Parking Places Order 2024 - consultation results
Please note that this consultation is now closed.
Consultation results
There were 415 responses to the online consultation
- 336 were a resident of Exeter
- 79 lived outside of Exeter
- 219 had an identifiable postcode
For each question asked as part of the consultation, the top 5 responses are included below.
The majority of responses were from those that live within:
- Pinhoe Ward - 50
- Mincinglake & Whipton - 27
- Heavitree - 21
- Pennsylvania - 19
- St David’s - 18
Respondents use a Council owned car park to:
- go shopping
- visit a music venue
- visit the museum
- visit the cinema
- go out for something to eat
Alternatives to using a Council owned car park:
- Travel by public transport
- Do something else
- Park on the street
- Don’t park in Exeter anymore
- Park in a privately owed car park
Most used car park:
- Triangle
- Guildhall
- Howell Road
- Haven Banks
- Cathedral & Quay
Should we set aside £100,000 of new income for maintaining the car parks:
- Strongly agree - 50
- Agree - 43
- Neither - 47
- Disagree - 43
- Strongly Disagree - 188
Should we introduce residential parking permits covering 6pm-8am for Belmont Road:
- Strongly agree - 61
- Agree - 38
- Neither - 154
- Disagree - 29
- Strongly Disagree - 112
Should we re-introduce 1hr charge for car parks located in Zone 2:
- Strongly agree - 186
- Agree - 61
- Neither - 68
- Disagree - 14
- Strongly Disagree - 72
Should we amend the opening & closing hours of the John Lewis Car Parks:
- Strongly agree - 134
- Agree - 68
- Neither - 148
- Disagree - 13
- Strongly Disagree - 33
Do you agree with introducing charging in the following car parks Pinhoe, Riverside Leisure Centre, Wonford Sports Centre, Paris St and Exeter Arena:
- Strongly agree - 50
- Agree - 31
- Neither - 42
- Disagree - 26
- Strongly Disagree – 261
Recommendations for changes to the Parking Places Order will be reported to Executive 4 March 2025.