Issue - meetings

The Cabinet Member for Environmental Services is asked to approve, subject to consultation, an amendment to the Borough of Crewe and Nantwich (General) (Off-Street Parking Places) (Consolidation) (Minor) Order 2008 (‘the Order’) the effect of which will be to allow the sale of annual and seasonal contract permits for parking on the long-stay car parks of Love Lane, Snow Hill and First Wood Street, Nantwich.

The report of the Head of Safer and Stronger Communities proposed an amendment to the Borough of Crewe & Nantwich (General) (Off-Street Parking Places) (Consolidation) (Minor) Order 2008 to Allow the Sale of Annual and Seasonal Permits for Parking on Specific Long-Stay Car Parks, the effect of which would be to allow the sale of annual and seasonable contract permits for parking on the long-stay car parks of Love Lane, Snow Hill and First Wood Street, Nantwich.

The Cabinet Member for Environmental Services

RESOLVED

(1) That, subject to statutory consultation, a proposed amendment to the  Borough of Crewe and Nantwich (General) (Off-Street Parking Places)(Consolidation)(Minor) Order 2008 be approved, the effect of which would be to make provision for the sale and use of annual and seasonal contract parking permits in relation to Love Lane Car Park, Snow Hill Car Park and First Wood Street Car Park, Nantwich, the charges for which would be as follows:

Annual Charge                         £495

Quarterly Charge                      £135

(2) the Borough Solicitor, or officer acting on her behalf, be authorised to publish a notice of proposals in relation to the proposed amendment order, with any objections to be made within the statutory consultation period of twenty-one days. In the event that objections are received, these be referred back to the Cabinet Member for consideration at a future meeting; and

(3) in the event that no objections to the proposed amendment order are received, the Borough Solicitor, or officer acting on her behalf, be authorised to make and bring into force the proposed amendment order (as set out in (1) above) and to give notice thereof in accordance with statutory requirements.