Issue - meetings

Consideration of objections and making an order.

Having considered the reasons for the proposals, objections, and issues around equalities and diversity, together with proposed mitigating actions, the Cabinet agreed to proceed with the creation of the Traffic Regulation Order for a resident permit parking scheme, double yellow lines and verge protection in the Crop Common and Cecil Crescent areas of Hatfield.

Residents within the consultation area had previously contacted Parking Services highlighting significant parking demand in certain roads.  A total of 634 residents and businesses were consulted and three formal objections were received. The objections raised were not against the Verge and Footway Order, but were related to the creation of double yellow lines and the resident parking scheme.

As standard practice all changes to the parking restrictions would be monitored for a period of six months and any changes would be carried out during this period.

RESOLVED:

That, having considered the reasons for the proposals, objections, and issues around equalities and diversity, together with proposed mitigating actions, the Cabinet agrees to proceed with the creation of the Traffic Regulation Order for a resident permit parking scheme, double yellow lines and verge protection in the Crop Common and Cecil Crescent areas of Hatfield, as recommended by the Panel.