locallady Posted November 1, 2018 Report Posted November 1, 2018 Today a leaflet came through the door from Lib Dems. Says agreement regarding residents' parking permits could not be reached with residents of various roads. One of which was Belmont Court. It may not be common knowledge, but Belmont Court is privately owned by owners of properties in Belmont Court and is maintained by them, not the Council. Surely the Council have no rights in deciding parking there? Quote
Paul Jones Posted November 1, 2018 Report Posted November 1, 2018 Do the owners have private parking assigned to their properties or has the road been adopted by the council? Quote
Roger Posted November 1, 2018 Report Posted November 1, 2018 11 hours ago, locallady said: Today a leaflet came through the door from Lib Dems. Says agreement regarding residents' parking permits could not be reached with residents of various roads. One of which was Belmont Court. It may not be common knowledge, but Belmont Court is privately owned by owners of properties in Belmont Court and is maintained by them, not the Council. Surely the Council have no rights in deciding parking there? Who is responsible for the road outside? Belmont Court is irrelevant. Or is it private parking spaces you're on about? Quote
locallady Posted November 2, 2018 Author Report Posted November 2, 2018 Each property in Belmont Court has an assigned parking space/spaces. From the junction from Belmont Avenue, turning left into Belmont Court, it is privately owned and maintained, the council has no authority and has not 'adopted' it. Thus, they can't enforce the 'no waiting' there. Regularly see cars parked on the left that belong to people who used to park opposite. Since building of sheltered housing opposite the junction, and loss of the carpark and garages, parking on Belmont Avenue by people working in town has increased significantly. Nor have the double yellow lines in front of the development been repainted, meaning people ignore the highway code about parking within metres of a junction. The irresponsible people who park on Belmont Court access are restricting access.. think fire engines, rubbish lorries. Most of all, it is the danger of turning right onto Belmont Avenue.. see my other posts about this. Parents on schoolrun are always in a hurry and seem oblivious of others, whether they are driving to or from the school. If only the yellow lines were repainted. Quote
Roger Posted November 4, 2018 Report Posted November 4, 2018 From what you have updated then the Council are not going to be enforcing anything in Belmont Court anytime soon. This obviously won't assuage your concern about dodgy parking at or near a private street where you live. Quote
locallady Posted January 25, 2019 Author Report Posted January 25, 2019 On 04/11/2018 at 23:06, Roger said: From what you have updated then the Council are not going to be enforcing anything in Belmont Court anytime soon. This obviously won't assuage your concern about dodgy parking at or near a private street where you live. Council have no authority in Belmont Court, thank goodness. Council should authorise re-instatement of double yellow lines opposite junction with Belmont Avenue... people don't know highway code about parking within certain distance of a t-junction. Nearly had a head-on driving towards B Rd and crazy mother going to school run. Also coming from B Rd when I have right of way, the school run drivers are maniacs. Quote
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