Potential charges for new Lancaster car parks laid out as council applies to amend order
Potential parking charges for two new car parks in Lancaster have been laid out as part of a public application by the city council.
Lancaster City Council, subject to approval of Lancashire County Council and the police, have applied to amend an off-street parking places order.
This would mean they can add new city centre car parks to be known as Moor Mills 4 and Edward Street 2.
As we announced in July, the council has drawn up a new parking strategy which aims to support businesses and provide new parking spaces.
Moor Mills 4 has 100 spaces for evenings, weekends and bank holidays, while a further 60 could be created in Edward Street 2.
The council has laid out potential parking charges for the two sites:
Moor Mills 4 Monday to Sunday 6pm-8am – £2.70 Sat, Sun & Bank Holidays only Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 30 minutes £1.20 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 1 hour £2.20 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 2 hours £3.30 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 3 hours £4.40 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 5 hours £5.50 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 10 hours £9.50 24 Hours – Up to 24 hours £14
Canal Quarter 4 (Edward Street 2) Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 30 minutes £1.20 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 1 hour £2.20 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 2 hours £3.30 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 3 hours £4.40 Between 8am & 6pm – Up to 9 hours £9.50 Between 6pm & 8am – Up to 14 hours within this period £2.70 24 hours – Up to 24 hours £14
Other recent public notices include: An inspector appointed by the Secretary of State for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, will hold a hearing at Wayfaring House, Murley Moss Business Park, Kendal, on November 18 into an application by Natural England under Section 38 of the Commons Act 2006 for consent to carry out restricted works on The Salt Marshes. The proposed works are 720 metres of fencing adjacent to the approved route of The King Charles III England Coast Path (of which 350 metres would be on the common and the rest immediately adjacent to the common) and 2 pedestrian gates (with a further 3 pedestrian gates on the land immediately adjacent to the common) and 2 field gates (the latter as part of the fencing above), a number of directional and advisory signs, 2 sections of the boardwalk totalling 75 metres in length and at 2 metres in width, 2 flights of steps totalling 10 metres in length and 2 metres wide and a line of boundary marker posts extending to 50 metres in length (each 5 metres apart). The fencing would consist of wooden posts and high-tensile plain wire, at 1.2 metres high. The hearing will begin at 10am and anyone can attend.
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