Potentially controversial traffic orders set to be introduced in Ryde and Binstead will be discussed next week.
Nearly 30 Traffic Regulation Orders (TRO) are proposed by the Isle of Wight Council across the two areas and could see more double yellow lines installed.
Following a consultation period in the summer, the authority received 1,455 representations.
Concerns were raised at the time by parishioners of Holy Cross Church in Binstead, over plans for double yellow lines on Church Road.
They feared, if the restriction was introduced, it could lead to the end of the church, as the congregation would not be able to park nearby.
They said they were unnecessary and in all the years they had been going to the church were not aware of any safety issues caused by parking on Church Road.
Of 162 representations received in relation to Church Road and Pitts Lane, 29 were supportive but 133 were against the plans.
Another controversial scheme is proposed for Mitchells Road in Ryde, where double yellow lines are planned for its entire length.
More than 75 objections were submitted against 34 comments in favour.
The authority said it recognised the risk of reducing on-street parking in areas if the restrictions were implemented but said priority was given to road safety and movement of traffic.
By removing the inappropriate parking, the council said it would increase visibility, create passing points and free up footways.
It tried to keep the orders to a minimum in order to preserve as many spaces as possible.
Another scheme could see double yellow lines installed on a section of Great Preston Road in Ryde.
It will be for the cabinet to decide next Thursday, January 12, whether to approve all, some or none of the proposed TROs.
The cost of installing the restrictions is put at £19,390.
If the restrictions are passed, the council said it will monitor the impact of the changes and review them if necessary.
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