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This consultation has now concluded - thank you to those who took part.
It is time for the City to review its Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan and we invite you to provide your feedback.
After widespread community engagement the current Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan was endorsed by Council in October 2018. Since then parking controls throughout the Town Centre Parking Precinct have been largely effective, however further refinements are proposed to adapt to the changes in the area.
The town centre precinct is the area bound by Salvado Road to the north, Station Street, Railway and Roberts Roads to the west, Townshend Road to the east and Bagot Road to the south (see map).
The draft 2023 Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan(can be viewed in the document library)has been developed to provide a clear, consistent, sustainable and contemporary parking control model that is appropriate for the locality, empathetic towards the needs of the community and in line with City principles.
Proposed refinements include:
Removal of weekend and evening restrictions remaining from the last Town Centre Precinct review to achieve consistency across the City.
Implementation of paid parking stations on Churchill Avenue and Barker Road.
Increasing parking in Subiaco Square from 30 minutes to one hour.
Parking bays carrying a 5 minute time restriction will be replaced with a 15 minute restriction, creating a more reasonable parking window.
Installing additional loading bays in Station and Alvan streets.
Changes to parking near KEMH to prioritise parking on streets closest the hospital for patients and visitors.
Invitation to provide feedback
Residents, workers, visitors and businesses are invited to provide feedback on the proposed alterations to parking controls in Subiaco's town centre precinct in the City's Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan.
The plan was open for community consultation from Friday 14 July until 5pm Sunday 13 August 2023.
Comments were provided via anonline survey. Hard copy available upon request.
For queries, please contact city@subiaco.wa.gov.au with ‘Town Centre Parking Plan’ in the subject line.
It is time for the City to review its Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan and we invite you to provide your feedback.
After widespread community engagement the current Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan was endorsed by Council in October 2018. Since then parking controls throughout the Town Centre Parking Precinct have been largely effective, however further refinements are proposed to adapt to the changes in the area.
The town centre precinct is the area bound by Salvado Road to the north, Station Street, Railway and Roberts Roads to the west, Townshend Road to the east and Bagot Road to the south (see map).
The draft 2023 Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan(can be viewed in the document library)has been developed to provide a clear, consistent, sustainable and contemporary parking control model that is appropriate for the locality, empathetic towards the needs of the community and in line with City principles.
Proposed refinements include:
Removal of weekend and evening restrictions remaining from the last Town Centre Precinct review to achieve consistency across the City.
Implementation of paid parking stations on Churchill Avenue and Barker Road.
Increasing parking in Subiaco Square from 30 minutes to one hour.
Parking bays carrying a 5 minute time restriction will be replaced with a 15 minute restriction, creating a more reasonable parking window.
Installing additional loading bays in Station and Alvan streets.
Changes to parking near KEMH to prioritise parking on streets closest the hospital for patients and visitors.
Invitation to provide feedback
Residents, workers, visitors and businesses are invited to provide feedback on the proposed alterations to parking controls in Subiaco's town centre precinct in the City's Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan.
The plan was open for community consultation from Friday 14 July until 5pm Sunday 13 August 2023.
Comments were provided via anonline survey. Hard copy available upon request.
For queries, please contact city@subiaco.wa.gov.au with ‘Town Centre Parking Plan’ in the subject line.
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Following public consultation and adoption by Council at its meeting on 21 November, the City of Subiaco will start to implement changes to parking in the town centre precinct.
Up to 23,920 additional parking opportunities per year will be generated for motorists in the area of high demand surrounding King Edward Memorial Hospital through the introduction of a three-hour limit Monday to Friday, with a first hour free option and fees thereafter.
There will also be the installation of paid parking on sections of Hamersley Road, Barker Road and Churchill Avenue.
Following engagement with businesses surrounding Subiaco train station, the time control at Subiaco Square Road will increase from 30-minutes to one hour. This means that drivers will be able to park for one hour if they display a valid ticket on their car dashboard.
