Agenda and decisions
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Contact: Anne Gowing 020 8541 9938 Email: anne.gowing@surreycc.gov.uk
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DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST
To receive any declarations of disclosable pecuniary interests from Members in respect of any item to be considered at the meeting. |
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PROCEDURAL ITEMS
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Members' Questions
The deadline for Member’s questions is 12pm four working days before the meeting (4 June 2015). |
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Public Questions
The deadline for public questions is seven days before the meeting (3 June 2015). |
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Petitions
The deadline for petitions was 14 days before the meeting, and no petitions have been received. |
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On Street Parking Review Process Update
The purpose of this paper is to look at the current parking review process and ways of improving the service we provide including better communication, timely implementation and reducing unproductive work.
To consider whether we should increase the charges for resident parking schemes and parking suspensions and waivers.
Additional documents: Decision: That, as part of parking reviews, the following recommendations be approved:
1. Parking schemes that reduce obstruction, improve road safety and meet the council’s other transport plan objectives be prioritised. 2. In order to include a permit parking or other residential parking management scheme in a review, support should be demonstrated by at least 70% of frontages or a representative consultation group. (Exception by agreement of the Local Committee chairman/local member and parking team manager) 3. The size of parking reviews be limited to a maximum of 50 sites per district review. (Exception by agreement of the local committee chairman/parking team manager) 4. To also seek comments in support of proposals as part of the statutory consultation process, not just objections. 5. To letter dropping all affected frontages as part of the parking review statutory consultation. 6. To actively aim to minimise displacement in new parking schemes. 7. That there is no change to the minimum existing charges for resident and visitor permits for on street parking schemes. These will be considered again during 2016 in conjunction with preparations for the review of parking enforcement agency agreements. 8. That local committees have more flexibility to set charges for business permits, however the minimum should be £150. 9. There is no change to the current level of charges for parking bay suspensions and waivers.
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Speed Limit Assessment - A283 Petworth Road, Milford
The Cabinet Member is asked to consider whether to endorse the Waverley Local Committee’s request to reduce the speed limit on A283 Petworth Road, Milford. Under the county’s Speed Limit Policy, the Cabinet Member for Highways, Transport and Flooding is given the authority to endorse a new speed limit which does not comply with the policy.
Additional documents: Decision: 1. That the Waverley Local Committee request to reduce the speed limit to 30mph on the A283 Petworth Road between the Cherry Tree roundabout and the existing 30 mph speed limit near Milford Heath Road be approved, on an experimental basis to be reviewed after one year, with one condition that the Local Committee review the opportunity to add further signage or proposals that may assist in managing the speed in the road in an improved manner.
2. The recommended outcome proposed by officers in the report to the Local Committee be refused.
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