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Zone Z Part Status 1.1 at Any Time Used 1.2 Monday to Sunday Zone Z Part Status No Waiting Restrictions 1.1 At Any Time Used 1.2 Monday to Sunday 9am- 8pm not used 1.3 Monday to Sunday 9am to 6pm Used 1.4 Monday to Saturday 9am to 6pm Used No loading/Unloading 2.1 At Any Time Used 2.2 Monday to Sunday 8am to 11pm Used 2.3 Monday to Sunday 8am to 6pm not used 2.4 Monday to Sunday 8am -9.30am & 11am-6pm Used 2.5 Monday to Saturday 8am-6pm not used 2.6 Monday to Saturday 9am- 6pm Used 2.7 Monday to Saturday 8-9.30am, 12-2pm, 4.30-6pm Used 2.8 Monday to Saturday 10am- 4pm Used 2.9 Monday to Saturday 8-9.30 & 4.30-6pm not used 2.10 Monday to Saturday 8am – 9.30 am Used 2.11 Monday to Saturday 4pm-6pm not used 2.12 Urban Clearway Monday to Saturday 8am-9.30am and 4pm-6pm not used No Stopping Restrictions Monday to Friday 8am-9.30am & 2.30-4pm on School Entrance Marking except 3.1 August. Used Permit Parking 4.1 Monday to Sunday 9am-8pm Used 4.2 Monday to Saturday 9am-8pm not used 4.3 Monday to Sunday 9am-8pm except 9am-4pm on any Saturday not used 4.4 Zone N and Zone R Only Monday to Sunday 9am to 8pm not used 4.5 Monday to Saturday 10-11am & 2-3pm not used 4.6 Monday to Sunday 10-11am & 7-8pm not used Shared Permit or Pay & Display Parking 5.1 Low Tariff - Short Term - 2 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sun 9am-8pm not used Low Tariff - Short Term- 2 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sun 9am-8pm (Zone N & R 5.2 permits) not used 5.3 Low Tariff - Short term - 2 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.4 Low Tariff – Medium Term - 4 hrs No Return 4hrs Mon- Sun 9am-8pm not used 5.5 Low Tariff – Medium Term - 4 hrs No Return 4hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.6 Low Tariff Medium Term (School) 4 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.7 Low Tariff – Long Term - 11 hrs Mon–Sun 9am-8pm not used 5.8 Low Tariff – Long Term - 11 hrs Mon–Sun 9am-8pm not used 5.9 Low Tariff Long Term (School) 11 hours Mon- Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.10 Low Tariff - Long term – 11 hrs - Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.11 Low Tariff - Long term - 9 hrs - Mon-Fri 9am-6pm not used 5.12 Medium Tariff - Short Term - 2hrs No Return 4hrs Mon-Sun 9am-8pm Used 5.13 Medium Tariff - Short Term-2 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon- Sat 9am- 8pm not used 5.14 Medium Tariff Short Term (School) 2hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.15 Medium Tariff - Medium Term - 4hrs No Return 4hrs Mon-Sun 9am-8pm Used 5.16 Medium Tariff - Medium Term - 4hrs No Return 4hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.17 Medium Tariff Medium Term (School) 4 hrs No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sat 9am-8pm not used 5.18 High tariff - Short term - 2hrs No Return 4hrs Mon-Sun 9am- 8pm Used 5.19 Low Tariff- Medium Term - 4 hrs No Return 24 hrs Mon-Sun 9am-8pm not used Exclusive Pay & Display Parking 6.1 Low Tariff Short Term P&D 2 hours No Return 4hrs Mon-Sat 9am-6pm not used 6.2 Medium Tariff Short Term P&D 2 hours No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sun 9am-6pm Used Zone Z Index 6.3 Medium Tariff Short Term P&D 2 hours No Return 4 hrs Mon-Sat 9am-6pm not used 6.4 High Tariff Short Term P&D 2 hours No Return 4hrs Mon-Sun 9am-6pm Used 6.5 High Tariff Short Term P&D 2 hours No Return 4hrs Mon-Sat 9am-6pm not used Doctors Parking Places 7.1 At Any Time not used 7.2 8am-8pm on any day not used 7.3 Mon-Sat 8am-7pm not used 7.4 Mon-Fri 8.30am-6pm not used Car Club Parking Places 8.1 At Any Time (City Car Club) Used 8.2 At Any Time (Whizzgo) not used 8.3 At Any Time (Streetcar) not used Disabled Badge Holders Parking Places 9.1 At Any Time Used 9.2 Monday to Sunday between 9am and 6pm Used Monday to Saturday between 8am and 6pm Inclusive Maximum Length of Stay 3 not used 9.3 hours no return within 1 hour 9.4 Mon- Sun For a period of 3 hours (no return within 1 hour) Used 9.5 Monday to Sunday between 8am and 8pm not used Limited Waiting Parking Places not used 10.1 Mon-Sun 2 hours No Return in 1 hour 9am- 8pm not used 10.2 1 hour No Return in 1 hour 8am - 6pm Monday to Saturday not used Motorcycle Parking Places 11.1 At Any Time Used Loading Bays 12.1 At Any Time Used 12.2 24 hours of any day 30mins no return within 1 hour residential roads not used 12.3 Mon- Sat 9am- 6pm 30mins no return within 1 hour commercial roads not used 12.4 Mon- Sun 9am-8pm 1 hour no return within 30 minutes not used 12.5 Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 30 mins no return within 1 hour not used 12.6 Mon-Sat 9am-6pm not used 12.7 Mon-Sat 9am-6pm 30 mins no return within 1 hour Used 12.8 Mon-Sat 9am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour not used 12.9 Mon-Sat 8am-6pm 1 hour no return within 1 hour not used 12.10. 