Coleshill Parkway Bus & Cycle Gateway – Coleshill, North Warwickshire Borough: Traffic Projects

For administrative reasons, Warwickshire County Council proposes to introduce a Prohibition of Motor Vehicles (Except Authorised Buses) restriction on the section of Marconi Way at Coleshill Parkway railway station currently regulated by rising bollards.

For details of these proposals, see the Statement of Reasons (pdf, 11kb.) and plan ref. TP/8834 (pdf, 552kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the  Public Notice (pdf, 11kb).  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 5^thApril 2013.

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Phil Mitton, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412403) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk

Sherbourne Village Traffic Review – Warwick District: Traffic Projects

Following on from informal consultation carried out in April & May 2012, Warwickshire County Council has carried out a review of speed limits and weight limits in Sherbourne, Warwick District.

It is therefore proposed that a 30mph limit be introduced on Vicarage Lane, Church Road and a section of Fulbrook Lane, with a 40mph limit on Watery Lane and Old Stratford Road.

For details of these proposals, see the Statement of Reasons (pdf, 11kb.) and plan ref. TP/8757/001 (pdf, 121kb)

Also proposed is an extension to the existing 7.5T weight limit, adding Old Stratford Road and Moat Green to the restrictions on Vicarage Lane and Watery Lane.

For details of these proposals, see the Statement of Reasons (pdf, 11kb.) and plan ref. TP/8757/002 (pdf, 114kb)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the Public Notice (pdf, 12kb).  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 15^th February 2013.

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Phil Mitton, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412403) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk

Mappleborough Green Speed Limit Review – Stratford District: Traffic Projects

Warwickshire County Council has been carrying out a review of village speed limits on rural roads. The review is part of the County Council’s Local Transport Plan, which looks at introducing lower speed limits in villages throughout the County.

It is proposed to reduce the existing speed limit in Mappleborough Green from the national speed limit to a 30mph speed limit on Pratts Lane and the residential section of Haye Lane.  In addition, it is proposed to reduce the existing speed limit on the rural section of Haye Lane to 40mph.

 The scheme will include speed reducing features such as traffic signs, village gateway features and improvements to road markings.  The new speed limit with reduced vehicle speeds will help improve the environment for residents, pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users.

For the Public Notice and a plan of the proposals, see Public Notice & Plan Ref. TP/8801 (pdf, 913kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 1st February 2013.

Little Wolford Speed Limit Review – Stratford District: Traffic Projects

Warwickshire County Council has been carrying out a review of village speed limits on rural roads. The review is part of the County Council’s Local Transport Plan, which looks at introducing lower speed limits in villages throughout the County.

It is proposed to reduce the existing speed limit in Little Wolford from the national speed limit to a 30mph speed limit on Little Wolford Road.

 The scheme will include speed reducing features such as traffic signs, village gateway features and improvements to road markings.  The new speed limit with reduced vehicle speeds will help improve the environment for residents, pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users.

For the public notice and a plan of the proposals, see  Public Notice & Plan Ref. TP/8816(pdf, 720kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 1st February 2013.

Armscote Speed Limit Review – Stratford District: Traffic Projects

Warwickshire County Council has been carrying out a review of village speed limits on rural roads. The review is part of the County Council’s Local Transport Plan, which looks at introducing lower speed limits in villages throughout the County.

It is proposed to reduce the existing speed limit in Armscote from the national speed limit to a 40mph speed limit on Illmington Road.

 The scheme will include speed reducing features such as traffic signs, village gateway features and improvements to road markings.  The new speed limit with reduced vehicle speeds will help improve the environment for residents, pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users.

For a plan of the proposals, see Plan Ref. TP/8815 (pdf, 173kb.)

For a copy of the Public Notice, see Public Notice (pdf, 11kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 1st February 2013.

Stratford on Avon District Proposed Parking Changes, Various Roads (Variation 18): Traffic Projects.

