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9380 the London Gazette, Sth October 1965 9380 THE LONDON GAZETTE, STH OCTOBER 1965 in Circus Street to enable goods to be loaded or CARLISLE CITY COUNCIL unloaded for longer than two hours in any four The Carlisle (Lowther Street) (Prohibition of Waiting) hours. The Orders came into operation on 1st October 1965. (Amendment) Order, 1965 Notice is hereby given that on' the 5th day of W. O. Dodd, Town Clerk. October the Carlisle City Council made an Order Town Hall, under sections 26 and 27 of the Road Traffic Act, Brighton 1. 1960, the effect of which is to prohibit waiting on (373) both sides on the whole length of Lowther Street from its junction with the Crescent and Warwick Road BASILDON URBAN DISTRICT COUNCIL to its junction with Spring Gardens Lane on the east side and Drovers Lane on the west side. Road Traffic Act, 1962 H. D. A. Robertson, Town Clerk. Imposition of 40 m.p.h. Speed Limit Civic Centre, Notice is hereby given that the Urban District Council Carlisle. of Basildon intend to apply to the Minister of Trans- (376) port for consent to the making of an Order under section 11 (1) of the Road Traffic Act, 1962, prohi- biting die driving of motor vehicles at a speed exceed- CHESTERFIELD BOROUGH COUNCIL ing 40 m.p.h. on the length of road specified in the Schedule to this notice. The Borough of Chesterfield (Infirmary Road) This length of road is at present subject to a speed (Prohibition of Waiting) Order, 1965 limit of 30 m.p.h. Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of Octo- Any objection to the making of the Order should be ber 1965, the Chesterfield Borough Council made sent to the Associate Clerk of the Council, Council an Order under sections 26 and 27 of the Road Offices, Keay House, 88 Town Square, Basildon, Essex, Traffic Act, 1960, the effect of which is to prohibit not later than 1st November 1965. the waiting of vehicles at any time on (a) the west side of Infirmary Road between its SCHEDULE junction with Brewery Street amd Wharf Lane. London Road (A. 13) Bowers Gifford, Pitsea, Basil- (b) the east side of Infirmary Road— don, extending for a distance of 250 yards westwards (i) from its junction with Wharf Lane south- from the junction of Pound Lane, Pitsea, Basildcxn. wards for a distance of 543 yards ; and Dated this 8th day of October 1965. (fi) from a point 582 yards south of its junc- A. ]. G. Cooper, Associate Clerk of the Council. tion with Wharf Lane south-eastwards for a Council Offices, Keay House, distance of 25 yards. 88 Town Square, Basildon, Essex. Exceptions are provided in the Order to enable (334) a vehicle to wait for so long as may be necessary for a person to board or alight from the vehicle, to enable goods to be loaded on to or unloaded from BORDER RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL the vehicle, or to enable the vehicle, if it cannot The Brampton Central Place Car Park Parking conveniently be used for such purpose in any other Regulations, 1965 road, to be used in connection with any funeral, Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of building operation or demolition, the removal of October 1965 the Border Rural District Council made any obstruction to traffic, the maintenance, improve- an Order under sub-section 2 of section 11 of the ment or reconstruction of the lengths of roads above Road Traffic and Roads Improvement Act, 1960, the referred to or the laying, erection, alteration, or effect of which is to prohibit the waiting of vehicles repair in or near to the lengths of roads of any sewer, exceeding 2 tons unladen weight and limiting waiting or of any main, pipe, or apparatus for the supply to twelve hours in any one day upon the Council's of gas, water or electricity, or of any telegraphic Central Place Car Park at Brampton 'in the county line as defined in the Telegraph Act, 1878. of Cumberland. A map indicating the lengths of Infirmary Road to which the Order relates is available for inspection A. C. Crane, Clerk of the Border Rural District at my office during normal office hours on Mondays Council. to Fridays. 3-7 Victoria Place, The Order will come into operation on the 18th Carlisle. October 1965. (299) Richard Clegg, Town Clerk. Town Hall, CARLISLE CITY COUNCIL Chesterfield. The Carlisle (Spring Gardens Lane, Albert Street and 8th October 1965. Victoria Place) (One Way) Order, 1965 (227) Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of October the Carlisle City Council made an Order under sec- tions 26 and 27 of the Road Traffic Act, 1960, the COLCHESTER BOROUGH COUNCIL effect of which is to make the whole length of Spring Notice is hereby given that the Colchester Borough Gardens Lane, Albert Street and Victoria Place from Council have made an Order under section 27 of its junction with Spencer Street to its junction with the Road Traffic Act, 1960, the effect of which is to Lowther Street one way streets. prohibit the waiting of vehicles in any of the lengths of road specified in the Schedule to this notice and to H. D. A. Robertson, Town Clerk. prohibit vehicles from making a right-hand turn when Civic Centre, entering London Road from Halstead Road. Carlisle. N. Catchpole, Town Clerk. (375) Town Hall, Colchester CARLISLE CITY COUNCIL 8th October 1965. The Carlisle (Drovers Lane) (Prohibition of SCHEDULE Waiting) Order, 1965 Lengths of Road in the Borough of Colchester Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of October Halstead Road, for a distance of 450 feet from its the Carlisle City Council made an Order under junction with London Road. sections 26 and 27 of the Road Traffic Act, 1960, the Collingwood Road, for a distance of 45 feet from effect of which is to prohibit waiting on both sides its junction with London Road. of the road known as Drovers Lane between its Trafalgar Road, for a distance of 45 feet from its junction with Lowther Street and its junction with junction with London Road. Rickergate. Nelson Road, for a distance of 45 feet from its H. D. A. Robertson, Town Clerk. junction with London Road. Civic Centre, Straight Road, for a distance of 160 feet from hs Carlisle. junction with London Road. (374) (197) For any late Notices see Contents list on last page.
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