Issue details
Water End - Proposed Improvements for Cyclists
Purpose of report: Cyclists will benefit from
continuous cycle facilities along Water Lane; this scheme will
provide a missing link in York's cycle network, and crucially, form
part of the proposed orbital cycle route agreed with Cycling
England as part of York becoming a Cycle City. However, traffic
queues along Water Lane are likely to increase as a result of
introducing improvements for cyclists at the Clifton Green signals.
Funding for this scheme has been allocated within the 08/09 Capital
Programme. The aim is to implement the scheme by the end of March
2009. The benefits of the improvements for cyclists would be seen
immeidately. The effects of increased traffic queuing would also be
seen immediately, but this is expected to dissipate as some drivers
choose alternative routes or switch to cycling.
Members are asked to: Approve the proposals for implementation.
Decision type: Non-key
Decision status: Implemented
Wards affected: Clifton Ward;
Decision due: 20/10/08 by Executive Member for City Strategy
Lead member: Councillor Steve Galloway cllr.stephengalloway@york.gov.uk
Lead director: Corporate Director of Economy and Place
Department: Directorate of Economy and Place
Contact: Jon Pickles, Highway Safety Engineer (Transport & Safety) Email: jonathan.pickles@york.gov.uk.
Decisions
- 21/10/2008 - Water End - Proposed Improvements for Cyclists
Agenda items
- 20/10/2008 - Executive Members for City Strategy and Advisory Panel Water End - Proposed Improvements for Cyclists 20/10/2008
Documents
- Committee Report for Water End - Proposed Improvements for Cyclists