Warwickshire County Council propose to introduce and make changes to on street waiting restrictions at various locations within the Stratford on Avon District.
The proposals will be formally advertised on the 27^th September 2012.

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained within the public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected. The objection period ends on the 19^th October 2012.

Reasons given for the restrictions can be viewed in the Statement of Reason(pdf 23kb).

Public Notice(pdf 30kb).

Stratford upon Avon.

Town Centre

Bridge Street, Chapel Street, Church Street, Ely Street, High Street, Union Street and Sheep Street.

We are proposing to introduce a range of different waiting restrictions within the Town Centre, the details can be viewed on the Stratford Town Map A (pdf 139kb) Stratford Town Map B (pdf 159kb) Stratford Town Map C (pdf 149kb) and Stratford Town map D (pdf 122kb).

Fordham Avenue, Larch Close and Grange Park.

We are proposing to introduce single yellow lines (No Waiting Mon-Fri 8am-6pm) and (Limited Waiting 4 hours No Return 4 hours Mon-Fri 8am-6pm) the details can be viewed on the Fordham Avenue Map(pdf 88kb).

Henley in Arden.

High Street.

We are proposing to introduce a Disabled Bay (Disabled Badge Holders Only) the details can be viewed on the High Street Map (pdf 75kb).

Shipston on Stour.

Sheep Street.

We are proposing to introduce double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time) and (Limited Waiting 2 Hours No Return 2 Hours Mon-Sat 9am-6pm Except Permit Holders) the details can be viewed on the Sheep Street Map B(pdf 75kb) Plan of build-out(pdf 534kb).

Church Street.

This is an Administration change to the Order to ensure that the on street waiting restrictions correspond to the map based traffic order.

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Chris Latham, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412071). For information relating to Sheep Street, Shipston on Stour contact Graham Stanley, Senior Engineer, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412640) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk

Warwick District – Ford Foundry Development, Leamington Spa: Traffic Projects

In conjunction with the development of the former site of the Ford Foundry in Leamington Spa, road layouts are to be altered in Myton Road, Europa Way, Prince’s Drive, Park Drive and Old Warwick Road.

To regulate traffic in line with the revised layouts and junctions, changes are proposed to reduce the speed limit to 30mph on Europa Way & Old Warwick Road, with revised waiting restrictions in all the above named roads.  In addition, one-way traffic flow is proposed on the Myton Road Service Road, along with restrictions on vehicle turning movements at the junction of Park Drive & Prince’s Drive and at the junction of Myton Road with its Service Road.

Details of the various schemes can be found on the following plans:

TP 8752/1- Waiting Restrictions (pdf, 592kb.)

TP 8752/2 – Speed Limits (pdf, 520kb.)

TP 8752/3 – One-Way & Turning Prohibitions, Myton Road Service Road (pdf, 263kb.)

TP 8752/4 – Turning Prohibitions, Park Drive and Prince’s Drive (pdf, 231kb.)

Details of reasons given for the restrictions can be found in the following documents:     One-Way (Myton Road Service Road) (pdf, 11kb.),  Prohibition of Turning (Myton Road Service Road & Park Drive) (pdf, 11kb.), 30mph Speed Limit (pdf, 11kb.) & Waiting Restrictions (pdf, 11kb.).

Amendments to cycling routes in the area are also proposed, with various sections of footway being dedicated for use by both cycles and pedestrians.  Full details are shown on plan no. TP 8752/5 – Shared use Cycle Tracks & Pedestrian Footways (pdf, 554kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the Public Notice (pdf, 17kb.).  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 7th  September 2012.

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Phil Mitton, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412403) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk

Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough – Proposed Parking Changes, Various Roads (Variation 4): Traffic Projects

Warwickshire County Council propose to introduce and make changes to on street waiting restrictions at various locations within Nuneaton and Bedworth Borough.

