20 Traffic Regulation Orders - Advertisement of Traffic Regulation Orders (Ref P2, T1 & S1 2020)
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Minutes:
The Highways Design Team Leader and Traffic Management Team
Leader presented a report, a copy of which had been circulated to each Member and
a copy of which appears as Appendix 'C' to these Minutes in the Minute Book.
Officers responded to Members’ comments and request for
clarification, details included:
- Reference was made to a plan displayed on screen and it
was explained that the proposed 3 metre reduction of available parking
would provide a safe access for cyclists travelling along Wallisdown Road
and allow them to enter Talbot Drive to allow access to the quieter
Mossley Road route. This would involve creating a build-out which would
allow cyclists re-joining the carriageway to see around parked cars before
re-entering it.
- As this was only seeking to advertise, it was still
possible for officers to see if there was an opportunity to allow parking
elsewhere along the road or in the vicinity to address the concerns raised
about loss of parking relating to use of the sports field.
- The maximum ramp ratio for speed bumps was 1 in 12
although it was more common for speed bumps to be 1 in 15, although this
was 1 in 20 on bus routes to provide bus users with a more comfortable
journey. There was a limitation of 75mm for the height of the hump.
- Installing a zebra crossing at the junction of Springwater
Road had not been considered due to increased costs associated with
installation. Raised crossings also had a higher profile although a zebra
crossing could be installed retrospectively if there was a need
identified.
- In response to a general query, an officer confirmed that
notices would be displayed in the vicinity of the area from at start of 21
day of public consultation or in some cases, a day or two before.
RECOMMENDED that:
The changes outlined in the appendix are advertised and
implemented if no objections are received.
Voting: Nem. Con.