Appendix - responses to consultation

Post Code	Points Raised in response to proposals	Comments by Parking Manager
BA1 3BD	Bath Dive Centre Customers require parking from10 to 45 minutes for loading/unloading. Resident parking adjacent Dive centre will restrict customers	Proposals sought by local residents who, over a number of years found it increasingly difficult to park. Each resident and business will be entitled to apply for up two permits per year. I am aware local residents have consulted with local businesses prior to public consultation. It is within the exemptions of the proposals for any vehicle to park for loading/unloading without displaying a permit. Vehicles can park for as long as necessary to complete the activity providing the driver can provide proof of receipt, delivery note etc. I can not set aside part of the public highway for one specific business
BA1 2XQ	Hair by Dular Customer aged 83 years, concerns for customer parking and the effect on the business	Upper Bristol Road not included within the parking scheme so the existing limited waiting bays there will remain. When parking with a Disabled (blue Badge) a permit is not required. Other vehicles can park without a permit provided they can demonstrate loading/unloading is taking place.
BA2 1HJ	Bath Dive Centre Customer concerns on restrictions on parking for loading/unloading. Removing short term parking for passing trade.	Upper Bristol Road not included within the parking scheme so the existing limited waiting bays there will remain. When parking with a Disabled (blue Badge) a permit is not required. Other vehicles can park without a permit provided they can demonstrate loading/unloading is taking place. Unrestricted parking also available on St Michael's Road
BA2 1QQ	Hair by Dular Customer concerns on restricted parking outside the shops Lark Place. Mr Dollar been running over 20 years.	Upper Bristol Road not included within the parking scheme so the existing limited waiting bays there will remain. When parking with a Disabled (blue Badge) a permit is not required. Other vehicles can park without a permit provided they can demonstrate loading/unloading is taking place. Consider letter as an objection, points raised in a report to be considered by Sir Elgar Jenkins
BA1 3BD	Disabled Resident concerns for paying for parking with blue badge holder (money making exercise for the council).	Providing your vehicle displays your blue badge you will not be required to purchase a permit. When vehicles park displaying a blue badge they would not need to display a permit.
BA1 2QU	Hair by Dular Customer concerns on restricted parking	Upper Bristol Road not included within the parking scheme so the existing limited waiting bays there will remain. When parking with a Disabled (blue Badge) a permit is not required. Other vehicles can park without a permit provided they can demonstrate loading/unloading is taking place. Consider letter as an objection, points raised in a report to be considered by Sir Elgar Jenkins
	Residents Petition 139 signatures	The existing limited waiting bays will remain on Upper Bristol Road outside the shops and additional limited waiting bays are being created on Park Road between Tennyson Road and Coronation Road. Vehicles will still be able to park within the residents parking area for loading/unloading purposes providing they can demonstrate they are continuously loading/unloading. Blue badge holders can park within the residents parking area without a permit provided they display their blue badge in the vehicle.
BA2 1HJ	Bath Dive Centre Customer concerns on restrictions on parking for loading/unloading. Removing short term parking for passing trade.	See previous comment
BA2 9BT	Hair by Dular Customer is concerned with the parking outside the shop	See previous comment
BA1 3BB	Impress Reprographic Owner of the business offers a collection and delivery service so needs to load and unload if this is not allowed it will be damaging to the business	See previous comment
Ba1 3NR	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that there will be no parking outside the shop	See previous comment
BA2 6AL	Hair by Dular Customer is concern with the parking outside the shop	See previous comment
BA1 3BX	Hungerford Road Resident would like Hungerford Road enclosed in the scheme	This area may be consulted at a later date if the current parking situation worsens
BA1 9AF	Bath Dive Centre customer is concerned that the proposal will have a detrimental effect on the dive centre.	The existing limited waiting bays will remain on Upper Bristol Road outside the shops and additional limited waiting bays are being created on Park Road between Tennyson Road and Coronation Road. Vehicles will still be able to park within the residents parking area for loading/unloading purposes providing they can demonstrate they are continuously loading/unloading. Blue badge holders can park within the residents parking area without a permit providing they display their blue badge in their vehicle. Unrestricted parking is available on St Michael's road which is adjacent to the Dive Centre.
BA2 6HW	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that it will have significant and detrimental effect on the business	See previous comment
BA2 6HW	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned with the parking outside the shop	See previous comment
BA3 5Qd	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that you will not be able to load and unload outside the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Proprietor is concerned with the restrictions as it will harm the business and they may have to reconsider their future	See previous comment
BA1 3BB	Bath Dive Centre As a driver they are concerned that they will have to carry' the kit' a long way to the shop and may have to go else were	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that it will make it extremely difficult to drop off their cylinders to the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that it will not be possible to park to drop off and collect cylinders	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre customer is concerned with the parking problems this will cause	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre customer is concerned that you will not be able to park far from the shop with the equipment	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Shop customer is concerned there will be no access to the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Shop Customer can not get to the shop without driving as he has heavy equipment	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Shop Customer has concerns with the parking outside the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Shop Customer is concerned how they are going to be able to return equipment to the shop	See previous comment
BA1 3BB	Hair by Dular Owner is concerned that some of her customers are disabled and have to be dropped off and picked up. As this won't be possible we could go out of business	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concerned that they will not be able take their cylinders to the shop as they are heavy to carry	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concern that they will not be able to continue to use the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer says can their not be a bay for unloading and loading outside the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer is concern they will not be able to park near the shop	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer says this will make it more difficult to get to the shop as equipment is heavy.	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer says it is necessary to drive and park when visiting the shop when dropping off equipment	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer says you need to carry heavy cylinders out to their cars, and the shop brings business to the city	See previous comment
	Bath Dive Centre Customer requests 1 or 2 hour waiting outside the shop	Currently one hour limited waiting on Upper Bristol Road and two hours limited waiting is proposed for Park Lane
BA1 3BE	Residents Writing to support the residents parking scheme	Noted