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Three Rivers District Council wants your views on the proposed parking and transport scheme at High Elms Lane, Garston.
Three Rivers District Council has developed proposed changes at High Elms Lane to improve journeys for those who need to visit the schools, crematorium or residential areas located on the road. The proposal is designed to support safer and easier trips for those who walk, wheel, cycle, use a car or take public transport. New parking restrictions are included as well as physical alterations to the paths, parking bays, verges and minor altercations to the carriageway.
The documents accessible from this page provide more information on these proposals:
Information Pack - this is a written overview of some elements of the proposals
Proposal Plan - this is an annotated drawing of the proposals
Proposed Traffic Regulation Order Tiles - this is draft plan of the parking restrictions which would form part of the Traffic Regulation Order
Please note, some measures which have not been included in this proposal can only be implemented by Hertfordshire County Council, as the Highways Authority, such as traffic calming, speed limits, one way systems and controlled crossing points such as zebra crossings.
The feedback received during this consultation will be considered when deciding how to proceed with the scheme. The deadline for responses is 21 April 2026.
Council officers will be exhibiting the plans and answering questions about the scheme at Abbots Langley Healthy Hub, Citizens Advice, WD5 0AS on Wednesday 8 April 2026, 1pm – 4pm.
Please note:
If progressed, a further public consultation will take place prior to implementation of parking restrictions known as the 'Notice of Proposal'.
Only feedback relevant to this scheme will be considered, please contact the council about other transport or parking issues here.
We will record any anonymous responses but may not use the data provided in them towards any decision.
One response will be accepted for each address.
Data from this consultation will be collected and held and processed by Three Rivers District Council and may be shared with TRDC Officers and District Councillors. The data will be used to produce a consultation report and to provide feedback to Councillors. Individual respondents will not be identified in the consultation report without permission. Three Rivers District Council’s privacy policy: https://www.threerivers.gov.uk/privacy
Three Rivers District Council wants your views on the proposed parking and transport scheme at High Elms Lane, Garston.
Three Rivers District Council has developed proposed changes at High Elms Lane to improve journeys for those who need to visit the schools, crematorium or residential areas located on the road. The proposal is designed to support safer and easier trips for those who walk, wheel, cycle, use a car or take public transport. New parking restrictions are included as well as physical alterations to the paths, parking bays, verges and minor altercations to the carriageway.
The documents accessible from this page provide more information on these proposals:
Information Pack - this is a written overview of some elements of the proposals
Proposal Plan - this is an annotated drawing of the proposals
Proposed Traffic Regulation Order Tiles - this is draft plan of the parking restrictions which would form part of the Traffic Regulation Order
Please note, some measures which have not been included in this proposal can only be implemented by Hertfordshire County Council, as the Highways Authority, such as traffic calming, speed limits, one way systems and controlled crossing points such as zebra crossings.
The feedback received during this consultation will be considered when deciding how to proceed with the scheme. The deadline for responses is 21 April 2026.
Council officers will be exhibiting the plans and answering questions about the scheme at Abbots Langley Healthy Hub, Citizens Advice, WD5 0AS on Wednesday 8 April 2026, 1pm – 4pm.
Please note:
If progressed, a further public consultation will take place prior to implementation of parking restrictions known as the 'Notice of Proposal'.
Only feedback relevant to this scheme will be considered, please contact the council about other transport or parking issues here.
We will record any anonymous responses but may not use the data provided in them towards any decision.
One response will be accepted for each address.
Data from this consultation will be collected and held and processed by Three Rivers District Council and may be shared with TRDC Officers and District Councillors. The data will be used to produce a consultation report and to provide feedback to Councillors. Individual respondents will not be identified in the consultation report without permission. Three Rivers District Council’s privacy policy: https://www.threerivers.gov.uk/privacy
