35 Provisions as to use of parking places provided under s 32 or 33
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (1984 c 27) | Legislation

35  Provisions as to use of parking places provided under s 32 or 33

(1)     As respects any parking place—

(a)     provided by a local authority under section 32 of this Act, or

(b)     provided under any letting or arrangements made by a local authority under section 33(4) of this Act,

the local authority, subject to Parts I and III of Schedule 9 to this Act, may by order make provision as to—

(i)     the use of the parking place, and in particular the vehicles or class of vehicles which may be entitled to use it,

(ii)     the conditions on which it may be used,

(iii)     the charges to be paid in connection with its use (where it is an off-street one), and

(iv)     the removal from it of a vehicle left there in contravention of the order and the safe custody of the vehicle

[and the power under paragraph (iii) to make provision as to the payment of charges shall include power to make provision requiring those charges, or any part of them, to be paid by means of the hire or purchase in advance, or the use, of parking devices in accordance with the order.]

(2)     Where

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