Decision - A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme Consultation
As published
the council's own words, uneditedThis report will summarise the results of the public consultation for the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme and include recommendations for the next steps of the project.
1) That Cabinet notes the outcome of the most recent public consultation and stakeholder engagement as set out in Appendix 1 of this report. 2) That Cabinet approves the amendments to the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme designs as outlined in the report at paragraph 5.4, Appendix 1 and Appendix 2, following consideration of the public consultation and stakeholder engagement responses. 3) That Cabinet authorises that all Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) required for the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme be advertised in accordance with the standard procedure. If the TRO consultation responses exceed the threshold as outlined in the Part 2F - Scheme of Delegation to Officers, the TROs will be reported back to this Cabinet next year to agree the way forward. 4) That Cabinet delegates to the Corporate Director for City Operations, the decision to procure and award a call-off contract, within the budget outlined in Section 6 of this report, under the Council's existing Highways Services Framework for the construction of the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme. 5) That Cabinet requests officers to pursue external funding to extend the A259 Hove to Portslade Active Travel Scheme east towards Brighton in response to feedback received. Any designs would be subject to the usual approval and consultation processes.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 17793/1830 tokens · 14150ms · parsed 8 Sep 2026 11:43The report presents feedback from a public consultation on proposals to improve active travel facilities along the A259 between Hove and Portslade. Most respondents supported the proposed cycle routes, crossings and wider pavements, and the designs were amended in response to concerns about crossings, parking, bus stops, safety and traffic.
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parsed- Incorporate the consultation-informed design changes into the proposals.
- Widen the buffer separator next to parking as much as possible.
- Add safety measures on shared-use sections and review toucan crossing designs.
- Review bus stop positioning to maintain traffic flow.
- Work with West Sussex County Council on making the route two-way sooner and continuing the separated cycle lane towards Shoreham-by-Sea.
- Consider additional parking mitigation and green spaces or planting where possible.