Quote:indeeed on most of the new developments being built now such as Bermondsey Square there is no parking and you cannot apply for a parking permit if you live at that address
James Hatts wrote:dee dee is quite correct - it's commonly a condition of planning permission for new developments in this area that future residents can't apply for on-street parking permits.
James Hatts wrote:Its known as Section 106 agreement. Basically the council can say we'll give you permission to build x many flats but if you plan on building y many flats then the residents will never be able to apply for parking permits. It's fairly common now, especially in areas like Clapham, Balham, Marylebone etc where houses were being split into several flats.dee dee is quite correct - it's commonly a condition of planning permission for new developments in this area that future residents can't apply for on-street parking permits.
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