Decision details

B6200 Retford Road and Innovation Way, Woodhouse Mill introduction of clearway (Retford Road) and no waiting at any time (Innovation Way)

Decision Maker: Strategic Director of Regeneration and Environment

Decision status: Recommendations Approved

Is Key decision?: No

Is subject to call in?: No

Purpose:

To seek approval from Assistant Director to implement a traffic regulation order subject to no objections being received. If objections are received the report will be considered by Strategic Director. The effect of the orders will be to introduce a no waiting at any time on Innovation Way Woodhouse Mill and a 24 hour clearway on the B6200 Sheffield Road / Retford Rd Woodhouse Mill.

Decision:

RECORD OF OFFICER EXECUTIVE DECISION

 

 

Date of Decision:

22nd July 2022

Decision Maker:

(Including Job Title)

Simon Moss

Assistant Director, Planning, Regeneration and Transport

Specific Delegation:

(If any)

To promote, consider objections to and implement Traffic Regulation Orders under the Traffic Regulation Act 1984.

Brief Description of Decision:

 

To seek approval to implement on the B6200 Retford Road Woodhouse Mill, the provision of 24 hour clearway and on Innovation Way Woodhouse Mill, the provision of no waiting at any time restriction

Reasons for the Decision:

 

As part of an investigation into the potential obstruction of vehicle accesses into both existing and proposed industrial premises on Innovation Way, Woodhouse Mill, a no waiting at any time restriction is being promoted. As this may lead to a displacement of vehicles onto the adjacent B6200 Retford Road, a 24 hour clearway restriction is being promoted on this road. Both restrictions should result in the highway network remaining clear of any parked vehicles, ensuring the free and efficient movement of goods and services along these roads.

Details of alternative options considered and rejected:

No restriction and limited restriction on vehicles parking on the highway (Innovation Way) was considered, however, as Innovation Way is relatively short with numerous accesses each requiring a large area to facilitate the turning movements of vehicles expected to use these accesses, then this may have resulted in vehicle access to premises being obstructed, and as such, this was not considered a viable option.

 

The requirement to ensure the free and safe flow of traffic resulted in no waiting at any time restrictions being considered the most appropriate option for Innovation Way. As this option may lead to vehicle displacement from Innovation Way to the adjacent B6200 Retford Road, a 24 hour clearway was proposed. A clearway acts similarly to a no waiting at any time restriction but is often used over a long length of road where the provision of yellow marking can be difficult to maintain.  The need for a 24 hour clearway on the B6200 Retford Road, reflects the requirement for this road to maintain the free and safe flow of traffic.

Conflicts of interest declared by any Executive Member consulted by the decision maker which relates to the decision:

 

Dispensations Granted:

(If any)

 

Reports or parts of reports considered

 

 

I certify that this is a true record of the executive decision in relation to

 

 

 

 

      

Signed by the Decision Maker                                    

Dated: 22.07.2022

Name: Simon Moss

Job Title: Assistant Director, Planning, Regeneration and Transport

 

Publication date: 21/04/2022

Date of decision: 22/07/2022

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