Westbury Estate Parking

sustainable transport solutionsPhil Jones Associates

Residential Car Parking

Westbury Estate

3 September 2015

Phil Jones, PJA


Numbers


Research note published

2007

Census data on car ownership by

dwelling type,

tenure and

location

Residential Car Parking Research


Land Classification Owned Houses 2001

0.0

0.5

1.0

1.5

2.0

2.5

3 4 5 6 7 8

Number of Habitable Rooms

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Village

Hamlet-Less Sparse

Town and Fringe-LessSparse

Town and Fringe-Sparse

Urban>10k-LessSparse

Dorset


Lambeth Car Ownership Data, 2011 Census












Layouts


No single best solution to providing car parking.

A combination of solutions will often be appropriate

“Rediscover the street as a beautiful car park”

On-street parking is efficient, understandable and can increase vitality and safety

Rear courtyards need to support on-street parking, not replace it.

Car parking - key principles



Efficiency of types of parking

Level of

efficiency/flexibility

Type of parking Comments

On-street (communal) Most efficient as

parking spaces are

shared and the street

provides the means of

accessing the spaces.

Off-street communal Requires additional

access and circulation

space.

Off-street allocated

spaces but grouped

Although more

inflexible, this

arrangement allows the

potential for future

changes in allocation.

Off-street allocated

garages but grouped

Inflexible, and largely

precludes shared use.

Also security concerns.

Off-street within

individual dwelling

curtilage

Inflexible in perpetuity

and more space

consuming due to need

for driveways. Garages within

individual dwelling

curtilage

High

Low



The Hoplands, Sleaford














Clay Lane






In conclusion…

• The right number of parking spaces

• In the right place

• And allocated in the right way

Westbury Estate Parking

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