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Bampton: Amendments to Waiting Restrictions and Parking Spaces

Meeting: 13/09/2018 - Delegated Decisions by Cabinet Member for Environment (including Transport) (Item 57)

57 Bampton - Various Locations - Proposed Waiting Restriction, Parking Place and Kerbed Build Out pdf icon PDF 1 MB

Forward Plan Ref: 2018/048

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Report by Director for Infrastructure Delivery (CMDE12).

 

The report presents responses received to a statutory consultation to amend and introduce waiting restrictions at various locations in Bampton and to construct a kerbed build out on High Street to assist pedestrians crossing the road. The proposals have been put forward by Bampton Parish Council to address concerns over safety and the amenity of residents in the village.

 

The Cabinet Member for the Environment is RECOMMENDED to approve proposals to introduce waiting restrictions at various locations in Bampton and to construct a kerbed build out on High Street to assist pedestrians crossing the road as advertised.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Decision:

Approved as amended in bold italics.

 

The Cabinet Member for the Environment is RECOMMENDED to approve proposals to introduce waiting restrictions at various locations in Bampton and to construct a kerbed build out on High Street to assist pedestrians crossing the road as advertised including a kerb realignment on the junction of Aston Road with Buckland Road.

 

Minutes:

The Cabinet Member for Environment considered (CMDE12) proposals for and responses received to a statutory consultation to amend and introduce waiting restrictions at various locations in Bampton and construct a kerbed build out on High Street to assist pedestrians crossing the road. The proposals had been put forward by Bampton Parish Council who were also funding the scheme to address concerns over safety and the amenity of residents in the village.

 

Noting the support of the local member she also noted that in addition to expressions of support there had also been some concerns expressed with regard to the kerbed build out element.

 

Mr Kirkwood advised that there was a certain amount of balancing between different considerations and accepted that there could be some conflict but confirmed that the situation would be monitored.

 

Having regard to the information set out in the report before her and the representations made to her at the meeting the Cabinet Member for Environment confirmed her decision as follows:

 

to approve proposals to introduce waiting restrictions at various locations in Bampton and to construct a kerbed build out on High Street to assist pedestrians crossing the road as advertised including a kerb realignment on the junction of Aston Road with Buckland Road.

 

 

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Cabinet Member for Environment

 

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