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HIGHWAY FORUM INDEX Date Name Subject 24.6.03 Harborough New arrangements and proposed meeting dates for the Forum 24.6.03 Harborough Notes of the last meeting of the Harborough Highways Partnership Management Group (HHPMG) 24.6.03 Harborough Traffic Regulation Orders – the Police’s Position 24.6.03 Harborough Programme of Traffic Regulation Orders for 2003/04 24.6.03 Harborough Structural Maintenance and Surfacing Dressing Programme for Financial Year 2003/04 24.6.03 Harborough Leicestershire County Council’s Programme of Works for Financial Year 2003/04 24.6.03 Harborough Presentation of a petition requesting the provision of pedestrian facilities on Bowden Lane Market Harborough 24.6.03 Harborough Presentation of a petition requesting A6 junction improvements in Kibworth 24.6.03 Harborough Presentation of a petition requesting the provision of a footpath between School Road and Meadowbrook Road Kibworth Beauchamp 24.6.03 Harborough Proposed Traffic Regulation Order – Parish of Croft, Coventry Road and Arbor Road 50 mph speed limit 24.6.03 Harborough Information to Members on Roadworks 24.6.03 Harborough Harborough District Council Car Parks Asset Review 24.6.03 Harborough Ongoing Action Statement • Pilot 20mph limit outside schools • A47 Scheme Identification Study 17.7.03 Melton New arrangements and proposed meeting dates for the Forum 17.7.03 Melton Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 17.7.03 Melton 2003/04 Capital Programme – Structural Maintenance and Surface Dressing 17.7.03 Melton 2003/04 Capital Programme – Integrated Transport and Bridge Strengthening Programmes 17.7.03 Melton Report on arrangements for various schemes of work affecting Melton Town Centre during 2003/04 31.7.03 Charnwood New Arrangements and Proposed meeting dates for the Forum 31.7.03 Charnwood Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 31.7.03 Charnwood 2003/04 Capital Programme – Structural Maintenance and Surface Dressing 31.7.03 Charnwood 2003/04 Capital Programme – Integrated Transport and Bridge Maintenance 31.7.03 Charnwood Loughborough Inner Relief Road 31.7.03 Charnwood Street Furniture in Loughborough Town Centre 31.7.03 Charnwood A607 Rearsby Bypass 31.7.03 Charnwood Shepshed Town Centre 7.8.03 Hinckley & New arrangements and proposed meeting dates for the Bosworth Forum 7.8.03 Hinckley & Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 Bosworth 1 E:\moderngov\data\published\Intranet\C00000709\M00003711\AI00034212\$umov4tyd.doc HIGHWAY FORUM INDEX Date Name Subject 7.8.03 Hinckley & 2003/04 Structural Maintenance, Integrated Transport Bosworth Schemes and Bridge Maintenance Programmes 7.8.03 Hinckley & Regents Street Pedestrianisation Progress Report Bosworth 3.9.03 Blaby New Arrangements and Proposed meeting dates for the Forum 3.9.03 Blaby Structural Maintenance Programme 2003/04 3.9.03 Blaby Integrated Transport and Bridge Maintenance Programme 2003/04 3.9.03 Blaby Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 11.9.03 North West New Arrangements and Proposed meeting dates for the Forum 11.9.03 North West Structural Maintenance, Integrated Transport Schemes and Bridge Maintenance Programmes 2003/04 11.9.03 North West Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 11.9.03 North West Progress Report in Pedestrian Crossing Bardon Road Coalville 18.9.03 Oadby & New Arrangements and proposed meeting dates for the Wigston Forum 18.9.03 Oadby & Structural Maintenance Programme 2003/04 Wigston 18.9.03 Oadby & Integrated Transport Schemes and Bridge Strengthening Wigston Programme 2003/04 18.9.03 Oadby & Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 Wigston 18.9.03 Oadby & Other Highway Issues – Black Pad, Resident Parking Wigston Schemes, Winter Maintenance and Verge Maintenance 23.9.03 Harborough Minutes of Last Meeting • Harborough District Council Car Parks Asset Review 23.9.03 Harborough Matters arising from previous minutes – response to letters sent to Rt Hon Alistair Darling MP and Mr E Garnier on the detrunking of the A6 23.9.03 Harborough Local Plan Review 23.9.03 Harborough Traffic Calming Features in the Public Highway required in connection with residential development at Great Bowden Road and Walcote Road Market Harborough 23.9.03 Harborough Highways Agency Scheme Identification Study on A47 23.9.03 Harborough Petition requesting traffic calming on Roman Way Market Harborough 23.9.03 Harborough Petition requesting one-way traffic system on Mill Road Ullesthorpe 23.9.03 Harborough Update on the Structural Maintenance and surface dressing programmes 2003/04 23.9.03 Harborough Programme of Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 – current situation 23.9.03 Harborough Proposed Traffic Regulation Order A426 Rugby Road Mill Farm Development Lutterworth 2 E:\moderngov\data\published\Intranet\C00000709\M00003711\AI00034212\$umov4tyd.doc