The proposals will be formally advertised on the 16th August 2012.

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained within the Public Notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 14th September 2012.

Details of the reasons given for the restrictions can be viewed in the Statement of Reasons

A description of the proposed restrictions and their location can be viewed in the Public Notice

Bedworth

Church Road

We are proposing to change the restrictions on the existing disabled bays to allow blue badge holders to park without time restrictions.  Details can be viewed on the Church Way Consultation Plan.

Nuneaton

Arbury Road

Restrictions are proposed to introduce an already existing of double yellow line on Arbury Road into the Consolidated Traffic Regulation Order.  Details of the location can be seen on the Arbury Road Consultation Plan.

Bermuda Park Industrial Estate

Double yellow lines are proposed on various lengths of public highway within the industrial estate in order to prevent obstructive parking.  Details of the locations can be seen on the Bermuda Park Consultation Plan

Borough Way

Restrictions are proposed to introduce two already existing lengths of double yellow line on Borough Way into the Consolidated Traffic Regulation Order.   Details of the location can be seen on the Borough Way Consultation Plan

Chesterton Drive/School Lane

Double yellow lines are proposed on these roads from their junction with Plough Hill Road in order to prevent obstructive parking.   Details of the location can be seen on the Chesterton Lane/School Lane Consultation Plan

Clinic Drive

It is proposed to introduce sections of double yellow lines in place of the existing single yellow lines together with an additional limited waiting parking bay.  This is to assist the flow of traffic through Clinic Drive at peak times.   Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Clinic Drive Consultation Plan.

Cooper Street

It is proposed to introduce a new Disabled Person’s Parking Bay on Cooper Street to provide dedicated on-street parking for disabled drivers, particularly residents.  Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Cooper Street Consultation Plan

Freer Street

It is proposed to introduce a new Disabled Person’s Parking Bay on Freer Street to provide dedicated on-street parking for disabled drivers, particularly residents.  Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Freer Street Consultation Plan

Garrett Street

It is proposed to introduce a new Disabled Person’s Parking Bay on Garrett Street to provide dedicated on-street parking for disabled drivers, particularly residents.  Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Garrett Street Consultation Plan

Triton Road

It is proposed to implement two sections of double yellow lines on Triton Road to improve access to an off-street parking and loading facility.   Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Triton Road Consultation Plan

Weddington Terrace

It is proposed to introduce lengths of double yellow lines on Weddington Terrace and Old Hinkley Road.  This will include parking being prohibited on the whole length of the “inner” side of the road.  The restrictions are intended to faicitate the passage of traffic along these lengths of highway.  Details of the proposed restrictions can be seen on the Weddington Terrace Consultation Plan.

 

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Garry Palmer, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412809) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk

Darlingscott Speed Limit Review – Stratford District: Traffic Projects

Warwickshire County Council has been carrying out a review of village speed limits on rural roads. The review is part of the County Council’s Local Transport Plan, which looks at introducing lower speed limits in villages throughout the County.

It is proposed to reduce the existing speed limit in Darlingscott from 40mph  to a 30mph speed limit through the main part of the village.

 

The scheme will include speed reducing features such as traffic signs, village gateway features and improvements to road markings.  The new speed limit with reduced vehicle speeds will help improve the environment for residents, pedestrians, cyclists and other vulnerable road users.

For a plan of the proposals, see  Drawing Number: TP7355 (pdf, 378kb.)

For a copy of the Public Notice, see Public Notice (pdf, 12kb.)

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained in the public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 3^rd August 2012.

Warwick District – Proposed Parking Changes, Various Roads (Variation 18): Traffic Projects

*** PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PERIOD FOR OBJECTIONS HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO THE 10TH AUGUST 2012 ***

Warwickshire County Council propose to introduce and make changes to on street waiting restrictions at various locations within the Warwick District.

The proposals will be formally advertised on the 12^th July 2012.