To assist deliveries to local businesses situated near the corner of Railway Road, Rokeby Road and Roberts Road, a Loading Zone will be introduced on Alvan Street.
As we implement these improvements, our Rangers will continue with education and enforcement programs to ensure that all motorists have equal access to parking opportunities in high demand areas.
The changes to parking in the town centre precinct will be implemented in the next three months.
Following public consultation and adoption by Council at its meeting on 21 November, the City of Subiaco will start to implement changes to parking in the town centre precinct.
Up to 23,920 additional parking opportunities per year will be generated for motorists in the area of high demand surrounding King Edward Memorial Hospital through the introduction of a three-hour limit Monday to Friday, with a first hour free option and fees thereafter.
There will also be the installation of paid parking on sections of Hamersley Road, Barker Road and Churchill Avenue.
Following engagement with businesses surrounding Subiaco train station, the time control at Subiaco Square Road will increase from 30-minutes to one hour. This means that drivers will be able to park for one hour if they display a valid ticket on their car dashboard.
To assist deliveries to local businesses situated near the corner of Railway Road, Rokeby Road and Roberts Road, a Loading Zone will be introduced on Alvan Street.
As we implement these improvements, our Rangers will continue with education and enforcement programs to ensure that all motorists have equal access to parking opportunities in high demand areas.
The changes to parking in the town centre precinct will be implemented in the next three months.
This consultation has now concluded - thank you to those who took part.
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Thank you to those who took the time to provide input in our recent Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan (TCPPP) consultation. Open from Friday 14 July untilSunday 13 August 2023.
All comments and preferences have been reviewed and a recommendation report prepared for Council.
The report will be presented at the Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 21 November at 5:30pm. The meeting is open to the public and held at City of Subiaco Council Chambers at Level 2, 388 Hay Street, Subiaco. The council meeting will also be live-streamed to the public. You can visit the City's YouTube channel to watch the live-stream.
The Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan report and council meeting agenda is now available from the City’s website.
If you wish to ask a question or make a statement at the meeting, please follow the steps here(link to: Attending a meeting of council / Public questions and statements).
Thank you to those who took the time to provide input in our recent Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan (TCPPP) consultation. Open from Friday 14 July untilSunday 13 August 2023.
All comments and preferences have been reviewed and a recommendation report prepared for Council.
The report will be presented at the Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 21 November at 5:30pm. The meeting is open to the public and held at City of Subiaco Council Chambers at Level 2, 388 Hay Street, Subiaco. The council meeting will also be live-streamed to the public. You can visit the City's YouTube channel to watch the live-stream.
The Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan report and council meeting agenda is now available from the City’s website.
If you wish to ask a question or make a statement at the meeting, please follow the steps here(link to: Attending a meeting of council / Public questions and statements).
This consultation has now concluded - thank you to those who took part.
Map showing precinct border
Proposed lifecycle
Project inception
Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan 2023 has finished this stage
At the Ordinary Council Meeting on Tuesday 27 June 2023 the Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan was endorsed for community consultation.
Consultation
Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan 2023 has finished this stage
Consultation is open from 10am Friday 14 July until 5pm Sunday 13 August 2023.
Report to Council
Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan 2023 has finished this stage
Council was presented with recommendations for consideration and endorsement on Tuesday 21 November 2023. The Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan was adopted.
Next step
Town Centre Parking Precinct Plan 2023 is currently at this stage
The revised Town Centre Precinct Parking Plan will now be implemented.
A parking area where a parking session or parking ticket is required. This may be either a car park (off-street) or a section of road (on-street). See further definitions below.
Off-street car station
A car station in a designated car park, separated from the road or street e.g. Forrest Square Car Station. Usually a multi-bay car park.
On-street car station
A car station where a parking session or parking ticket is required, which is part of the street or road e.g. parallel parking on the street, for example Loretto Street.
Loading zone
Restricted to signed delivery vehicles, such as designated courier vehicles, for short term use while carrying out deliveries.
