Decision - North Street Mixed Priority Route (MPR) Road Safety Scheme

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North Street Mixed Priority Route (MPR) Road Safety Scheme

Decision Maker: Environment Cabinet Member Meeting

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Is Key decision?: No

Is subject to call in?: Yes

Purpose:

1.     To seek approval of the preferred scheme and for the implementation of Stage Two of the improvements to the North Street Mixed Priority Route road safety scheme, following public consultation.

Decision:

1.     That a preferred scheme for Stage Two of the North Street Mixed Priority Route (MPR) scheme be approved as detailed in Appendix A which included:

 

a)    The creation of a high quality public space at the Clock Tower/Quadrant for pedestrians;

 

b)    Making Ship Street one way southbound only from its junction with North Street to its junction with Duke Street; and

 

c)     Retention of the North Street/East Street mini roundabout junction.

 

2.     That the detailed design together with the advertising of orders under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 in respect of elements of the preferred scheme be authorised.

 

3.     That the Director of Environment be authorised to implement Stage Two of the MPR scheme in the 2008/9 financial year, within the budget available, subject to the satisfactory resolution to any representations received following the advertisement of the Traffic Orders.

Alternative options considered:

1.     The primary objective for the North Street MPR corridor is to address the particular road safety problems that have resulted in casualties to people and therefore casualty data have been taken into account in designing appropriate engineering measures.  Where possible to do so, options were designed for consideration through the consultation at the three key locations described earlier in the report, taking into account any previous consideration of those locations by officers e.g. the Clock Tower junction.

 

2.     A summary of the options consulted on for particular locations along the MPR corridor, and the responses received are set out in Appendix A.

Report author: Owen McElroy

Publication date: 06/07/2008

Date of decision: 04/07/2008

Decided at meeting: 04/07/2008 - Environment Cabinet Member Meeting

Effective from: 12/07/2008

Accompanying Documents:

 


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