Residents, businesses and visitors are being asked to have their say on the future of council-owned car parks.
A consultation has opened on the draft Off-Street Parking Strategy for 2027 to 2030, which sets out proposals for how parking facilities could be managed over the coming years.
The council says feedback will help shape the priorities and proposals included in the final strategy, with the consultation and draft document available on its website.
Chair of the Economy Committee, Councillor Roger Nash, said the way off-street parking is managed is important for residents, businesses and visitors.
He said: “The way we manage our off-street parking facilities is important for residents, businesses and visitors alike. This draft strategy sets out our vision for the future of council-owned car parks and how they can continue to support our communities, local economy and changing travel needs.
“We are keen to hear from as many people as possible during this consultation. Whether you use our car parks regularly or only occasionally, your views will help shape the priorities and proposals within the final Off-Street Parking Strategy 2027-2030. I would encourage everyone with an interest to take a look at the draft strategy and share their feedback.”
The consultation will remain open until Monday 12 October 2026. Off-Street Parking Strategy 2027-2030 consultation | Arun District Council.
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