If you wish to object to any of the proposals then details of how to make an objection are contained within each public notice.  Objections will normally be treated as public documents and may be communicated to other persons affected.  The objection period ends on the 3^rd August 2012.

Kenilworth

Details of reasons given for the restrictions can be viewed on the Statement of Reasons Kenilworth (pdf, 11kb.)

Angless Way & Talisman Close

We are proposing to introduce double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time) in Angless Way and Talisman Close, with a residents’ parking scheme in Talisman Close.  Details can be viewed on the Angless Way – Talisman Close Map (pdf, 293kb.), Angless Way Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.) and Talisman Close Public Notice (pdf, 16kb.)

Warwick

Details of reasons given for the restrictions can be viewed on the Statement of Reasons Warwick (pdf, 12kb.)

Pickard Street

We are proposing to introduce a parking bay for Disabled Badge holders outside Number 44 Pickard Street.  Details can be viewed on the Pickard Street Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Woodhouse Street

We are proposing to replace the existing parking bays for Disabled Badge holders outside Numbers 27 & 34 Woodhouse Street with residents’ parking bays.  Details can be viewed on the Woodhouse Street Public Notice (pdf, 14kb.)

Stratford Road & Noble Close

We are proposing to introduce double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time) in sections of Noble Close and on Stratford Road.  Details can be viewed on the Noble Close – Stratford Road Map (pdf, 235kb.) and Noble Close – Stratford Road Public Notice (pdf, 15kb.)

Tachbrook Park Estate

Restrictions apply to Tachbrook Park Drive, Hermes Close, Athena Drive, Homer Close, Plato Close and Artemis Drive

We are proposing to introduce double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time).  Details can be viewed on the Tachbrook Park Map (pdf, 364kb.) and Tachbrook Park Public Notice (pdf, 17kb.)

Harriott Drive, Heathcote Industrial Estate

We are proposing to introduce double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time).  Details can be viewed on the Harriott Drive Map (pdf, 159kb.) and Harriott Drive Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Leamington Spa

Details of reasons given for the restrictions can be viewed on the Statement of Reasons Leamington (pdf, 15kb.)

Bury Road, Tachbrook Road and Adjacent Streets

Restrictions apply to Bury Road, Flavel Crescent, Sargeaunt Street, Kennan Avenue, Tachbrook Road, Gas Street, Priory Street and Kingsway

We are proposing to introduce a residents’ parking scheme in Bury Road and Flavel Crescent, with double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time) in all of the above roads.  Details can be viewed on the Bury Road – Tachbrook Road Map (pdf, 361kb.) and Bury Road – Tachbrook Road Public Notice (pdf, 19kb.)

Spencer Street

We are proposing to introduce a parking bay for Disabled Badge Holders.  Details can be viewed on the Spencer Street Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Union Road

We are proposing to extend the residents’ parking scheme inUnion Road.  Details can be viewed on the Union Road Map (pdf, 305kb.) and Union Road Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Willes Road & Leam Terrace

We are proposing to extend sections of double yellow lines (No Waiting At Any Time).  Details can be viewed on the Willes Road Map (pdf, 325kb.) and Willes Road Public Notice (pdf, 15kb.)

New Street, Cubbington

We are proposing to introduce a parking bay for Disabled Badge holders outside Number 11 New Street.  Details can be viewed on the New Street Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Permit Eligibility

Number 99 Abbey End to be eligible to apply for Kenilworth Zone K2 permits.

Abbey End Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Number 81 Upper Holly Walk to be eligible for Leamington Zone L2 permits.

Upper Holly Walk Public Notice (pdf, 13kb.)

Number 13 Avenue Road to be eligible for Leamington Zone L6 permits.

Avenue Road Public Notice (pdf, 13kb)

For further information or any comments relating to the proposals please contact Phil Mitton, Senior Technician, Warwickshire County Council (01926 412403) or email trafficprojects@warwickshire.gov.uk