Issue - meetings

To consider a joint report of the Corporate Director for Place Management and the Deputy Chief Executive

The report sets out the objections received in relation to the proposed Traffic Regulation Orders for the Davenport & Cale Green Permit Parking Scheme, and requests support to the introduction of the Traffic Regulation Orders as originally advertised.

The Area Committee is requested to recommend that the Cabinet Member for Sustainable Stockport approves that the Order be made as originally advertised.

Officer Contact: Zoe Allan on 0161 474 3138 or email: zoe.allan@stockport.gov.uk

A representative of the Corporate Director for Place Management and Regeneration submitted a report (copies of which had been circulated) setting out the objections received in relation to the proposed Traffic Regulation Orders for the Davenport and Cale Green Permit Parking Scheme and requesting support for the introduction of the Traffic Regulation Orders as originally advertised. An addendum to the report containing an additional objection on behalf of thirteen residents had been circulated prior to the meeting.

At the meeting of the Area Committee held on 26 September 2019 it had been agreed that the proposed zonal scheme be implemented on a pilot basis, to be funded from the parking budget, comprising the updates referred to in Section 7 of the report, and shown on drawing NM27-6228-04 at Appendix C to the report. In addition it was agreed that the scheme be subject to ongoing monitoring and reviews to be undertaken:-

·         after three months to consider any impact on the areas surrounding the zone.

·         after ten months to consider the operation of the zone itself, associated permits and any impact on the surrounding areas.

RESOLVED – (1) That all the Traffic Regulation Orders where objections have been considered by Officers be noted.

(2) That the Cabinet Member for Sustainable Stockport be recommended that the Orders be made as original advertised.

(3) That the objectors be informed of the decision.

(4) That it be confirmed that households may be eligible to apply for up to two resident permits (for nominated vehicles registered to address, £31 each per year) and one visitor permit (£32.27 per year), with one-day (scratch card) permits also available (£1).