Petition Details	Petition Type	No of Signatures (Approx)	Responsible Officer	Decision maker (e.g. Executive Member, Director)	Date of Consideration	Action Agreed	Date of Consideration by CSMC & Outcome
162. City of York Council SOLVE the York University related parking, don’t just MOVE it	ePetition	119	James Gilchrist Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	19.04.22	The report acknowledged receipt of the petition and approved the increase engagement of the School Travel team with the Archbishop Holgate School and University of York.	To be Noted
163.  Review the arrangements for parking on Osbaldwick Lane from its junction with Tang Hall Lane to the Osbaldwick Parish boundary and come up with a solution that:…..	Copy of original petition re-submitted via email to Cllr D’Agorne on 11.04.22 Lead Petitioner Andrew Mortimer.	28	Dave Atkinson Darren Hobson	Executive Member for Transport	21.06.22	Report acknowledged receipt of the petition.  Agreed the Transport team to undertake work with the Communities team to review the area and discuss options for a ward funded scheme with Ward Councillors.	To be Noted
164. Twinning York with Kharkiv  ‘We the undersigned petition the council to twin itself with the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv’	ePetition	15	Claire Foale/Will Boardman	Executive Leader
165. Petition for Speed Calming measures on New Lane	Paper petition presented to Full Council 27.04.22 on behalf of lead petitioner by Cllr K Taylor	124	Dave Atkinson / James Gilchrist	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22 .	Noted progress on the speed management scheme, which was moving into consultation on options. Noted a decision on the implementation of the option would be brought to an Executive Member for Transport decision session later this year.	To be Noted.

166.  Say No to St. George’s Field Multi Storey Car Park, York – Say no to this unnecessary eyesore – Sign up today to help change the imminent City of York Council decision – Reject or defer this decision till after the Local Transport Plan is published. We the undersigned are asking City of York Council to defer their decision about the St George’s Field multi-storey car park until after the Local Transport Plan is published.  We also ask that a clear business case is drawn up for the scheme, including current car parking data from all of York’s city centre car parks and demonstrating that there is a sound financial case for this investment, without the need to sell off other city centre car parks.	Paper petition presented to Full Council (27.04.22) by Cllr P Kilbane on behalf of Lead Petitioner Kate Ravilious	1335	Neil Ferris Tracey Carter	Executive	16.06.22	Report acknowledged receipt of the petition of which the contents were noted when considering the item. A number of actions were agreed including the decision on whether to build a multi-storey car park (MSVP) at St George’s Field be deferred until Executive has a construction price for Castle Mills. Officers instructed to collect more data on parking demand, further engage with city centre businesses and stakeholders, and explore alternative options to maximise surface car parking provision at St George’s field to inform the future decision on car parking replacement.	To be Noted
167.  Survey petition of residents on Westerdale Court, Rosslyn St, Grove View and Compton St regarding request for Residents’ Parking presented by Cllr Danny Myers and Cllr Margaret Wells.	Paper petition presented to Cllr D’Agorne at Executive Member for Transport Decision Session on 17.05.22	16	Darren Hobson	Executive Member for Transport	N/A	Officers outlined the process to Cllrs on receipt at the decision session on 17 May.  The request will be included on the Respark Waiting list for appropriate action.	To be Noted.
168. More bins and a clean city centre, surrounding areas and river's embankment We the undersigned petition the council to provide more bins in the city centre and surrounding areas, as well as along the Ouse and Foss rivers' embankments. We also petition the council to clean the bushes and locked vegetation sites surrounding the city centre, e.g. on Foss Island and the railway track beside Marygate Car Park.	ePetition	26	James Gilchrist/ Ben Grabham	Executive Member for Environment and Climate Change			Awaiting CCSMC

169. Title: Thirkleby Way/Farndale Avenue Highway Condition We the undersigned petition the council to attend to the disgraceful condition of the road surface of Thirkleby Way, Osbaldwick and Farndale Avenue which are becoming unsafe to walk across, cycle and drive along. Both are highways of concrete sectional road that have been overlaid with tarmac some decades ago a process that was never successful, the tarmac overlay needs scraping off and the concrete road underneath renovated. It is disappointing that once again these sections of highway have been overlooked by CYC Highways Officers for attention in the current Highway Maintenance Programme and this petition is to draw attention to this omission and request effective renovations of these highways without further delay.	ePetition	26	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Noted that due to the condition and the priority of an intervention no action would be taken in terms of the scheduled highway maintenance programme at this stage. That a discussion would be had with the Ward Councillors to consider resolution, through Ward funding, if possible. The condition will be subject to the annual highway maintenance review and if the circumstances change an intervention will be appropriately prioritised.	To be Noted
170. Petition for road resurfacing of The Village Earswick and the cul-de-sacs of Shilton Garth Close and Stabler’s Walk	Petition presented at Full Council, 14 July 2022 by Cllr. Doughty	86 +30 additional submitted 27/7/22	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Noted that due to the condition and the priority of an intervention no action will be taken in terms of the scheduled highway maintenance programme at this stage. A discussion will be had with the Ward Councillors to consider resolution, through Ward funding, if possible. The condition will be subject to the annual highway maintenance review and if the circumstances change an intervention would be appropriately prioritised	To be Noted
171. Stockton on the Forest & Hopgrove new footpath and road safety petition	Petition presented at Full Council, 14 July 2022 by Cllr Doughty	113	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Noted that engagement would be undertaken with Ward Councillors to scope out the detail of the request and look to work into the Local Walking and Cycling Infrastructure plan and the safety elements in the Transport capital programme in 2023/2024.	To be Noted
172. Petition to CYC from Huntington Road Area Residents, YO31 8RT, YO31 8RR, YO31 8RZ, YO31 8RY, YO31 8RU, YO31 8RX: We the undersigned, the residents of Huntington Road Area (including Oakville, Kitchener and Ashville), petition the council to carry out a consultation for our street to become a Residents Priority Parking Area. We find it hard and hard to park on our street and have too many commuters parking here at all times of the day often causing dangerous access problems	Petition presented to Full Council, 14 July 2022 by Cllr. Perrett	26	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Approved the addition of this area to the residents parking waiting list and consider the extent of the potential consultation area when it reaches the top of the list.	To be Noted.
