Drivers could be banned from using Chandler’s Ford car park

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Drivers and visitors could be banned from using a Chandler’s Ford car park unless they have a permit under new plans.

Hampshire County Council has published proposals to introduce a permanent traffic order covering Bampton House car park.

The plans would prevent non-permit holders from using the car park at any time.

A consultation on the proposed changes opened on October 2 and is due to run until October 23.

The move could affect people who currently use the car park without a permit, including visitors to nearby businesses and facilities.

Residents and other members of the public can submit comments to the county council during the consultation period.

If approved, the restrictions would become permanent under the new traffic order.

The proposal comes as the county council considers changes to parking arrangements at the Chandler’s Ford site.

People affected by the plans have until October 23 to make their views known.

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