On balance these seem to be a good idea.
We have reproduced a map of the proposals below and if you have any concerns will you please let us know so that we can feed into the process.
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Showing posts with label yellow lines. Show all posts
Wednesday, 19 February 2014
Lyndhurst Road
The council are considering putting in parking restrictions in place
at Lyndhurst Road and Millmead Road Junction.
On balance these seem to be a good idea.
We have reproduced a map of the proposals below and if you have any concerns will you please let us know so that we can feed into the process.
On balance these seem to be a good idea.
We have reproduced a map of the proposals below and if you have any concerns will you please let us know so that we can feed into the process.
Lymore Close
The council are considering putting in parking restrictions in place at Lymore Close and on balance these seem to be a good idea.
We have reproduced a map of the proposals below and if you have any concerns will you please let us know so that we can feed into the process.
We have reproduced a map of the proposals below and if you have any concerns will you please let us know so that we can feed into the process.
Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Brook Road
The Council are proposing parking restrictions on parts of Brook Road and on balance these seem quite sensible.
A Map below shows the extent of the proposed restrictions, if you have any concerns then please let us know.
A Map below shows the extent of the proposed restrictions, if you have any concerns then please let us know.
Dorset Street
The Council are proposing parking restrictions on parts of Dorset Street and on balance these seem quite sensible.
A Map below shows the extent of the proposed restrictions, if you have any concerns then please let us know.
A Map below shows the extent of the proposed restrictions, if you have any concerns then please let us know.
Ivy Place
The council are proposing to introduce formal parking restrictions on parts of Ivy Ave.
These restrictions have been asked for before by many local residents and on balance look quite sensible.
A map below shows the restrictions that are being proposed, if you have any concerns about these then please let us know.
These restrictions have been asked for before by many local residents and on balance look quite sensible.
A map below shows the restrictions that are being proposed, if you have any concerns about these then please let us know.
Thursday, 16 May 2013
West Avenue
Following recent comments and requests, we have decided to provide details of Councillor Sharon Ball's work in respect of the double yellow lines that have been put in place on West Avenue.
Below is a timeline, with associated evidence of what has actually been done, a copy of all items marked with "*" are available should they be required.
7th May 2010 - email received by Sharon from resident asking for Double Yellow Lines *
7th May 2010 - email sent by Sharon to Highways/Police asking what could be done.*
27th August 2010 - further email sent by Sharon to Highways to ask what could be done.* - Initial Blog put on the Website
2nd September 2010 - email response from Highways to Sharon confirming a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) will be required, but could not confirm timescales at that time.*
28th January 2011 - confirmation email from Highways to Sharon stating a TRO was possible.*
28th January 2011 - Update blog put on this site
24th March 2011 - Parking issues at West Avenue discussed at PACT meeting.
17th May 2011 - email from Sharon to Highways requesting update re delays.*
18th May 2011 - email from Highways to Sharon confirming TRO will take approximately 6 months to prepare.*
19th May 2011 - Blog put onto website - Progress update
Funding for this TRO also had to be agreed as part of the annual budget, agreed Feb 2012. Nothing further could be done until this was agreed. Once this was agreed the TRO Consultation was carried out by BANES Council, during which any objections would be considered. Nb This is a legal requirement before any double yellow lines can be implemented.
Below is a timeline, with associated evidence of what has actually been done, a copy of all items marked with "*" are available should they be required.
7th May 2010 - email received by Sharon from resident asking for Double Yellow Lines *
7th May 2010 - email sent by Sharon to Highways/Police asking what could be done.*
27th August 2010 - further email sent by Sharon to Highways to ask what could be done.* - Initial Blog put on the Website
2nd September 2010 - email response from Highways to Sharon confirming a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO) will be required, but could not confirm timescales at that time.*
28th January 2011 - confirmation email from Highways to Sharon stating a TRO was possible.*
28th January 2011 - Update blog put on this site
24th March 2011 - Parking issues at West Avenue discussed at PACT meeting.
17th May 2011 - email from Sharon to Highways requesting update re delays.*
18th May 2011 - email from Highways to Sharon confirming TRO will take approximately 6 months to prepare.*
19th May 2011 - Blog put onto website - Progress update
Funding for this TRO also had to be agreed as part of the annual budget, agreed Feb 2012. Nothing further could be done until this was agreed. Once this was agreed the TRO Consultation was carried out by BANES Council, during which any objections would be considered. Nb This is a legal requirement before any double yellow lines can be implemented.
13th April 2012 - Blog put on this site further update re consultation
11th June 2012 - email to from Sharon to Highways to requesting white lines are put in place as an interim measure as no TRO is required for these.*
13th June 2012 - BANES Cabinet meeting - West Avenue removed from TRO options as a late objection had been received, Highways must now consider the objection. Cabinet minutes
27th June 2012 - Blog put on this site update re objection
2nd July 2012 - Update blog put on this site re meeting on-site with Cabinet Member for Highways Meeting update
Work can now start following this meeting, but would be prioritised alongside all other items that had previously been agreed in June cabinet meeting (29 other sites).
15th April 2013 - Lines finally being put in place update re lines being painted
As you will see from this timeline, the principle of these double yellow lines had been agreed by the Council prior to the last election, but have taken considerable time to implement due to the Council having to properly adhere to the legal process.
Monday, 15 April 2013
West Avenue Yellow Lines
After a long wait, I am pleased to see the council have made a start on the yellow lines on West Avenue.
The lines at the junction of South Avenue and West Avenue and from Brook Road Bridge down have not been fully completed yet, due to the parked cars.
I have contacted the highways team and requested these are finished as soon as possible.
by
Councillor Sharon Ball
The lines at the junction of South Avenue and West Avenue and from Brook Road Bridge down have not been fully completed yet, due to the parked cars.
I have contacted the highways team and requested these are finished as soon as possible.
by
Councillor Sharon Ball
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