Request
Income and Expense with respect to Paid Parking.
A
Of the £0.78 charged for each unit of parking, how much goes into States' coffers, taking into account the costs of production, distribution and sale of scratch-cards?
B
With the proposed introduction of the PayByPhone Parking app, how much revenue to the States anticipate making per unit of parking?
C
Taking into consideration any change in revenue, are there any plans to pass on any savings or additional costs to the public?
D
How much revenue is contributed to the states' coffers from the sale of each Monthly Season Parking Card?
E
How much revenue was contributed to the states' coffers in 2016 from each of the multi-storey Carparks in town.
F
Is the parking system in Sand Street owned/run by the states, or by a third-party?
G
How much does the parking system in Sand Street cost to run/maintain per annum and how much revenue does it contribute?
H
For each parking ticket issued, how much does it cost to issue, process and collect? How much is therefore contributed to states' coffers?
I
How much was raised from the issuance of parking tickets in 2016?
Response
A
On average, taking into account the mix of paycard sales (1, 2 and 4 units) the average net return to the Trading Operation after GST, costs of production, distribution and sale is around 87% of gross income.
B
It is anticipated that around 86-87% of the total unit cost will be returned to the Trading Operation, taking into account GST, credit/debit card fees, the PayByPhone charge and the mix of usage (duration of parking selected).
C
The cost difference between PayCards and PayByPhone at present is marginal. However, should this change in the future then the Minister for DFI has said publically that any cost differential will hopefully be passed on.
D
Approximately 90-95% of the revenue from monthly season tickets is credited to the Trading Operation after taking account of GST and commission charges, if applicable.
E
The information required to respond to this request is not held by the public authority and therefore cannot be supplied.
F
Sand Street Car Park is owned by the States of Jersey, which operates the ANPR system that was developed for the States of Jersey by a third party.
G
Annual revenue is £837,211.93, excluding Annual expenses of £31,642.87. The expenses do not include any allowance for staff time involved in selling UniTickets through the Admin Office, nor re-booting terminals, running reports, investigating issues etc.
H
The information required to respond to this request is not held by the public authority and therefore cannot be supplied.
I
£648,413.00
