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9 (9) TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER (TRO) – FRONT STREET – ULCEBY – The Director: Operations submitted a report considering objections received to the proposed TRO on Front Street, Ulceby.

The planned restrictions were designed to remove parking near the entrance to Yarborough Court Business Centre and improve road safety in the area. The planned restrictions were part of the wider efforts to reduce the number vehicles parking on Front Street.

Concerns had been raised about inconsiderate parking near to the entrance of Yarborough Court Business Centre. Implementing the proposed TRO would allow the opportunity to enforce against parking contraventions using the civil parking enforcement powers available to the council discharged via our team of Community Wardens.

Having consulted on these proposals, the council had received one objection.

Resolved – (a) That the Traffic Regulation Order, as shown on the plan in Appendix 1 to the report, be approved, and (b) that officers write to residents advising them of the decision, following the normal legal procedure.

10 (10) TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER (TRO) – FLIXBOROUGH ROAD JUNCTION (BURTON UPON STATHER) – The Director: Operations submitted a report considering objections received to the proposed TRO on Flixborough Road, Burton upon Stather.

The proposed restrictions were designed to remove parking in front of Burton-upon-Stather Primary School.  The planned restrictions were part of efforts to reduce the number vehicles parking at the Flixborough Road junction.

The restrictions are part of the wider efforts to reduce the number of children transported to school by car. It would also encourage more healthy and green alternatives.

Concerns had been raised about inconsiderate parking outside of the School. Implementing the proposed TRO would allow the opportunity to enforce against parking contraventions using the civil parking enforcement powers available to the council discharged via the council’s team of Community Wardens.

Having consulted on these proposals two objections were received.

Resolved – (a) That the Traffic Regulation Order, as shown on the plan in Appendix 1 to the report, be approved, and (b) that officers write to residents advising them of the decision, following the normal legal procedure.

11 (11) PARKING RESTRICTIONS HENDERSON AVENUE/DONNINGTON GARDENS, SCUNTHORPE – The Director: Operations submitted a report considering objections received to the above Traffic Regulation Order (TRO).

Parking restrictions had been proposed on Henderson Avenue and Donnington Gardens. Complaints were received about parking outside the Post Office.  The main complaint was lack of visibility when turning on to Henderson Avenue.

There were also complaints about vehicles parking on the footway. As part of the planning conditions the shop owner installed bollards to restrict this type of parking.

This issue was raised as a concern by the Neighbourhood Action Team and Ward Members. The proposed TRO had come from discussions with the NAT and the local Police Team.

The proposed restrictions were to address the above concerns.

Resolved – (a) That the Traffic Regulation Order, as shown on the plan in Appendix 1 to the report, be approved, and (b) that officers write to the objector advising them of the decision, following the normal legal procedure.

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