Decision - Parking Annual Report 2020-2021

Brighton and Hove Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee Decided 18 Jan 2022 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee

Report author

Paul Nicholls

Published

19 Jan 2022

Reference

6498

As published

the council's own words, unedited

To note and approve the publication of the 2020-21 Parking Annual Report

1) That the Environment Transport and Sustainability Committee endorses the publication of the Parking Annual Report for 2020/21 under the provisions of the Traffic Management Act 2004. 2) That the Environment Transport and Sustainability Committee authorises the Head of Parking Services to produce and publish the report, which will be made available on the Council's website.

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The report reviews Brighton & Hove City Council’s parking services during 2020/21, including the impact of Covid-19, enforcement activity, electric vehicle infrastructure, parking schemes and customer services. It reports a parking surplus of £15,154,019 after direct costs, with most of the surplus invested in concessionary fares and other transport and highways services.

Recommendation

To note the review of Parking Services activity, performance and financial information for 2020/21, and continue developing parking, transport, enforcement, electric vehicle and carbon-neutral initiatives.

Financial impact

Parking income totalled £25,331,753, direct enforcement costs were £10,177,734 and the resulting surplus was £15,154,019. The surplus included £5,136,520 in Covid funding from central government and supported £10,535,684 of concessionary fares, £1,854,964 of capital investment and borrowing costs, £1,499,372 of supported bus services and other public transport services, and £1,263,998 of eligible related expenditure.

Ward affected

city-wide

Decision maker

Brighton & Hove City Council

Stakeholders named

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ResidentsBusinessesVisitorsDisabled people and carersOlder peopleNHS staff and other key workersMotoristsPedestriansCyclistsPublic transport usersLocal businesses and contractorsFilm and television industries

Next steps

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Continue rolling out and improving the MyAccount online permit system.
Implement the Surrenden parking scheme and extend Zone P into the Hazeldene Meads and The Beeches areas.
Continue developing electric vehicle charging infrastructure and sustainable transport initiatives.
Continue investment in bus services, concessionary fares and transport and highways improvements.
Install new equipment in all barrier-entry car parks by the end of 2021.
Continue parking enforcement, Blue Badge fraud investigations and customer support.

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