking control and enforcement, by making it possible for Civil Enforcement Officers to patrol estates and issue penalty charge notices (PCNs).

We will continue to allocate numbered parking bays.

You can view drawings of the parking and access layout of the estate within the 'Document' section on the right hand column.

Consultation estates are:

  • Adams Place
  • Banner Estate
  • Bentham Court Parade
  • Buxton Road
  • Hamilton Park West
  • Herbert Chapman Court
  • Highcroft Estate
  • Hume Court
  • Mayville Estate
  • Mildmay Street
  • Popham Street Estate
  • Rawstorne Place
  • Richmond Grove
  • Shearling Way Estate

If you have any questions, please contact epconsultation@islington.gov.uk or call 0207 527 8666

More information on traffic management orders

Press Notices

Islington Tribune: Islington Tribune (page 17)

London Gazette: Road Traffic Acts | The Gazette

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