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To confirm the minutes of the meetings held on 27 March 2025 and 24 April 2025 to be signed by the Chair as a correct record.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/045

Contact: Helen Fallon, Project Manager (Helen.Fallon@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTMT)

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to: 

Approve the following highway improvement measures for implementation, as advertised and shown in annex 1 and 2: 

a)    Continuous crossing points, known as side road entry treatments on the following roads:

1. Belbroughton Road,  

2. Linton Road,  

3. Rawlinson Road,  

4. Norham Road,  

5. Bevington Road,  

6. Radcliffe Road,  

7. Iffley Turn (South),  

8. Westbury Crescent, and  

9. Courtland Road (North & South junctions), with variation to the design on the following roads with bus routes - St. Margarets Road, and Cornwallis Road. 

b)    Extension of the existing ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ (double yellow lines) parking restrictions on:  

1. the southern side of Radcliffe Road by approximately 7.5 metres, and  

2. the northern side of Westbury Crescent by approximately 8 metres. 

c)    Install solar studs along the cycle routes to more clearly separate the cycleway from the carriageway. 

d)    Improvement works to pedestrian refuge islands.? 

e)    Delegate the approval of final design of the scheme to the Director of Environment and Highways in consultation with the Cabinet Member for Transport Management.

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/105

Contact: Clever Safurawu, Engineer (Clever.Safurawu@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTMT)

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to: 

a)    Approve the extension of the existing ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ parking restrictions on the southern side of Canada Lane in Faringdon,and 

b)    Approve the introduction of a `Build-out` traffic calming feature on the southern side of Canada Lane adjacent to ‘Devon House’,as advertised. 

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/091

Contact: Mike Horton, Technical Officer – Traffic & Road Safety (Mike.Horton@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTMT)

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to: 

a)    Approve the introduction of three additional sections of ‘No Waiting at Any Time’ on the north side of Church Road in Wheatley, as advertised. 

Cabinet Member: Transport Management

Forward Plan Ref: 2025/055

Contact: Anthony Kirkwood, Vision Zero Team Leader (Anthony.Kirkwood@oxfordshire.gov.uk)

Report by Director of Environment and Highways (CMDTMT)

The Cabinet Member is RECOMMENDED to: 

a)    Approve the 40mph speed limit on Oaksmere in Appleton, between its junction with the A420 & the new 20mph speed limit terminal, and, 

b)    Approve the 50mph speed limit on the A420, between the existing 50mph limits at Tubney Wood & Parklands Manor (ex. Besselsleigh School), as advertised.