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SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT SOUTHAMPTON CITY COUNCIL made the following Order on 11th December 2013:

THE CITY OF SOUTHAMPTON (FIRST CONTROLLED ZONE) (AMENDMENT NO. 4)
TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER 2013

1. The effects of the Order are as follows:

(a) To introduce a new Evening Charging period from 6pm - 8pm, Monday to Sunday, with a discrete flat rate charge of £2.00 for each stay, in all on-street city centre Pay & Display bays.

(b) Where the current no waiting restriction period is from 8am - 6pm Monday to Saturday and 1pm - 6pm Sunday an extended no waiting restriction period of 8am - 8pm Monday to Saturday and 1pm - 6pm Sunday will apply.

(c) To introduce an Evening Parking Pass for holders to park without charge from 6.00pm until the next daytime charging period commences in all on-street city centre Pay & Display bays. Evening Parking Passes will be available at the discretion of the Council to registered charities and voluntary organisations, subject to formal application and with a maximum issue for 500 evening stays. Other recognised societies and organisations, contributing to the community, may also apply for Evening Parking Passes at a charge of £1 per stay, subject to formal application and issue at the discretion ofthe Council.

(d) To introduce a new length of stay in the Central Core Red Code Outer Pay & Display bays of 2 hours with a charge of £4.00.

(e) To introduce a new length of stay in the Central Core Red Code Pay & Display bays of 2 hours with a charge of £4.00 and other revised charges (as shown in the Table 1 below).

(f) To introduce a new Pay & Display Code for East Street with length of stay and charges (as shown in the Table 2 below).

Table 1 Area & Code
Length of Stay & Charge (Existing)
Up to 20 mins Central Core (Red Code) £0.80
Up to 40 mins Central Core (Red Code) £1.20
Up to 60 mins Central Core (Red Code) £2.50 

Length of Stay & Charge (Proposed)
Up to 20 mins Central Core (Red Code) £0.80
Up to 40 mins Central Core (Red Code) £1.50
Up to 60 mins Central Core (Red Code) £2.20
Up to 2 hrs Central Core (Red Code) £4.00

Table 2 Area & Code
Length of Stay & Charge (Existing)
Up to 20 mins Central Core (East Street Code) £0.80
Up to 40 mins Central Core (East Street Code) £1.20
Up to 60 mins Central Core (East Street Code) £2.50

Length of Stay & Charge (Proposed)
Up to 10 mins Central Core (East Street Code) Free
Up to 30 mins Central Core (East Street Code Code) £1.30
Up to 60 mins Central Core (East Street Code Code) £2.20

(g) To change the length of stay and reduce charges by changing the following roads from Red Code to Blue Code:

Brunswick Place, Castle Way, Castle Way (Service Road).
(h) To change the length of stay and reduce charges by changing the following roads from Blue Code to Green Code:

Bernard Street, Bugle Street, French Street, Morris Road, St Andrews Road.
(i) To change the length of stay and reduce charges by changing the following roads from Blue Code to Grey Code:

Broad Green, Cossack Green, North Front, South Front, Winton Street.
(j) To align the First Controlled Zone Traffic Regulation Order with Pay & Display bays as marked in the following length of road and to change the length of stay and reduce charges by changing from Red Code to Grey Code:

Palmerston Road: from 36m north of South Front northwards to 44m south of Craven Walk (7 bays). (k) To align the First Controlled Zone Traffic Regulation Order with the no waiting at any time and
no loading 8am - 6pm restrictions currentlymarked in the following length ofroad:

West Street: north side, for its entire length. The following proposal was deferred pending an assessment of the impact of Evening Charges: (l) Tochangetherestriction period in Polygon Zone 1 to 8am -8pm Mondayto Saturdayand 1pm -8pm
Sunday (where the existing zone restriction period of 8am - 6pm Monday to Saturday applies).

2 The Order will come into operation on 5th January 2014.

3 Copies of the Order may be inspected during normal working hours at the Civic Centre, Southampton SO14 7LY Further information may also be obtained from the Traffic Management Section on 023 8079 8063.

4 Any person wishing to question the validity of the Order or any of its provisions, on the grounds that it is not within the powers of the relevant enabling Act, or that a requirement of any such enabling Act or of any relevant regulations made there under has not been complied with, may, within 6 weeks from the date of the Order, make application for this purpose to the High Court.

Dated: 13th December 2013.
Richard Ivory, Head of Legal & Democratic Services.