Project updates

The table below shows the outcomes of community consultation on this proposal. A response rate of 57% and a support rate of 22% indicate that the results fall below the required thresholds for the change to be implemented.

Street name Response rateSupport rete
Nelson Street, Annandale 57%22%


Council’s Resident Parking Scheme Policy says that at least 50% of properties in the area must support the proposal before it can be considered. Each property gets one vote.

The support rate is the percentage of properties that voted in favour of the scheme, based on the total number of properties in the area.

The response rate is the percentage of properties that submitted a valid vote, also based on the total number of properties.


Due to insufficient support, the proposal will not go ahead.

Council may re-investigate parking issues in this location after a 24-month moratorium period unless there are significant changes in land use around the immediate area.”

Project details

We want your feedback on a proposed change to parking on Manning Street, between Balmain Road and Moodie Street.

Why are we proposing this change?

Council has received requests from residents to look at parking on Manning Street, between Balmain Road and Moodie Street.

We carried out parking surveys in this area. The results showed that parking is often very full, especially during busy commuter times.

What are we proposing?

Council is proposing to introduce a Resident Parking Scheme (RPS) in Manning Street between Balmain Road and Moodie Street. This would mean installing signs that say:

  • “2P 8am–10pm, Permit Holders Excepted, Area R1.”

As part of this proposal, Council must also install ‘No Stopping’ zones at all intersections, if they are not already there, as required by NSW Road Rules.

You can see the proposed changes below.

Proposed changes

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A minimum of 50% support from properties in the subject section are required for consideration to implement RPS. Each property will be entitled to a single preference only -please note that multiple submissions will be counted as one.

Eligibility for resident parking permit is as follows:

  • Proof of vehicle registered at the property is required for resident parking permit application.
  • One visitor parking permit will be offered per eligible property.
  • Dual occupancies, multi dwelling housing and residential flat buildings, subdivisions into two or more lots and strata subdivision of residential flat buildings approved after January 2001 are not allowed to participate in a RPS as off-street parking should be provided in accordance with Council’s parking development control plan DCP.
  • Parking permits are not available for boats on trailers, box trailers, caravans, buses and trucks (i.e., vehicles greater than 3 tonnes GVM).

No. of off-street parking spaces on the property

No. of resident parking permit eligible

0

maximum 2

1

1

2 or more

0

Have your say

Share your feedback by 10 September 2025:

  • Completing the form below
  • Emailing to daniela.kiproff@innerwest.nsw.gov.au
  • Posting to c/o Daniela Kiproff, Inner West Council, Po Box 14, Petersham NSW 2029
  • Calling us on 02 9392 5839

Other ways to provide feedback:

  • Call a FREE Interpreter or the National Relay Service, Monday to Friday between 9am-4pm and provide our phone number 02 9392 5839
    • Free Interpreter call TIS National on 131 450
    • Voice relay call 1300 555 727
    • TTY call 133 677
    • SMS relay call 0423 677 767

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Next steps

If there is enough support, the proposal and all feedback will be reviewed by the Local Traffic Committee. Everyone who provides feedback will be informed when the Forum considers the proposal.