Page 1298 - Week 04 - Thursday, 4 May 2006

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Mr Hargreaves: The answer to the member’s question is as follows:

(1)

(a) Belconnen

(b) Braddon

On-street ticket machines

42

On-street ticket machines

Nil

Ticket machines in carparks

37

Ticket machines in carparks

8

On-street meters

Nil

On-street meters

261

(c) Civic

(d) Dickson

On-street ticket machines

12

On-street ticket machines

Nil

Ticket machines in carparks

64

Ticket machines in carparks

10

On-street meters

441

On-street meters

79

(e) Kingston

(f) Manuka

On-street ticket machines

8

On-street ticket machines

10

Ticket machines in carparks

3

Ticket machines in carparks

5

On-street meters

56

On-street meters

30

(g) Tuggeranong

(h) Woden

On-street ticket machines

16

On-street ticket machines

Nil

Ticket machines in carparks

20

Ticket machines in carparks

39

On-street meters

Nil

On-street meters

178

(2) Extending pay parking into Territory parking spaces at the Belconnen Town Centre was part of the ACT Government’s sustainable transport strategy, designed to encourage greater use of public transport, carpooling, cycling and walking to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution. The extension of pay parking also made parking arrangements in the Belconnen Town Centre consistent with other major centres in the ACT.

(3) In May 2002, the ACT Government announced as part of the 2002/03 budget that pay parking would be introduced into Territory carparks within the Belconnen and Tuggeranong Town Centres.

A detailed implementation plan was developed involving public consultation. Techniques used to engage the wide range of stakeholders included media releases, displays of proposed parking implementation plans, comment feedback sheets, two stakeholder workshops and meetings and discussions with individual stakeholders and groups.

(4) Relevant suggestions and comments from stakeholders were incorporated into the final implementation plan.

(5) Not applicable.

(6) No. The ACT Government considers it not appropriate to review the decision to implement pay parking into the Belconnen Town Centre.


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