Rugby speed limit and waiting restrictions - various (TR/10946)

Scheme overview

Under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 we propose to:

1. Impose a 40 mph speed limit upon that length of Ashlawn Road which is described in Schedule 1.
2. Vary the existing Warwickshire County Council (Borough of Rugby) (Civil Enforcement Area) (Waiting Restrictions, On-Street Parking Places and Residents’ Parking) (Consolidation) Order 2017, as described (by approximate measurements) in Schedule 2.

Exceptions to any waiting restrictions described in Schedule 2 will permit waiting for the purposes of picking up and setting down passengers, loading and unloading goods, for vehicles displaying a disabled person’s badge and in connection with the maintenance of the road and the supply of gas, water or electricity.

Traffic orders and public notices

• Public Notice (PDF, 124 KB)
• Statement of Reasons (PDF, 126 KB)

A copy of the proposed Orders, together with copies of Orders to be varied, plans showing the lengths of road affected and statements of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Orders may be inspected at the Main Reception, Shire Hall, Market Place, Warwick, at Rugby Borough Council, Town Hall, Rugby and at the Library & Information Centre, Little Elborow Street, Rugby during usual opening hours.

Technical plans

• Waiting restrictions - Barby Road, Ashlawn Road and Onley Lane - TR/10946-01 (PDF, 295 KB)
• 40 mph speed limit - Ashlawn Road - TR/10946-03 (PDF, 396 KB)

Enquiries

Any enquiries relating to these proposals may be made to Ben Davenport, Communities Directorate, Shire Hall, Warwick by email to pmc@warwickshire.gov.uk

Objections

Any objections to the proposals, which must be in writing and specify the grounds on which they are made, should be addressed to Ben Davenport, Parking Management, Traffic and Road Safety Group, Communities Directorate, PO Box 43, Shire Hall, Warwick, CV34 4RL or to the above-mentioned email address.

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Objections and representations must be sent so as to be received by 31 May 2019.