This is a petition to be signed by
the residents of 45 Grosvenor Road, any other surrounding businesses and
employees that rely on the parking availability at the following roads -Barncroft Way, Colindale Ave, Cunningham Ave, Cunningham Hill
Rd, Hordle Gardens, Kenton Gardens.
By signing this petition you
dispute the pending application to turn the above roads into residential only
parking.
The emails I receive from neighbors show just how much these parking restrictions threaten our ability to work and live here. It is exhausting to fight these bureaucratic battles but I am still working through the paperwork to ensure our objections are formally logged with the council.
January 28, 2015
Reaching this point has been a long and draining road for those of us who rely on these streets. It is clear I am not the only one feeling the weight of this impending change. We move forward because we have no other choice.
8 Comments
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A Mackenzie
11 years ago
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Worth remembering that this is a mixed residential and commercial part of St Albans and has been for many years. If residents want businesses and their workers out then they will instead get more residents arriving in their place (with cars) and higher local taxes because the council's business rate take will go down - much of Grosvenor Road is already converting to flats with inadequate parking. Be careful what you wish for!
A
A M Dunn
11 years ago
Featured
I object to the extent of the proposed parking restricttions and do not see the need for such restrictions to extend so far from both city centre or station. I do not agree that the majority of these streets will suffer any inconvenience or safety concerns in allowing current zoning to continue as is.
K
Karen Franklin
11 years ago
Featured
As an employee of a local business, parking in St Albans is extremely expensive and availability is lacking most spaces are filled by 8 am in the surrounding areas.
L
Laura Sturgess
11 years ago
Big houses / big driveways / don't need residents parking
This is a petition to be signed by
the residents of 45 Grosvenor Road, any other surrounding businesses and
employees that rely on the parking availability at the following roads -Barncroft Way, Colindale Ave, Cunningham Ave, Cunningham Hill
Rd, Hordle Gardens, Kenton Gardens.
By signing this petition you
dispute the pending application to turn the above roads into residential only
parking.
The emails I receive from neighbors show just how much these parking restrictions threaten our ability to work and live here. It is exhausting to fight these bureaucratic battles but I am still working through the paperwork to ensure our objections are formally logged with the council.
January 28, 2015
Reaching this point has been a long and draining road for those of us who rely on these streets. It is clear I am not the only one feeling the weight of this impending change. We move forward because we have no other choice.
8 Comments
A
A Mackenzie
11 years ago
Featured
Worth remembering that this is a mixed residential and commercial part of St Albans and has been for many years. If residents want businesses and their workers out then they will instead get more residents arriving in their place (with cars) and higher local taxes because the council's business rate take will go down - much of Grosvenor Road is already converting to flats with inadequate parking. Be careful what you wish for!
A
A M Dunn
11 years ago
Featured
I object to the extent of the proposed parking restricttions and do not see the need for such restrictions to extend so far from both city centre or station. I do not agree that the majority of these streets will suffer any inconvenience or safety concerns in allowing current zoning to continue as is.
K
Karen Franklin
11 years ago
Featured
As an employee of a local business, parking in St Albans is extremely expensive and availability is lacking most spaces are filled by 8 am in the surrounding areas.
L
Laura Sturgess
11 years ago
Big houses / big driveways / don't need residents parking
Worth remembering that this is a mixed residential and commercial part of St Albans and has been for many years. If residents want businesses and their workers out then they will instead get more residents arriving in their place (with cars) and higher local taxes because the council's business rate take will go down - much of Grosvenor Road is already converting to flats with inadequate parking. Be careful what you wish for!