Debate on Bristol parking zone scheme
Councillors will meet on Monday, January 5, to discuss whether a controversial residents' parking scheme should go to a full Bristol City Council vote.
The Labour-run cabinet approved pilot parking zones for Brandon Hill, Clifton, and Kingsdown at a meeting in November but the Conservatives called in the decision.
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A panel of councillors will discuss the proposal, which would see residents having to pay £30 for the right to park one vehicle, £110 for two and £310 for three.
The meeting takes place at 5.30pm at the Council House.
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by George, Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 8:57PM
“Ok, Stan!!”
by Stan Fermunder, Home, by the pool.
Monday, January 05 2009, 7:33PM
“"George", stop listening to those voices in your head.....”
by George, Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 4:39PM
“This Alex you refer to, is the same one you try and argue with like every day?
And you say he hasn't wound you up? Are you sure?!!
Good work, Alex..”
by Stan Fermunder, Back of the Hummer.
Monday, January 05 2009, 4:15PM
“No, you haven't "Wound me right up". I am perfectly horizontal. I look on you the same way I view "Porridge" - great entertainment............”
by George, Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 3:53PM
“Strong words, Stan. He must've wound you right up!”
by josh, bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 3:35PM
“'If any profits will be made'
They would have to be mentally retarded to not make a profit out of this, ignoring the fact that they're clearly planning to generate great revenue from it.”
by Stan Fermunder, Back of the Hummer.
Monday, January 05 2009, 3:26PM
“Or a jaundiced, prejudicial, myopic, preposterous, backward, ill-thought out, unbalanced, selfish and blinkered minority view on transportation.....”
by George, Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 3:13PM
“Hi Stan, no this is not Alex. But having said that, I can understand the confusion - he does have some well-thought out, balanced views on transportation..”
by Stan Fermunder, Central Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 2:07PM
“Shame I can't get down there in time to show my full support for this scheme.
I'm wondering, if any profits are generated, how they will be used?
Some proper decent cycle lanes, a subsidised bus route, improved park and ride facilities?
Anyone know?
George, Bristol
Alex - is that you?
I said, "IS THAT YOU"?”
by George, Bristol
Monday, January 05 2009, 10:41AM
“Shame I can't get down there in time to show my full support for this scheme.
I'm wondering, if any profits are generated, how they will be used?
Some proper decent cycle lanes, a subsidised bus route, improved park and ride facilities?
Anyone know?”