Oldfield Park and Westmoreland Residents Parking Zone (RPZ)

Contents

• Introduction and policy background
• Scheme overview
• How we'll implement the scheme
• Proposed parking permit types
• Residents: what this means for you
• Businesses: what this means for you
• Visitors: what this means for you
• Regular local road users: what this means for you
• Attend a discussion event
• Have your say
• Project timeline

Scheme overview

This page will give a general overview of the proposed Residents Parking Zone (RPZ).

Where the RPZ will apply

We are proposing to introduce an RPZ, with a new range of parking permits for the Oldfield Park and Westmoreland area. See the map below for the area which we plan to cover with the zone.

Map of Oldfield Park and Westmoreland Residents Parking Zone boundary

How the RPZ will operate

Within the RPZ, we will mark all parts of the road in one of the following ways: 

• Permit Holder Only parking bays (unlimited duration parking) 

• Dual Use parking bays (up to 2 hours' parking for non-permit holders, or unlimited parking for permit holders) 

• Waiting parking bays (up to 1 hour for any user) 

• Parking restrictions (yellow lines) on parts of the road where there are no parking bays

We are proposing that the zone will operate from 8am to 6pm, 7 days a week, including Bank Holidays. Residents’ Parking Permits will only be valid for the Oldfield Park and Westmoreland RPZ area, as shown in the map, and not other Residents Parking Zones in other areas of Bath. 

View the locations of bays and restrictions in detail

Instructions on how to use our mapping tool

For an interactive map of the project area, use the button below. On the map, you can click on any section of the marked scheme roads, to see the type of bay, or parking restriction, that we are proposing.