Proposed parking restrictions | Broome Street & Wright Street

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As part of our decision making process, we'd like to know what you think about the possible introduction of timed parking restrictions on sections of Broome and Wright Streets in Highgate.

Over the past several months, the City has spoken to a number of residents about their concerns in regards to parking in sections of Highgate.

Currently there are no parking restrictions in sections of Broome and Wright Streets, unlike the majority of the surrounding streets.

Due to the increased parking demand generated by recent developments in the area and evidence of Perth City commuters using these streets for free all day parking, we are proposing to introduce time restrictions as a means of better controlling parking availability.

What's proposed?

After assessing the parking restrictions in the Highgate area, we are proposing the following changes:

Broome Street, from Lord Street to Smith Street

  • Three hour time restriction (3P) between 8am - 5.30pm, Monday - Friday (currently unrestricted).

Wright Street, from Lincoln Street to Harold Street

  • Three hour time restriction (3P) between 8am - 5.30pm, Monday - Friday (currently unrestricted).

Please note

  • The HBF Stadium residents-only restrictions during events would remain.
  • Under the proposed restrictions, resident and visitor vehicles would be eligible for parking permits exempting you from the restrictions. The City is in the process of rolling out a new e-Permit system that would apply should the proposed restrictions be approved. More info on e-Permits can be found on the City's website here.

Share your thoughts

Comments are invited on the proposed parking restrictions on Broome and Wright Streets. You can share your thoughts by:

  • Mail - addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, City of Vincent, PO Box 82, Leederville WA 6902
  • Email - to mail@vincent.wa.gov.au
  • Online - via the feedback forms linked below
  • In person - at the City's Administration and Civic Centre during office hours

After the comment period closes, City staff will summarise all written comments received on this proposal and will present them to Council to make a final decision on the project. Everyone who provides their comments will be notified in advance of when this issue will be considered by Council and will have the opportunity to come along to the Council Briefing and Council meeting when the project is being discussed, and also to provide their comments and questions directly to Council at that time.

For more information, please contact us on 9273 6000 or mail@vincent.wa.gov.au



As part of our decision making process, we'd like to know what you think about the possible introduction of timed parking restrictions on sections of Broome and Wright Streets in Highgate.

Over the past several months, the City has spoken to a number of residents about their concerns in regards to parking in sections of Highgate.

Currently there are no parking restrictions in sections of Broome and Wright Streets, unlike the majority of the surrounding streets.

Due to the increased parking demand generated by recent developments in the area and evidence of Perth City commuters using these streets for free all day parking, we are proposing to introduce time restrictions as a means of better controlling parking availability.

What's proposed?

After assessing the parking restrictions in the Highgate area, we are proposing the following changes:

Broome Street, from Lord Street to Smith Street

  • Three hour time restriction (3P) between 8am - 5.30pm, Monday - Friday (currently unrestricted).

Wright Street, from Lincoln Street to Harold Street

  • Three hour time restriction (3P) between 8am - 5.30pm, Monday - Friday (currently unrestricted).

Please note

  • The HBF Stadium residents-only restrictions during events would remain.
  • Under the proposed restrictions, resident and visitor vehicles would be eligible for parking permits exempting you from the restrictions. The City is in the process of rolling out a new e-Permit system that would apply should the proposed restrictions be approved. More info on e-Permits can be found on the City's website here.

Share your thoughts

Comments are invited on the proposed parking restrictions on Broome and Wright Streets. You can share your thoughts by:

  • Mail - addressed to the Chief Executive Officer, City of Vincent, PO Box 82, Leederville WA 6902
  • Email - to mail@vincent.wa.gov.au
  • Online - via the feedback forms linked below
  • In person - at the City's Administration and Civic Centre during office hours

After the comment period closes, City staff will summarise all written comments received on this proposal and will present them to Council to make a final decision on the project. Everyone who provides their comments will be notified in advance of when this issue will be considered by Council and will have the opportunity to come along to the Council Briefing and Council meeting when the project is being discussed, and also to provide their comments and questions directly to Council at that time.

For more information, please contact us on 9273 6000 or mail@vincent.wa.gov.au


  • Share your thoughts about the City's proposal to introduce parking restrictions (3P, 8am-5.30pm, Mon-Friday) on the section of Broome Street between Lord Street and Smith Street.

    Comments are invited until: Friday 11 December.

    Consultation has concluded
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  • Share your thoughts about the City's proposal to introduce parking restrictions (3P, 8am-5.30pm, Mon-Friday) on the section of Wright Street between Lincoln Street and Harold Street.

    Comments are invited until: Friday 11 December.

    Consultation has concluded
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