12am to 10am and 4pm to 12am limited to 1 hour Used Taxi Ranks 13.1 At Any Time Used 13.2 Taxi Rank and Loading bay Used Ambulance Parking Bays Used 14.1 At Any Time Used Police Parking Bays 15.1 At Any Time Used Public Service Vehicles 16.1 At Any Time Used Buses not used 17.1 Bus Stand – Waiting limited 20 mins no return within 1 hour not used Streets Eligible for Resident's Permits 18.1 Streets Eligible for Resident's Permits Used Zone Z Index Part 1.1 No Waiting At Any Time Item No Street Name Side of Road Description CPZ 1 Bartholomew's Both Whole Length Z 2 Bedford Place Both Whole Length Z 3 Bedford Square Both Whole Length Z 4 Belvedere Terrace Both Whole Length Z 5 Black Lion Street Both Whole Length Z 6 Bond Street Both Whole Length Z 7 Bond Street Row Both Whole Length Z 8 Borough Street Both Whole Length Z 9 Boyce's Street Both Whole Length Z 10 Bread Street Both Whole Length Z 11 Brills Lane Both Whole Length Z 12 Cannon Place Both Whole Length Z 13 Castle Square Both Whole Length Z 14 Castle Street Both Whole Length Z 15 Cavendish Place Both Whole Length Z 16 Church Street Both Between Queens Road and Marlborough Place Z 17 Clarence Square Both Whole Length Z 18 Clifton Place Both Whole Length Z 19 Clifton Terrace Both Whole Length Z 20 Cranbourne Street Both Whole Length Z 21 Crown Street Both Whole Length Z 22 Dean Street Both Whole Length Z 23 Duke Street Both Whole Length Z 24 Dyke Road Both Between Church Road and Western Road Z 25 East Street Both Whole Length Z 26 Farm Yard Both Whole Length Z 27 Gardner Street Both Whole Length Z 28 Grand Parade Both Whole Length Z 29 Grenville Street Both Whole Length Z 30 Hampton Place Both Whole Length Z 31 Hampton Street Both Whole Length Z 32 Jubilee Street Both Whole Length Z 33 King Place Both Whole Length Z 34 Kings Road Both Whole Length Z 35 King Street Both Whole Length Z 36 Little East Street Both Whole Length Z 37 Little Preston Street Both Whole Length Z 38 Marlborough Place Both Whole Length Z 39 Marlborough Street Both Whole Length Z 40 Middle Street Both Whole Length Z 41 Montpelier Place Both Whole Length Z 42 Montpelier Road Both Whole Length Z 43 Montpelier Street Both Whole Length Z 44 Montpelier Terrace Both Whole Length Z 45 Montpelier Villas Both Whole Length Z Whole Length - From its junction with Church Street to its 46 New Road East Z junction with North Street From the junction of Church Street southwards to a point 41.5 47 New Road West Z metres south. From a point 68.5 metres south of the southern kerbline of 48 New Road West Z Church Street, southwards to the junction with North Street. 49 Norfolk Buildings Both Whole Length Z 50 Norfolk Road Both Whole Length Z 51 Norfolk Square Both Whole Length Z 52 Norfolk Street Both Whole Length Z 53 North Street Quadrant Both Whole Length Z 54 Norfolk Terrace Both Whole Length Z 55 North Place Both Whole Length Z 56 North Street Both Whole Length Z 57 Old Steine Both Whole Length Z 58 Orange Row Both Whole Length Z 59 Oriental Place Both Whole Length Z 60 Palace Place Both Whole Length Z 61 Pavilion Parade Both Whole Length Z 62 Pavilion Street Both Whole Length Z 63 Pool Valley Both Whole Length Z 64 Portland Street Both Whole Length Z 65 Preston Street Both Whole Length Z Zone Z Part 1.1 Part 1.1 No Waiting At Any Time Item No Street Name Side of Road Description CPZ 66 Prince Albert Street Both Whole Length Z 67 Prince's Place Both Whole Length Z 68 Princes Street Both Whole Length Z 69 Queen Square Both Whole Length Z 70 Queens Road Both Between North Road and North Street Z 71 Queensbury Mews Both Whole Length Z 72 Regency Road Both Whole Length Z 73 Regency Road Both Whole Length Z 74 Regency Mews Both Whole Length Z 75 Regency Square Both Whole Length Z 76 Regent Hill Both Whole Length Z 77 Regent Row Both Whole Length Z 78 Regent Street Both Whole Length Z 79 Russell Place Both Whole Length Z 80 Russell Road Both Whole Length Z 81 Russell Square Both Whole Length Z 82 Ship Street Both Whole Length Z 83 Sillwood Road Both Whole Length Z 84 Sillwood Street Both Whole Length Z 85 South Street Both Whole Length Z 86 Spring Gardens Both Whole Length Z 87 Spring Street Both Whole Length Z 88 St.
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