Resident Parking Scheme, Exmouth 2022

Formal Consultation starting from 3rd August 2022 till 24th August 2022

This page was created to provide residents in Exmouth with information on the proposals for residents’ parking schemes in Exmouth and how to have their say in the formal consultation.

Introduction

Overview

Members of the community in Exmouth contacted Devon County Council (DCC) about difficulties they faced parking on street in their local area. Based on these reports, DCC ran a consultation in October 2019 to measure the support for a residents’ parking scheme in certain areas in Exmouth.  

A residents’ parking scheme aims to ensure that residents will have priority to park within their own area and at the same time, take the needs of local schools and businesses into consideration. 

The intention of the scheme is to ensure that residents have priority parking within the area where they live. At the same time, the scheme aims to ensure that local businesses and other employment hubs are not unfairly disadvantaged. 

Devon County Council is now running a consultation starting on 3rd August 2022 till 24th August 2022 to decide whether to introduce resident parking restrictions in certain areas in Exmouth.

We are looking for local residents and businesses, as well as those who work and travel in the area to provide us with feedback on these proposals before 24th August 2022 

Please scroll down to read How to Use this Webpage.

How to use this webpage 

This page has been created to provide residents in Exmouth with information about:  

  • the background of the proposed resident’s parking schemes and type of permits; 
  • the final proposals for the resident’s parking schemes in Exmouth and;  
  • how you can have your say in the decision whether these proposals should be implemented or not. 

A menu at the top of this page directs you to the key sections of this page. Many of the maps are interactive, and you will find tips on how to navigate each one further down.  

Please Note

The best way to view this page is by using a web browser on a desktop computer or on a laptop. When viewing this page on a tablet or a phone, the map extents will be slightly different than on a computer.

Please scroll down to learn more about residents’ parking and the new proposals for the different areas in Exmouth.

Residents’ Parking Scheme

Residents’ parking schemes are designed to discourage all-day commuter parking in residential areas. They allocate the available on-street parking capacity to residents and their visitors through the use of permits.

Where shops and businesses are located within residential areas, business permits are available to buy and limited waiting or pay and display parking are often included in a scheme.   

Types of Permits

 Note: Scroll Right to find out more about the different permits that would be available under a residents’ parking scheme. 

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Proposals

This section presents the information on the Proposed Restrictions and Zones to the residents of Exmouth. Navigating through these interactive maps, residents can zoom into their locality and find out proposed parking restrictions.

Existing and Proposed Restrictions Map

Note: This image shows the buttons available on the Interactive Maps. Scroll down to acess the maps.

Interactive Buttons on the Map

This interactive map shows the Parking restriction boundaries and zones

  • Use search function at left top corner to locate your address on the map and check your zone.
  • Zoom in and out using the buttons in the bottom right-hand corner and use your mouse to pan around the area.

Note : Scroll Down to check the Proposed and Existing Parking Restrictions within your zone.

This interactive map Proposed and Existing Parking Restrictions within your zone

Map Symbology Note

  • Solid Lines represent the New Proposed Parking Restrictions
  • Dashed Lines represent the Existing Parking Restrictions
  • Click on the Lines on Map to show more information about the restriction in the Pop-up window.
  • Zoom in and out using the buttons in the bottom right-hand corner and use your mouse to pan around the area.

Click the Buttons below to zoom in to your zones.

Note : Scroll Down to fill the Survey Form

Have Your Say 

The formal consultation has finished now.

The responses submitted will be reviewed by officers in discussion with the local members and a report will be presented to the next meeting of the  East Devon Highways and Traffic Orders Committee 

More information and questions 

If you have any further questions regarding the proposed scheme which are not answered by the above information, please contact. Devon County Council Customer Services Team on 0345 155 1004

Interactive Buttons on the Map