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Proposed Waiting Restrictions and Traffic Calming - Bankside, Banbury

Meeting: 30/04/2020 - Delegated Decisions by Cabinet Member for Environment (including Transport) (Item 28)

28 Proposed Waiting Restrictions and Traffic Calming - Bankside, Banbury pdf icon PDF 1016 KB

Forward Plan Ref: 2019/191

Contact: Hugh Potter, Group Manager – Area Operations Hub Tel: 07766 998704/Paul Dear, Senior Engineer Tel: 07557 082569

 

Report by the Interim Director for Community Operations (CMDE9).

 

The Longford Park residential development in south east Banbury is underway  with a significant number of homes already completed and occupied. As the site is further developed, a new junction at Bankside is being constructed and measures on Bankside are now proposed to provide for the additional demands for travel arising from the development. If approved, these measures, which include the replacement of the existing traffic calming chicanes with speed cushions, a raised zebra crossing and the introduction of additional waiting restrictions, will be funded by the developer. Also proposed, although not requiring formal consultation are advisory cycle lanes on both sides of the road along its full length, reflecting that Bankside already forms part of a signed cycle route to the station.

 

The Cabinet Member for Environment is RECOMMENDED to approve the proposed waiting restrictions, zebra crossing and traffic calming measures at Bankside, Banbury, as advertised.

 

 

 

 

Decision:

Approved

Minutes:

The Longford Park residential development in south east Banbury was underway with a significant number of homes already completed and occupied. As the site was further developed, a new junction at Bankside was being constructed with measures proposed to provide for the additional demands for travel arising from the development. If approved, those measures, which included the replacement of the existing traffic calming chicanes with speed cushions, a raised zebra crossing and the introduction of additional waiting restrictions, would be funded by the developer. Also proposed, although not requiring formal consultation were advisory cycle lanes on both sides of the road along its full length, reflecting that Bankside already formed part of a signed cycle route to the station. The Cabinet Member for Environment considered (CMDE9) responses received to a consultation on the proposals.

 

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

 

to approve the proposed waiting restrictions, zebra crossing and traffic calming measures at Bankside, Banbury, as advertised.

 

 

Signed……………………………………..

Cabinet Member for Environment

 

Date of signing……………………………


Meeting: 26/03/2020 - Delegated Decisions by Cabinet Member for Environment (including Transport) (Item 9.)

9. Proposed Waiting Restrictions and Traffic Calming - Bankside, Banbury pdf icon PDF 2 MB

Forward Plan Ref: 2019/191

Contact: Hugh Potter, Group Manager – Area Operations Hub Tel: 07766 998704/Paul Dear, Senior Engineer Tel: 07557 082569

 

Report by the Interim Director for Community Operations (CMDE9).

 

The Longford Park residential development in south east Banbury is underway  with a significant number of homes already completed and occupied. As the site is further developed, a new junction at Bankside is being constructed and measures on Bankside are now proposed to provide for the additional demands for travel arising from the development. If approved, these measures, which include the replacement of the existing traffic calming chicanes with speed cushions, a raised zebra crossing and the introduction of additional waiting restrictions, will be funded by the developer. Also proposed, although not requiring formal consultation are advisory cycle lanes on both sides of the road along its full length, reflecting that Bankside already forms part of a signed cycle route to the station.

 

The Cabinet Member for Environment is RECOMMENDED to approve the proposed waiting restrictions, zebra crossing and traffic calming measures at Bankside, Banbury, as advertised.