Resident information

Traffic and parking

Calm roads and clear access make the neighbourhood safer and easier to use. These are the basic principles for residents, visitors and deliveries.

A quiet residential street with parked cars
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Within the neighbourhood

Drive slowly and pay particular attention to children, pedestrians and cyclists. Keep paths and roads clear so emergency and service vehicles can pass.

  • Adjust your speed to people walking nearby
  • Do not park on paths, grass or in front of entrances
  • Always leave clear access through the area

Parking for residents and visitors

Use the space assigned to the home and direct visitors to marked visitor spaces. Signs on site show the conditions for each parking area.

Loading, moving and contractors

Short stops near the home may be needed for loading and unloading. Move the vehicle as soon as loading is complete and coordinate longer work with the board.

  • Do not block neighbours’ entrances or shared roads
  • Tell suppliers which access roads to use
  • Contact the board in advance for a larger move or project