After a request from the community to improve safety on Gribblehirst Road and considering the feedback received, we will be proceeding with the parking change and extending the existing broken yellow lines on the northern side of Gribblehirst Road to improve safe access to and from the Sandringham Road intersection.
What we're changing
Removing one 4.5 metre parking space outside 93 Gribblehirst Road
Extending the existing broken yellow lines to the driveway
We want to work with the community to deliver safer roads in your neighbourhood.
When a vehicle parks next to this driveway, it can reduce visibility and make it harder for residents to safely enter and exit their property.
The changes would:
Benefit the community by improving safety
Improve visibility for traffic entering and exiting driveways
Improve safe access for vehicles entering the road from the Sandringham Road intersection
Feedback
Our feedback supported the proposal, particularly as the street is congested at times and removing this parking space improves visibility and safety for road users. The concern was that it did not go far enough and a request to extend the no parking zone further along this street.
AT Response:
The parking needs of residents and visitors must be balanced with maintaining reasonable access to our roads. In saying this, we do understand that vehicles parked on the road can sometimes be an inconvenience. At this stage, Gribblehirst Road does not meet the criteria for additional parking restrictions, as a consequence we won't be including more parking removal on the current proposal.
After a request from the community to improve safety on Gribblehirst Road and considering the feedback received, we will be proceeding with the parking change and extending the existing broken yellow lines on the northern side of Gribblehirst Road to improve safe access to and from the Sandringham Road intersection.
What we're changing
Removing one 4.5 metre parking space outside 93 Gribblehirst Road
Extending the existing broken yellow lines to the driveway
We want to work with the community to deliver safer roads in your neighbourhood.
When a vehicle parks next to this driveway, it can reduce visibility and make it harder for residents to safely enter and exit their property.
The changes would:
Benefit the community by improving safety
Improve visibility for traffic entering and exiting driveways
Improve safe access for vehicles entering the road from the Sandringham Road intersection
Feedback
Our feedback supported the proposal, particularly as the street is congested at times and removing this parking space improves visibility and safety for road users. The concern was that it did not go far enough and a request to extend the no parking zone further along this street.
AT Response:
The parking needs of residents and visitors must be balanced with maintaining reasonable access to our roads. In saying this, we do understand that vehicles parked on the road can sometimes be an inconvenience. At this stage, Gribblehirst Road does not meet the criteria for additional parking restrictions, as a consequence we won't be including more parking removal on the current proposal.
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