Issue - meetings

To consider a report of the Director of Place Management.

The report details the findings of a consultation exercise and seeks Cabinet Member approval for the introduction of Traffic Regulation Orders (Appendix A) and Moving Traffic Regulation Orders (Appendix B) on the Bloor Homes Development, Heald Green (Foxcote Estate). 

The Area Committee is requested to recommend that the Cabinet Member for Parks, Highways & Transport Services approves the legal advertising of the Traffic Regulation Orders at Appendix A and Moving Traffic Regulation Orders at Appendix B and, that subject to no objections being made within 21 days from the advertisement date, that the order be made.  

Officer contact: Nicola Ryan 0161 474 4409 | nicola.ryan@stockport.gov.uk

A representative of the Director of Place Management submitted a report (copies of which had been circulated) detailing the findings of a consultation exercise and which sought Cabinet Member approval for the introduction of Traffic Regulation Orders and Moving Traffic Regulations Orders on the Bloor Homes Development, Heald Green (Foxcote Estate).

The following comments were made/issues raised:

·         It was reported that members had met with residents and officers in an attempt to find a resolution to concerns raised during the consultation period.

·         The double yellow lines would be paid for by Bloor Homes, as was standard procedure as part of a Section 106 agreement.

·         It was advised that the orders would differ from arrangements on surrounding pre-existing roads, as the new roads were subject to different regulations.

·         It was stated that the double yellow lines could not be moved further due to loops and traffic lights being installed on the roads.

It was then:

RESOLVED – That the Cabinet Member for Parks, Highways & Transport Services be recommended to give approval to the legal advertising of the Traffic Regulation Orders at Appendix A and Moving Traffic Regulations Orders at Appendix B and, that subject to no objections being made within 21 days from the advertisement date, that the order be made.