Decision Maker: Transport Decisions Committee
Decision status: Recommendations approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
To approve the provision of
raised entry treatments in Thorncliffe Road and Beechcroft Road at their junctions
with Woodstock Road and Banbury Road
The
Committee considered a scheme which proposed introduction of raised entries in
Beechcroft Road and Thorncliffe Road.
Ted
Dewan presented a petition containing 100 signatures in the following terms:
“We
the undersigned voters and residents of Beech Croft and Thorncliffe Roads, ask
the Council to improve their proposed raised table design to clarify pedestrian
priority at the junctions of Beech Croft and Thorncliffe Roads with the
Woodstock and Banbury Roads.”
He
considered that the current design to install plain tarmac raised tables would
undermine priority afforded to pedestrians who had started to cross the road
and asked for consideration to be given to changing the surface specification
to brick.
Councillor
Fooks shared those concerns and supported calls for a change in the surface
specification.
Mr
Rossington agreed that there would be benefits to be gained from providing a
different surface but there would be an additional cost involved.
RESOLVED: to authorise implementation of the raised entry
features at each location as proposed in the report TDC10 subject to the Head
of Transport being authorised to agree suitable materials in consultation with
the Cabinet Member for Transport Implementation.
Publication date: 13/02/2010
Date of decision: 11/02/2010
Decided at meeting: 11/02/2010 - Transport Decisions Committee
Effective from: 20/02/2010
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