122 Permanent Traffic Order for Livingstone Road, Bournemouth School Street (Ref M103) PDF 146 KB
A School Street trial was introduced on Livingstone Road, Bournemouth (Pokesdown Community Primary) by way of an experimental traffic order (ETRO). This facilitates for a maximum of 18 months a prohibition of motor vehicles restriction to coincide with the school start and end times each day.
Consultation and engagement ran for the first six months of the trial. The school street has successfully remained in place with the support of the school and the school community.
A decision is now being sought to make the existing experimental order which expires in August 2024 permanent.
Additional documents:
Decision:
RESOLVED that: -
A Traffic Order is made to make the Experimental Traffic Order for Livingstone Road (E1 2023) Permanent.
Voting: Unanimous
Portfolio Holder: Climate Response, Environment and Energy
Reason
The prohibition of motor vehicles restriction implemented at times related to school drop-off and pick-up has been positively received by the school and local community as seen in public engagement and consultation outcomes. The School Street has to date successfully remained in place with the support of the school itself and the school community.
Minutes:
The Portfolio Holder for Climate Response, Environment and Energy presented a report, a copy of which had been circulated to each Member and a copy of which appears as Appendix 'G' to these Minutes in the Minute Book.
Cabinet was advised that a School Street trial had been introduced on Livingstone Road, Bournemouth (Pokesdown Community Primary) by way of an experimental traffic order (ETRO), and that this facilitated for a maximum of 18 months a prohibition of motor vehicles restriction to coincide with the school start and end times each day.
In relation to this Cabinet was informed that consultation and engagement ran for the first six months of the trial, and that the school street had successfully remained in place with the support of the school and the school community.
Further to this Cabinet was advised that a decision is now being sought to make the existing experimental order which expires in August 2024 permanent.
The Ward Councillor addressed the Cabinet advising that there had been a fair amount of objection initially to the proposal and that residents had been encouraged to complete the consultation again after they had experienced the restrictions in place.
RESOLVED that: -
A Traffic Order is made to make the Experimental Traffic Order for Livingstone Road (E1 2023) Permanent.
Voting: Unanimous
Portfolio Holder: Climate Response, Environment and Energy
Reason
The prohibition of motor vehicles restriction implemented at times related to school drop-off and pick-up has been positively received by the school and local community as seen in public engagement and consultation outcomes. The School Street has to date successfully remained in place with the support of the school itself and the school community.