24 Oxford - Broad Street - Temporary Public Realm Scheme
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Report by Corporate Director, Environment and Place
This report sets out the proposal to make an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) to enable the implementation of a temporary public realm scheme on Broad Street. The project aims to discourage general vehicle movements and builds on the Broad Meadow scheme implemented by Oxford City Council in 2021 by increasing the extent of the scheme to the full length of Broad Street (Catte Street – Magdalen Street East).
a) the
introduction of an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order which will result in
the following:
I.
Removal of existing pay and display
parking on Broad Street
II.
Relocation of existing motorcycle bay to
St Giles, located approximately 125m north of the junction with Magdalen Street
East
III.
Relocation of existing loading/goods
vehicle only bays, remaining within Broad Street
IV.
Relocation of existing disabled bays, 4
remaining within Broad Street and 4 relocated to Catte
Street/Parks Road as appropriate.
V.
Introduction of 24/7 loading ban on the
majority of Broad Street
Decision:
The
Leader of the Council agreed the following delegated decisions, in accordance
with the Council’s Constitution, to approve the recommendations made to the
Cabinet Member for Highways Management:
To APPROVE the recommendations
as set out in the report.
Minutes:
The Leader of the Council considered a report by the Corporate Director, Environment and Place on the proposal to make an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) to enable the implementation of a temporary public realm scheme on Broad Street. The project aimed to discourage general vehicle movements and built on the Broad Meadow scheme implemented by Oxford City Council in 2021 by increasing the extent of the scheme to the full length of Broad Street (Catte Street – Magdalen Street East
The Leader of the Council was
RECOMMENDED to approve as engaged with key stakeholders on preliminary designs:
a)
the introduction of an Experimental Traffic Regulation
Order which will result in the following:
I.
Removal of existing pay and display parking on
Broad Street
II.
Relocation of existing motorcycle bay to St
Giles, located approximately 125m north of the junction with Magdalen Street
East
III.
Relocation of existing loading/goods vehicle
only bays, remaining within Broad Street
IV.
Relocation of existing disabled bays, 4
remaining within Broad Street and 4 relocated to Catte Street/Parks Road as
appropriate.
Introduction of 24/7 loading ban on the majority of Broad Street
Having heard representations on the proposals, the Leader of
the Council welcomed the proposals which were supported by the City
Council. She pointed out that this was
an ETRO subject to the conditions set out in the report.
DECISION: to approve the recommendations as set out in
the report.