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Kensington Place traffic calming scheme

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A decision made (08.12.06) to amend the Parish Traffic Order to accommodate the changes in Kensington Place.

 

 

Subject:

Kensington Place traffic calming scheme. Temporary Amendment to the St.Helier Traffic Order under Article 68 of the Road Traffic Law.

Decision Reference:

MD-T-2006-0096

Exempt clause(s):

Public

Type of Report:

(oral or written)

Written

Person Giving Report (if oral):

 

Telephone or

e-mail Meeting?

 

Report

File ref:

I:Minister/2006/Ministerial Decisions/MD 00 Kensington Place Traffic Calming Scheme

Written report – Title

Kensington Place traffic calming scheme.

Temporary amendment to on-street parking and loading

under article 68 of the Road Traffic Law.

Written report – Author

(name and job title)

Bob Baudains. Manager – Traffic and Streetworks

Decision(s):

To amend the Parish Traffic Order, for a period not exceeding 12 months, to accommodate the changes already in place on-street in Kensington Place, made necessary to facilitate the new traffic calming scheme; and to approve the necessary public notice.

Reason(s) for decision:

Under Article 68 of the Road Traffic (Jersey) Law 1956 (revised) temporary changes to Traffic Orders must be preceded by consultation with the Minister and the Connétable.

Action required:

Publish the Notice in the Jersey Gazette on 2 occasions.

Signature:

(Minister/ Assistant Minister)

Date of Decision:

 

 

 

 

 

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