HIGHWAY FORUM INDEX Date Name Subject 23.9.03 Harborough Ongoing Action Statement • 2004/05 TRO programme • Car Park Asset review • Decriminalisation 23.10.03 Melton Matters Arising – Melton Town Centre Lorry Scheme Control by Rutland County Council 23.10.03 Melton A52 Traffic Issues - A52 Bridgeworks and A52 Traffic Flows and Speeds 23.10.03 Melton Parking on Footways and Verges – County Council Policy 23.10.03 Melton SCOOT Traffic Signalling System 23.10.03 Melton Traffic Regulation Orders – Update 23.10.03 Melton Winter Maintenance 23.10.03 Melton Capital Programme – Future Timetable 23.10.03 Melton Ongoing Action Statement Whats On and Parking on Leicester Road 23.10.03 Melton Future Issues Police representative to be invited SCOOT report Lorry Control Schemes A52 Bottesford-North lorry control 23.10.03 Melton Borough Planning Committee – Highway Information and Grass Cutting 2003 29.10.03 Charnwood Transport Infrastructure and facilities in the former Loughborough Highways Agency area 29.10.03 Charnwood Decriminalised Parking Enforcement 29.10.03 Charnwood Detrunking of the A6 29.10.03 Charnwood Winter Maintenance 29.10.03 Charnwood Shepshed Town Centre – Report on Site Visit 29.10.03 Charnwood Programme of TROs – Current position 29.10.03 Charnwood Ongoing Action Statement 29.10.03 Charnwood Future Arrangements for Transportation Capital Programme 29.10.03 Charnwood Future Issues – installation of speed cameras and Highways Development Control System operation 29.10.03 Charnwood Any Other Business • Planning Decisions – LCC’s role • Traffic Burder Street – Regeneration area 6.11.03 Hinckley & Urgent Item – Accident statistics on the A5 Bosworth 6.11.03 Hinckley & Decriminalised Parking Enforcement Bosworth 6.11.03 Hinckley & Hinckley Town Centre Improvement Scheme – Progress Bosworth Report 6.11.03 Hinckley & Ongoing Action Statement Bosworth • Yellow Lines - Church Street Burbage • Traffic Calming – Ratby • Traffic Calming – Bagworth 3 E:\moderngov\data\published\Intranet\C00000709\M00003711\AI00034212\$umov4tyd.doc HIGHWAY FORUM INDEX Date Name Subject • High Street Barwell 6.11.03 Hinckley & Future Arrangements for Transportation Capital Bosworth Programme 6.11.03 Hinckley & Future Meetings – Future Issues Bosworth 6.11.03 Hinckley & Dates of next meeting Bosworth 9.12.03 Harborough Update to Structural Maintenance and Surface Dressing Programmes for Financial Year 2003/04 within Harborough District 9.12.03 Harborough Harborough District Council – Local Transport Plan Supportive Statement 9.12.03 Harborough Harborough District Council – St Mary’s Road, Gateway Regeneration Project 9.12.03 Harborough Programme of Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 – Current Situation 9.12.03 Harborough Grass Cutting of Highway Grass within Harborough District – Update on trial arrangements 9.12.03 Harborough Petition: Pedestrian Crossing – Bowden Lane, Market Harborough 9.12.03 Harborough Petition: Request for A6 Junction improvements in Kibworth 9.12.03 Harborough Petition: Request for the provision of a footpath between School Road and Meadowbrook Road Kibworth Beauchamp 9.12.03 Harborough Decriminalised Parking Enforcement 9.12.03 Harborough Ongoing Action Statement • Crossing facilities Northampton Road, Market Harborough • Fatality on A47 9.12.03 Harborough Future Arrangements for the Transportation Capital Programme 9.12.03 Harborough Proposed Structural Maintenance and Surface Dressing Programmes within Harborough District for financial year 2004/05 9.12.03 Harborough Future Meetings – Discussion Items • Development at Scraptoft • Litter from fast food outlets in lay-bys 9.12.03 Harborough Dates of Next Meetings – Move to Monday evenings 7.1.04 Oadby & Matters arising from previous minutes - New Wigston Arrangements and proposed meeting dates for the Forum 7.1.04 Oadby & Matters arising from previous minutes – Integrated Wigston Transport Schemes and Bridge Strengthening Programme 2003/04 7.1.04 Oadby & Traffic Matters – B582 Oadby Road Wigston Wigston 7.1.04 Oadby & B582 Station Road Wigston Cycleway – Progress Report Wigston 4 E:\moderngov\data\published\Intranet\C00000709\M00003711\AI00034212\$umov4tyd.doc HIGHWAY FORUM INDEX Date Name Subject 7.1.04 Oadby & Highway Verge Maintenance Wigston 7.1.04 Oadby & Winter Maintenance Salting Arrangements Wigston 7.1.04 Oadby & County Policy on Bus Lanes Wigston 7.1.04 Oadby & Future Arrangements for the Transportation Capital Wigston Programme 7.1.04 Oadby & Customer Access – Promotion of Roadline Freephone Wigston Service 7.1.04 Oadby & Programme of Traffic Regulation Orders 2003/04 – Wigston Current Situation 7.1.04 Oadby & Severn Trent Water Flood Alleviation Scheme Oadby Wigston Road Wigston 7.1.04 Oadby & Future Meetings – Discussion Items Wigston Home Zone – Cherry Street Shackerdale Road/West Avenue Safe Routes to Schools
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