173.  Petition to CYC from Dodsworth Avenue Residents, YO31 8UB, YO31 8SG, YO31 8UD, YO31 8TZ, YO31 7TX, YO31 7TL, YO31 8UF, YO31 8SR, YO31 8TY, YO31 7TR, YO31 7TH, YO31 7SX: We the undersigned, the residents of Dodsworth Avenue, petition the council to carry out a consultation for our street to become a Residents Priority Parking Area. We find it hard and hard to park on our street and have too many commuters parking here at all times of the day often causing dangerous access problems	Petition presented to Full Council, 14 July 2022 by Cllr. Webb	29	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Approved the addition of this area to the residents parking waiting list and consider the extent of the potential consultation area when it reaches the top of the list.	To be Noted.
174. Petition to CYC from Harcourt Street Area Residents: We, the residents of the area local to Harcourt Street, would like the council to investigate options to close Harcourt Street to create a Low Traffic Neighbourhood.	Petition presented to Full Council, 14 July 2022 by Cllr. Douglas	21	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	28.09.22	Approved the approach to engage with Ward Councillors to discuss options to fund an initial options development piece. Approved the development of an approach to the delivery of Low Traffic Neighbourhoods to be brought back to a decision session next calendar year.	To be Noted.
175. Badger Hill Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) We the undersigned petition the council to implement an Article 4 Direction to remove Permitted Development rights to add small extensions to C4 HMOs.	ePetition	63	Kirstin Clow	Executive	26.01.23	Petition will be referenced and  considered in the “Local Plan Submission to Inspectors” report to Executive.	Awaiting CCSMC acknowledgement.
176.  We the undersigned petition the Council to: Improve the footway running to the north side of Field Lane from its junction with Church Lane to Sussex Road so that it is wide enough for wheelchair and buggy users and for 2 people to pass without having to walk on the grass verge.	Original Hard copy submitted via West Office Internal mailbox 4.8.22 Electronic copy requested 20.09.22 – Lead Petitioner Andrew Mortimer	68	Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23		Awaiting CSMC
177.  Petition presented on behalf of residents of Bishopthorpe and along the No. 11 Bus Route requesting permanent funding	Petition  handed and presented to Executive 6/10/22 by Carole Green.	1235	James Gilchrist	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23		Acknowledge receipt of petition in Executive “Bus Network Review” report on 22 November
178. We, the undersigned, do humbly petition City of York Council to undertake a full resurfacing of Moor Lane and Princess Road in Strensall as soon as possible	Petition presented by Cllr Fisher at Full Council on 20/10/2022	114	James Gilchrist/ Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23
179.Petition presented on behalf of residents of Skelton calling for the installation of a pedestrian crossing to allow safe crossing to all between Fairfield Croft and Fairfield Drive	Petition presented by Cllr Hook at Full Council on 20/10/2022	118	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23
180.  Petition presented on behalf of residents and visitors supporting to Reverse the Ban in calling for a reversal of the ban on Blue Badge Holders from entering the city centre.	Petition presented by Cllr Melly at Full Council on 20/10/2022	2734 postcards	James Gilchrist / Dave Atkinson	Executive			Due to be acknowledged at CCSMC on 7 November as part of the “Update of City Centre Access Strategy – Action Plan” report
181.  Petition on behalf of residents of Westminster Road, Greencliffe Drive and The Avenue, asking the Council to explore options for a Low Traffic Neighbourhood in their area.	Petition presented by Cllr Myers & Cllr Wells at Full Council on 15/12/2022		James Gilchrist/ Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23	To be considered CCSMC on 9 January.
182.  Petition on behalf of St Benedict’s residents calling on the Council to take urgent action to tackle the problem of safety concerns resulting from drivers using St Benedict’s Road as a short cut.	Petition presented by Cllr Baker at Full Council on 15/12/2022		James Gilchrist/ Dave Atkinson	Executive Member for Transport	17.01.23	To be considered at CCSMC on 9 January.