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The draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy 2019
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In August 2019, Council undertook a consultation activity to engage the community and seek feedback on The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy 2019.
The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy intent is to help set the vision for car parking for the next 10 years. The consultation involved requesting feedback via a survey on the following topics:
Proposed parking hierarchy within the inner CBD area
Location of paid or unpaid parking across the central traffic area
Priority parking costs determined by location
Parking technologies
Payment methods options and apps
Parking pricing on and off-street
Optimising use of all on and off-street parking
The survey was extremely well received within the community, we received over 1200 response which included responses from business owners and operators, customers and visitors and inner city workers.
We would like to say thank you to all who took part in completing the survey and who have provided feedback and insight into parking across our CBD.
We have asked the community to have their say on The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy survey and this is what you have told us:
If you would like to read the full strategy document please visit the document library and open the document titled draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy located on the top right hand side of this page.
Further information
To find out more, please contact Council by calling 131 872 or emailing yoursay@tr.qld.gov.au
In August 2019, Council undertook a consultation activity to engage the community and seek feedback on The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy 2019.
The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy intent is to help set the vision for car parking for the next 10 years. The consultation involved requesting feedback via a survey on the following topics:
Proposed parking hierarchy within the inner CBD area
Location of paid or unpaid parking across the central traffic area
Priority parking costs determined by location
Parking technologies
Payment methods options and apps
Parking pricing on and off-street
Optimising use of all on and off-street parking
The survey was extremely well received within the community, we received over 1200 response which included responses from business owners and operators, customers and visitors and inner city workers.
We would like to say thank you to all who took part in completing the survey and who have provided feedback and insight into parking across our CBD.
We have asked the community to have their say on The Draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy survey and this is what you have told us:
If you would like to read the full strategy document please visit the document library and open the document titled draft Toowoomba City Centre Car Parking Strategy located on the top right hand side of this page.
Further information
To find out more, please contact Council by calling 131 872 or emailing yoursay@tr.qld.gov.au
