Introduction to Parking Services

Parking Services comes under the umbrella of Engineering Services within the directorate of Environment and Neighbourhoods.

Its role is to manage and promote safe and fair parking practices, to discourage anti social parking and illegal parking, therefore creating a safer kerbside environment in line with the Local Transport Plan.

Parking Services consists of an Operations Team and an Administration Team which work together to undertake the various functions set out below.

Collectively, the section:

Enforces and administers all on street parking regulations as defined by the Traffic Management Act 2004 (as amended).

Enforces and administers all on street and off street pay and display parking.

Regulates, enforces and administers residential parking schemes.

Issues a wide range of Parking Permits including the £75 Island Residents’ Parking Permit (£50 for over 60’s).

Investigate and Issue Parking Dispensations and Bay Suspensions where and when appropriate.

Operates and maintains the day to day running of the computerised hand held penalty charge system.

Processes penalty charge notices from the point of issue including investigation, resolution and preparation of papers to be passed to the Traffic Penalties Tribunal.

Produces statistics and reports on all aspects of the service

Maintains all off street car parks and coach parks including surface repairs, lining, signs and borders through a car park inspection regime

Maintains all Pay and Display Ticket Machines

Liaises with the Police, PCSOs and The Isle of Wight Councils Traffic Management and Road Safety team with regard to kerbside safety particularly around Schools.

Liaises with other internal and external bodies with regard to the use of car parks for events.

Seeks continuous service improvement.

The Parking Services section provides expert advice on all parking related matters to the general public and Elected Members. The team seeks to present a courteous, equitable and approachable face to its stakeholders and to carry out its duties in an efficient manner.

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