Decision - TRO-43-2023 Objections to Bikeshare hub carriageway sites
Decision maker
Transport & Sustainability Committee
Report author
Matthew Thompson
Published
19 Dec 2023
Reference
7096
As published
the council's own words, uneditedDetails of objections to TRO amendments at sites which have passed the threshold for committee referral.
1) The Committee agrees to proceed with the proposal in Traffic Regulation Order TRO – 43b – 2023 (Outer) for Graham Avenue only, having taken into consideration all the duly made comments and to withdraw the Northease Drive carriageway site proposal.
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The document lists proposed, consultation-stage, planning-stage and relocated hub sites across the city. It also identifies developer sites, including the Former Belgrave Centre, South Portslade, where Hyde Housing is named, and a Council land site at North Coldean.
Recommendation
To progress the listed hub sites through consultation, planning and relocation processes, subject to any required committee approval.
Financial impact
None stated
Ward affected
city-wide
Stakeholders named
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Hyde HousingCouncilWaitroseLidllandownerlocal residents and site users
Next steps
parsed- Continue consultation on Upper Drive/ Dyke Rd and Auckland Drive Bevendean sites to 24 November 2023.
- Continue consultation on Richmond Square and Upper Hollingdean Rd at Ditchling Road sites to 18 December 2023.
- Progress Saltdean Lido site through planning.
- Relocate the Western Rd Waitrose and Lidl Whitehawk sites as described.
- Progress developer sites in line with planning condition requirements.
- Obtain committee approval for the Graham Ave/ Chalky Rd site.
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