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Search the Public Notice PortalMotorists are facing higher charges for parking in Radlett.
From Monday, June 1, the cost of parking, residents' permits, business permits and visitor permits will all see increases across a number of categories.
Daily parking charges at Newberries car park will rise from £1.15 to £1.20 for one hour, from £2.25 to £2.35 for one-to-two hours, and from £3.40 to £3.55 for two-to-three hours.
Three-to-four hours will increase from £4.60 to £4.80, while four-to-five hours goes up from £5.65 to £5.90.
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Changes also affect on-street parking.
Free 30-minute periods in two-hour parking bays on Aldenham Avenue, Newberries Parade, Station Road and Watling Street will remain, but subsequent charges will increase: up to one hour will cost £1.20 (up from £1.15), and one-to-two hours will cost £2.35 (up from £2.25).
Residents’ annual permit prices will also rise.
First permits will increase from £35 to £40, second permits from £70 to £75, third from £160 to £170, and fourth from £200 to £210.
Annual visitor permits will increase from £70 to £75, while special permits rise to £40 from £35.
Visitor books will cost £20 (previously £15).
Business and commuter permits will also see rises.
A three-month business permit will cost £175 (up from £165), six months £300 (up from £290), and 12 months £540 (up from £515).
Three-day-a-week permits and AM and PM weekly permits are both increasing from £290 to £300.
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Refund administration charges for business permits have risen to £20 from £15.
Commuter permit costs match business permits, rising to £175 for three months, £300 for six months, and £540 for 12 months.
School permits remain unchanged at £20.
Dispensation charges have also increased: a one-day dispensation rises from £15 to £20, while a full week goes from £35 to £40.
The full notice is available on the Hertsmere Borough Council website, or in person at The Civic Council Offices during normal office hours.
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