Jewellery Quarter Parking - Controlled Parking Zone Traffic Regulation Order

Closed 2 Sep 2021

Opened 12 Aug 2021

Overview

Birmingham City Council has undertaken a review of the Jewellery Quarter Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) where recommendations were made to make changes to the parking provision within the Zone. This review supports and works alongside the council objectives to achieve a safer environment and reduce pollution in the air, mainly caused by vehicles on the roads, which is having harmful effects on the health of people living, working and studying in the city.

We are proposing to remove all “free” parking contained within the Jewellery Quarter CPZ. The area is currently oversubscribed, and these proposed measures will allow further parking places to be created and facilitate better parking provision.

About this consultation

This consultation is the formal advertisement of the Traffic Regulation Orders, the legal documentation needed to make changes to the status of the highway (road).

During this consultation, you can make comments on the proposals or submit a formal objection (which must include the grounds for the objection). You can either make your response via this webpage (please provide your contact details as part of your response) or can post a written objection to Assistant Director - Transport & Connectivity, Inclusive Growth Directorate, 1 Lancaster Circus Queensway, PO Box 14439, Birmingham B2 2JE.

All responses must be received by 2 September 2021.

If you have chosen to object to the proposed orders, you may be contacted by a project officer to further discuss your objection.

If you have any questions about this consultation or need help understanding the plans, please contact transport.projects@birmingham.gov.uk.

What is included in this consultation?

A Traffic Regulation Order, or TRO is the legal documentation required to make changes to the status of the highway (road). A TRO is often accompanied by a plan (map) showing the proposed measures visually.

For this scheme, we have also included a consultation plan (map), which has no legal status, but which you may find clearer to see the proposed changes.

View Jewellery Quarter Traffic Regulation Order 

View Jewellery Quarter Traffic Regulation Order plans 

View Jewellery Quarter overview plan (not part of the TRO, for information)

To view all of the individual consultation plans (not part of the TRO, for information only), please see list at the bottom of this consultation

What is proposed?

We are proposing to remove all “free” parking contained within the Jewellery Quarter CPZ. The area is currently oversubscribed, and these proposed measures will allow further parking places to be created and facilitate better parking provision.

Proposed measures include:

  • Permit Holder bays operating Monday-Saturday between 8am and 6pm, excluding Christmas day and bank holidays. During these times only vehicles displaying a parking permit would be allowed to park there.
  • Pay by Phone bays operating Monday-Saturday between 8am and 6pm, excluding Christmas day and bank holidays.
  • Double Yellow Lines - there will be some areas of no waiting at any time restrictions, this is mainly for the safe passing of vehicles and access protection.
  • Overnight, both permit parking spaces and pay by phone spaces would be freely available for anyone to use without cost.

Next steps

Following consultation feedback, it is possible that the scheme details could change which may affect you. It is not always viable to consult of any future changes arising from this consultation. However, any changes made to the proposals will be posted on this webpage. If you would specifically like to be kept advised of any changes, please indicate this in your response and make sure you provide your email address on the first page of the questionnaire.

Areas

  • CITY CENTRE
  • Soho & Jewellery Quarter

Audiences

  • All residents
  • Motor Vehicle Drivers
  • Pedestrians
  • Local Residents
  • Public Sector Bodies
  • Businesses
  • Faith groups
  • Community groups
  • Voluntary Organisations
  • Staff

Interests

  • Democracy and Participation
  • Faith & Religion
  • Libraries
  • Transport (Including Walking)
  • City Centre Parking