Haworth residents are furious that relocation plans on display in the doctor's surgery hide the fact that double yellow lines are to be painted in parts of the village.
Bridgehouse Lane and Ivy Bank Lane will have double yellow lines in future, if plans to build a new medical centre are passed.
This will rob over 50 villagers of the only parking spaces outside their homes, which are presently restricted to residents only.
Villagers only realised the intention to enforce parking restrictions after one eagle-eyed Ivy Bank Lane resident scrutinised the plans at the town hall.
Bridgehouse Lane resident of nine years Susan Sommerville said: "This is a complete nightmare. We have had the wool pulled over our eyes and we are furious.
"We thought the plans up in the surgery looked quite reasonable, I even signed their petition until I realised the implications.
"We are really angry that we have been misled.
"The plans in the surgery do not have the details on how it will affect our homes with the double yellow lines. There is no alternative parking for any of us if they do this.
"Where are we supposed to park -- in the new doctor's car park? I have small children and when I come home from doing the shopping I want to park outside my home.
"I shouldn't have to park 300 metres away and have to struggle with carrying my shopping bags and the children."
She added: "One resident asked a surveyor on the site if this would affect us, and he said not in any way - and we believed him.
"They are not considering us at all and they should show some respect.
"They are not even providing any more doctors in the new surgery, and that's what we need."
To solve the parking problems residents have parked in front of their houses, and three years ago the council made Bridgehouse Lane residents-only parking to prevent tourists parking there.
The double yellow lines are only set to effect the Ivy Bank Lane side of Bridgehouse Lane.
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