Cuffley
Parking Services Remit
It is important to note, Parking Services are only able to introduce or amend existing parking restrictions. Any suggestions for other solutions, for example one-way roads and reducing the speed on roads are a Herts County Council responsibility. Any of these types of requests have been forwarded to the County for their attention. Cuffley will continue to be on the Parking Services work programme, until all parking requests received during our consultations have been addressed.
This web page will be used to keep a record of all the consultation documents sent to residents and businesses. As the work progresses each new consultation document will be added to the table below. If you cannot find a document please tell us by emailing our Contact Centre. We will add the document to the table as soon as possible.
Parking restrictions consultation | Consultation document |
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Hill Rise | |
This scheme has reached the formal stage (Notice of Intent) and will be advertised in the Welwyn Hatfield Times on the 3rd January 2018. The closing date for Objections is 27th January 2018. Any objections received to the formal proposals will be considered by the Cabinet Planning and Parking Panel on the 8th March 2018. Residents will be informed at every stage of the consultation process. |
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Residents responses to the consultation carried out at the end of last year have been analysed. The majority of responses from those residents who reside in the top section of Hill Rise to the junction of Tolmers Avenue, indicate to proceed to the formal stage with a single yellow line, operating Monday - Friday, 11am - 1pm. The Traffic Regulation Order will now be produced and sent to Herts County Council for approval. Residents will be notified in writing when this is formally advertised. The majority of responses from residents who reside in the middle section of Hill Rise to the junction of Highfields have opted against the additional restrictions outside of their homes. Comments were received about the proposed double yellow lines at the junction of Sutherland Avenue, however due to the narrow section of this road and vehicles are completely blocking the pavement to allow free movement. The Council will be progressing this to the formal stage, the Traffic Regulation Order will now be produced and sent to Herts County Council for approval. Residents will be notified in writing when this is formally advertised. | ![]() |
Requests have been received for some junction protection at the top end of Hill Rise. The council proposed to introduce double yellow lines at the junction to prevent parking and ease congestion. The letter to the right has been sent to residents in the area informing them of proposals to extend the restrictions on Hill Rise to the junction of Highfields. Residents have the option to opt for single yellow lines or a resident parking permit scheme. If you have any comments to the proposals, please send these to the Council by the 15th December 2016. |
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Station Road/Maynard Place | |
Parking consultation letter to Residents in Station Road, Lambs Close 28 November 2017 | ![]() |
Parking Survey letter to Businesses in Station Road & Maynard Place 4 October 2017 | ![]() |
Tolmers Road | |
Update letter with results of consultation to Residents of Tolmers Road (Section between Tolmers Gardens and Acorn Lane) | ![]() |
Parking consultation Letter to Residents of Tolmers Road (Section between Tolmers Gardens and Acorn Lane) | ![]() |
Colesdale - Double Yellow Lines | |
During the Cuffley wide consultation in 2015, proposals included double yellow lines at the garage vehicular access. During the formal stage, one objection was received relating to these lines. Therefore, the Council will be finishing off the lining during week commencing 29th May 2017. | ![]() |
Bacons Drive - Proposed Resident Parking Permit Scheme for the remainder of the road | |
Letter sent to residents in the above roads with details of the outcome of the recent consultation to change the current single yellow line to a resident parking permit scheme. 15 residents completed form and returned this to the Council, of which 10 opted for the single yellow line to remain. Therefore, the Council will not be progressing this scheme any further. | ![]() |
A request has been received during the six month monitoring to extend the resident parking permit scheme to cover the remainder of Bacons Drive. Therefore, residents in this area have one final opportunity to comment on these proposals. Forms to be returned by 24th February 2017. |