Issue - meetings
Speed Limit Traffic Regulation Order Amendments
Meeting: 21/02/2023 - Decision Session - Executive Member for Transport - Expired (Item 56)
56 Speed Limit Traffic Regulation Order Amendments (10:29) PDF 466 KB
Consideration of representations received, in support of and objection to advertised proposals to amend speed limits.
Additional documents:
- Annex A Speed Limit Amendments Exec Member Report for Final Decision 21 02 2023, item 56 PDF 9 KB View as HTML (56/2) 15 KB
- Annex B Speed Limit Amendments Exec Member Report for Final Decision 21 02 2023, item 56 PDF 48 KB View as HTML (56/3) 3 KB
- Annex C Speed Limit Amendments Exec Member Report for Final Decision 21 02 2023, item 56 PDF 1 MB View as HTML (56/4) 179 KB
- Annex D Speed Limit Amendments Exec Member Report for Final Decision 21 02 2023, item 56 PDF 19 KB View as HTML (56/5) 18 KB
- Annex C1 Parish Council map of proposal for speed limit reduction A1079 Dunnington, item 56 PDF 259 KB
Decision:
Resolved:
i. That the revised speed limit as advertised for the following sites be implemented:
· The Hollies, Stockton on the Forest 20mph
· Northfield Lane, Poppleton 30mph
· North Lane, Huntington 30mph
· Wheldrake Lane, Elvington 30mph
· Sim Balk Lane, Bishopthorpe 40mph
· Askham Bryan site 1 30mph
· Askham Bryan site 2 40mph and 30mph
· Wheldrake Lane, Elvington 30mph
· Naburn 30mph
· The Revival Estate 20mph
Reason: Because the indications are these are appropriate speed limits due to the surrounding environment.
ii. That an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order be implemented for 18 months for revised speed limits as advertised for the following sites:
· A1079, Dunnington 40mph
· Towthorpe 30mph
· Shipton Road 30mph
Reason: Because this will provide an opportunity to obtain real time speed date to provide confidence that the proposed speed limit will be adhere too.
Minutes:
The Executive Member considered a report which examined the representations received, in support of and objections to, advertised proposals to amend speed limits. The Director of Transport, Highways and Environment and the Traffic Projects Officer presented the report and a North Yorkshire Police representative was present to answer questions.
The Traffic Projects Officer then presented each location that had a revised speed limit. The Executive Member discussed the revised speed limits and approved the Officer recommendations listed in the report for each site, but noted that the A19 Shipton Road, Rawcliffe, Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO) be approved on the basis that it would commence at the same time as the Active Travel Scheme measures for a crossing. For A1079 Dunnington, it was requested that speed surveys for other lengths of the A1079 were undertaken, to respond to the Parish Council request for 40mph speed limit between Grimston Bar and Kexby. At the Towthorpe site, the Executive Member asked Officers to consult with Parish Councillors to gather further speed data before the start of the ETRO as well as during the period to inform future decisions.
Resolved:
i. That the revised speed limit as advertised for the following sites be implemented:
· The Hollies, Stockton on the Forest 20mph
· Northfield Lane, Poppleton 30mph
· North Lane, Huntington 30mph
· Wheldrake Lane, Elvington 30mph
· Sim Balk Lane, Bishopthorpe 40mph
· Askham Bryan site 1 30mph
· Askham Bryan site 2 40mph and 30mph
· Wheldrake Lane, Elvington 30mph
· Naburn 30mph
· The Revival Estate 20mph
Reason: Because the indications are these are appropriate speed limits due to the surrounding environment.
ii. That an Experimental Traffic Regulation Order be implemented for 18 months for revised speed limits as advertised for the following sites:
· A1079, Dunnington 40mph
· Towthorpe 30mph
· Shipton Road 30mph
Reason: Because this will provide an opportunity to obtain real time speed date to provide confidence that the proposed speed limit will be adhere too.