Decision - Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP)

Brighton and Hove Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee Decided 15 Mar 2022 approved GET /api/coverage

Decision maker

Environment, Transport & Sustainability Committee

Report author

Andrew Renaut

Published

17 Mar 2022

Reference

6561

As published

the council's own words, unedited

Feedback from the consultation on the draft LCWIP document (held in autumn 2021), along with the final LCWIP document for adoption.

1) That Committee agrees the Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) (Appendix 2 to this report) as a basis for the strategic planning of active travel network improvements in the city over the next ten years. 2) That the Committee agrees that the cross-party Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan (LCWIP) Member Working Group continues to operate in order to provide oversight of the delivery of the plan, with amended Terms of Reference brought to a future meeting of the Policy & Resources committee for approval.

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Brighton & Hove City Council consulted residents and stakeholder groups on the draft Local Cycling and Walking Infrastructure Plan and the initial direction of travel for Local Transport Plan 5 between 30 September and 15 November 2021. Feedback from 912 survey responses, public events, workshops and focus groups broadly supported safer, joined-up and separated walking and cycling routes, while highlighting concerns about maintenance, accessibility, enforcement, personal safety and cycle parking.

Recommendation

Use the consultation feedback when finalising the LCWIP network and consider detailed comments at the detailed design stage for future walking and cycling schemes.

Financial impact

None stated

Ward affected

city-wide

Date in document

15 Nov 2021

Stakeholders named

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Residents and survey respondentsPedestriansCyclistsDisabled peopleOlder peopleYounger people and school pupilsBlack, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) peopleLocal businesses and organisationsPublic transport usersTaxi users and operators

Next steps

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Take consultation comments into consideration as part of the final LCWIP network.
Use detailed comments on routes, areas and issues at the detailed design stage of future schemes.
Continue developing the walking and cycling network, including consideration of accessibility, maintenance, enforcement, safety and cycle parking.

Precedents

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