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Consultation has concluded
Updated April 2023
Community consultation on the Greenslopes Parking Study has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback. For the latest updates on this project, visit Greenslopes Parking Study on Council's website.
In response to community concerns about the high demand for on-street parking in the Greenslopes Parking Study Area, Brisbane City Council conducted a parking study of the area in late 2021.
A comprehensive review based on 2021 parking occupancy data was completed to find potential solutions for the area. Time limited parking restrictions were identified as a key opportunity to help manage high demand for on-street parking.
Council proposed the introduction of time limited parking restrictions via a Regulated Parking Permit Scheme with a three-hour parking time limit.
Features of the proposed scheme
Features of the proposed Regulated Parking Permit Scheme include:
Implementing three-hour time limited parking restrictions across the area in those locations where there is community support
Providing existing households with eligibility to apply for one Resident Parking Permit and one Visitor Parking Permit at an annual cost of $16.25 per permit
Restricting residents of future multi-unit dwellings from applying for permits
Council enforcement of the new arrangements.
Community consultation
The community was recently invited to have their say on the proposed introduction of time limited parking restrictions in the Greenslopes Parking Study Area via an online survey. This consultation has now closed and we would like to thank the community for taking the time to provide their feedback. We will now review and evaluate all feedback and share next steps and actions with the community soon.
Updated April 2023
Community consultation on the Greenslopes Parking Study has now concluded. Thank you to everyone who has provided feedback. For the latest updates on this project, visit Greenslopes Parking Study on Council's website.
In response to community concerns about the high demand for on-street parking in the Greenslopes Parking Study Area, Brisbane City Council conducted a parking study of the area in late 2021.
A comprehensive review based on 2021 parking occupancy data was completed to find potential solutions for the area. Time limited parking restrictions were identified as a key opportunity to help manage high demand for on-street parking.
Council proposed the introduction of time limited parking restrictions via a Regulated Parking Permit Scheme with a three-hour parking time limit.
Features of the proposed scheme
Features of the proposed Regulated Parking Permit Scheme include:
Implementing three-hour time limited parking restrictions across the area in those locations where there is community support
Providing existing households with eligibility to apply for one Resident Parking Permit and one Visitor Parking Permit at an annual cost of $16.25 per permit
Restricting residents of future multi-unit dwellings from applying for permits
Council enforcement of the new arrangements.
Community consultation
The community was recently invited to have their say on the proposed introduction of time limited parking restrictions in the Greenslopes Parking Study Area via an online survey. This consultation has now closed and we would like to thank the community for taking the time to provide their feedback. We will now review and evaluate all feedback and share next steps and actions with the community soon.
Photo Gallery
Photo of cars parked along both sides of Barnsdale Place, Greenslopes
Photo of cars parked along both sides of Headfort Street, Greenslopes, approaching Greenslopes Private Hospital
Photo of cars parked along both sides of Nicholson Street, Greenslopes
Another photo of cars parked along both sides of Nicholson Street, Greenslopes
Regulated Parking Permit Schemes help manage parking demand through time-limited parking restrictions (e.g. 3P parking), while providing exemptions for residents and their visitors’ vehicles that hold a valid Resident Parking Permit or Visitor Parking Permit.
Project timeframe
Community feedback – mid 2022
Greenslopes Parking Study has finished this stage
The Greenslopes Parking Study is open for consultation to better understand local parking matters and for feedback on the proposed Regulated Parking Permit Scheme.
Evaluation – mid-late 2022
Greenslopes Parking Study is currently at this stage
Council will review and evaluate community feedback.
Project finalisation – late 2022
this is an upcoming stage for Greenslopes Parking Study
The outcomes and next steps will be identified following community consultation and evaluation of feedback. Next steps and actions will be shared with the community.
More information
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