YATE - Elswick Park proposed waiting restrictions - Mulberry Crescent and Normandy Drive
Inappropriately parked vehicles in the Elswick Park development are causing traffic and access issues in Mulberry Crescent and Normandy Drive.
The aim of the proposals is targeted at improving vehicular access, especially large vehicles (like refuse, emergency and delivery vehicles). In Mulberry Crescent and Normandy Drive some no waiting at any time (double yellow line) restrictions have been proposed to help vehicle access. The proposals have been discussed by local councillors.
The scheme is programmed for implementation during within this financial year (2014/15), and are subject to sufficient support from local business and residents, and comments received at a future formal consultation.
Have your say
The drawing showing the proposals is available directly via the link on this page or in the consultation documents section below. The proposals may also be viewed at Yate library during normal opening hours. Please respond before 4 December 2014.
To tell us your views you can:
- respond to the on-line questionnaire
- Email: transportservices@southglos.gov.uk
- Write to: FREEPOST RTCT-JXLE-EET, South Gloucestershire Council, Elswick Park waiting restrictions, Design & Operations team, Civic Centre, High Street, Kingswood, BRISTOL, BS15 9TR
This consultation has now closed and our consultation report is now available.
Timeline
- Opened
17 Nov 2014 at 00:00 - Closed
4 Dec 2014 at 23:59 -
Response Published
16 Dec 2014
Summary of Results
Consultation Documents
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