On-street Parking Plan for North Adelaide

Hello, Sincere apologies for the delay in answering your question. There will be an impact upon Park lands sporting participants, however Council's administration is working through the matter with the University to minimize any impacts. If you have any further questions please feel call or email; ph:8203 7032 E: AdOvalParking@adelaidecitycouncil.com Regards,

Sorry for the delay in responding. You are correct, a visitor parking permit would allow for a person to stay for 4 hours, instead of 2 hours within the proposed 2 hour parking zone.

Hi, thank you for your question. The proposed parking controls do not include any additional areas with ticket machines. Strategy 4 would involve temporary closure and payment for parking on part of War Memorial Drive for large events only. We hope this clarifies this point for you, and please contact us again if you have any further questions.

Hi, we apologise for any misunderstanding around the parking controls; you make a good point and we will update online materials and the information event materials to be clearer. Further information you may find helpful – We investigated and considered at great length signs applying to "Event Days" only (similar to those around AAMI Stadium), but believe that the large range and frequency of events at the Oval would make the temporary controls confusing, particularly for the large range and catchment of visitors to the area, including patients to the hospitals. Thanks for your feedback.

Hi, thanks for your question. We are currently working with the Adelaide University Sports Association, Tennis SA, Next Generation and War Memorial Drive Tennis Club to minimise impacts and find a workable solution for sporting groups that currently use Park Lands around the Oval. Any additional ideas or feedback you have on the plan would be appreciated.

Hi, thanks for your question. The Residential Parking zones in operation ‘all of the time’ will remain as they are. Under Strategies 2 and 3 the residential zones in operation ‘part of the time’ could be affected some of the time – you can see the details here and the specific streets affected. If you would like to talk it through please contact Trudy Angrave on 8203 7032 or pop into one of our information sessions: North Adelaide Community Centre and Library, 176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide. Monday 22 July 2013 -2pm - 4pm or Wednesday 24 July 2013 -5pm - 7pm

Hi, thanks for your question. The Adelaide Stadium Management Authority is currently preparing draft plans to appropriately manage traffic before, during and after Oval events. This includes internal car park management, entry/exit movements, pick-up and drop-off points and traffic circulation on the surrounding road network. Council will be providing advice and feedback to the Authority on these plans with the intention to create a safe environment and limit traffic impact. We anticipate that the way in which car parking on the northern hill and under the Stadium is allocated will reduce impacts in the streets immediately north of the Oval. We will encourage people to use Public Transport and work with the State Government to make this as convenient an option as possible. Despite this, some patrons will still want to park in the 22,000 on-street spaces in North Adelaide and we look how best to accommodate the parking needs of all who use the area around the Oval, including nearby workers and residents. If you would like to discuss it in more detail please come to one of our information sessions at the North Adelaide Community Centre and Library, 176 Tynte Street, North Adelaide. Monday 22 July 2013 -2pm - 4pm or Wednesday 24 July 2013 -5pm - 7pm - drop in at any time during the session.

Thanks for your question, you raise an important point. Yes, you are correct; Strategies 2 and 3 are proposed to be permanent, but reviewed periodically once in operation. For your information, temporary parking signs for "Event Days" only (similar to those around AAMI Stadium) have been investigated and considered at great length. The large range and frequency of events at the Oval would make the temporary controls confusing, particularly for the large range and catchment of visitors to the area, including patients to the hospitals. Should you wish to speak with someone in more detail you are welcome to attend one the of the 'open house' information sessions. (refer to Key Dates on this page) I hope this helps you to better understand the proposed strategies and we look forward to your feedback. Many thanks for your question.