Minimising Impact on Neighbourhood Parking

Parking is a frequent and major source of public complaint during construction work.

Examples of how sites have overcome a lack of on-site parking and minimised inconvenience to the neighbourhood include:

A car park was rented for the duration of a project, from where operatives were brought to site by minibus;
An operatives’ car share scheme was promoted and monitored;
Due to limited car parking available on site, priority was given to those who participated in the car share scheme;
An adjacent piece of waste land was cleared and used as a car park before being handed back as a landscaped area;
Additional ‘Residents Only’ parking signs were provided for local homeowners;
Polite notices were left on vehicle windscreens, providing contact details.

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CCS Site Registration Examples of Good Practice Brochure, 2014

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Published 24 October 2014
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Categories
Parking, Parking facilities/arrangements,

Size of site
Large, Medium, Small,

Level of Best Practice
Good practice,

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