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Resident parking scheme – Formal traffic order report

Meeting: 30/07/2009 - Environment Cabinet Member Meeting (Item 25)

25 Resident parking scheme – Formal traffic order report PDF 131 KB

Report of the Director of Environment (copy attached).

Additional documents:

Item 25 Appendix A combined, item 25 PDF 2 MB

Decision:

(1) That, the Cabinet Member for Environment, having taken account of all duly made representations and objections, approves as advertised the following orders;

(a) Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zone Consolidation Order 2008 Amendment Order No* 200* Regulation Order 2003 (Area J Extension)

(b) Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zone Consolidation Order 2008 Amendment Order No* 200* Regulation Order 2003 (Area O Extension)

(c) Brighton & Hove Various Controlled Parking Zone Consolidation Order 2008 Amendment Order No* 200* Regulation Order 2003 (Area A)

(d) Brighton & Hove (Waiting & Loading Restrictions and Parking Places) Consolidation Order 2008 Amendment Order No.* 200* (Dyke Road).

(2) That the Cabinet Member for Environment agrees that any amendments included in the report and subsequent requests deemed appropriate by officers are added to the proposed scheme during implementation and advertised as an amendment traffic regulation order.

Minutes:

25.1 The Cabinet Member considered a report of the Director of Environment addressing comments and objections to the draft Traffic Regulation Orders for the Preston Park Avenue, The Martlet and Preston Park Station areas parking schemes plus double yellow lines on Dyke Road (for copy see minute book).

25.2 Councillor Bennett thanked officers for revisiting proposals for the Martlet area, however residents in Kestral Close and Fulmar Close remained unhappy with the proposals.

25.3 The Parking Strategy Manager stated that the recommendations allowed officers could look again at these areas, but that, at this stage, residents would need to petition to be excluded from a residents parking scheme. The council had previously made a commitment not to use single yellow line restrictions, and so residents needed to fully understand the implications of being excluded from any residents parking scheme; most notably that they could become an overspill area.

25.4 In response to a query from Councillor McCaffery the Parking Strategy Manager confirmed that the petition about Preston Park Avenue that was submitted after the consultation ended had been included in the full report considered by the Cabinet Member on 19 February 2009.

25.5 RESOLVED - That having considered the information and the reasons set out in the report, the Cabinet Member accepted the following recommendations:

(1) That, having taken account of all duly made representations and objections, the following orders be approved as advertised;