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Friday, 23 April 2010 15:25 administrator
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Zone1-With-CarParking at The Edgar Townhouse Bath

Parking Permits are available for £5 for the duration of your stay. The permit allows you to park in the Parking Zone 01 and spaces are subject to availability in the street and is not reserved.

 

Please ensure that you park in Zone 01 outside the hotel. A map of the correct parking area and the permit is available from reception.

Alternatively, If you are traveling to us on Two Wheels, The Edgar Town House has a secure lockup to hire at an additional cost per night.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ZONE-1-PARKING

General Information

• Zone 01 A Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) is an area within bath where on-street parking is controlled, parking is only permitted in designated parking bays and that the remainder of the kerbside space is subject to yellow line restrictions.

•Parking Zones 1 are clearly marked with entry and exit signs.  Please note however that some restrictions, such as yellow line waiting restrictions, may apply outside controlled parking zones.

•Please note that the number within a black box on permit holders parking signs corresponds to the permit zone number. You Must ONLY Park in Zone 01 if you have been issued a permit by the Edgar Townhouse

Operating Times

•CPZ's operate 8am till 6pm Monday to Saturday only. Within these zones there are limited waiting areas.

•Outside of these times permits are not required and visitors are not required to pay to park. You should always check the signs displayed and not assume what times the parking controls operate.

•Sometimes, yellow line restrictions within our CPZ operate for longer than the controlled hours and, if this is the case, there will be signs on the kerb or pavement giving the hours of restriction.

•The only exception to this is double yellow line restrictions, which always operate "at any time" (24 hours a day, seven days a week) and do not require a sign plate to indicate when they are in force.

 

Last Updated on Friday, 23 April 2010 16:43