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EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Ayr Abbots Crescent Ayr Abbots Way Ayr Alloway Street Ayr Armour Drive Ayr Arthur Street Ayr Ashgrove Street Ayr Beech Grove Ayr Belmont Road ( Variable School days Only ) Ayr Blackhouse Place Ayr Bracken Park Ayr Braehead Crescent Ayr Braehead PS Ayr Braemar Square Ayr Braeside Road Ayr Burnbank Road Ayr Burnett Terrace Ayr Caledonia Road Ayr Campion Court Ayr Carrick Road ( A79 ) ( Variable School days Only ) Ayr Castle Square Ayr Castle View Ayr Celandine Bank Ayr Cessnock Place Ayr Churchill Crescent Ayr Compbell Court Ayr Content Street, Ayr Cornhill EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Ayr Cowan Crescent Ayr Craigie Lea Ayr Crainsbill Court Ayr Dalblair Road Ayr Dalmilling PS Ayr Dongola Road Ayr Doon Avenue Ayr Doonholm Place Ayr Doonholm Road Ayr Dunlop Crescent Ayr Dunlop Terrace Ayr Elba Street, Ayr Farrell Place Ayr Fenwickland Avenue Ayr Fenwickland Place Ayr Fern Brae Ayr Fir Bank Ayr Forest Way Ayr Fort Street ( Variable School days Only ) Ayr Foxglove Place Ayr Fulshaw Crescent Ayr Fulshaw Place Ayr Galloway Avenue Ayr George Street, Ayr Glenmuir Court Ayr Glenmuir Square Ayr Gorse Park EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Ayr Greenan Grove Ayr Greenan Park Ayr Greenan Road Ayr Greenan Way Ayr Greentree Park Ayr Harebell Place Ayr Hawkhill Avenue Ayr Hawkhill Avenue Lane Ayr Heather Park Ayr Heathfield Road (Variable School Days Only ) Ayr High Street Ayr Holmston Drive Ayr Honeysuckle Park Ayr James Street, Ayr Kilbrabdon Way Ayr Kilbrandon Crescent Ayr Kincaidston Drive Ayr Kings Court, Ayr Kirk Port Ayr Kyle academy Ayr Kyle Street Ayr Lawson Street Ayr Lindsay Street Ayr Lugar Crescent Ayr Lymburn Place Ayr Lymonds Wynd, Ayr Macadam Place, EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Ayr Mackie Street Ayr Main Road ( A719 ) ( Variable School days Only ) Ayr Mainholm Court Ayr Mainholm Crescent Ayr Marigold Square Ayr Midton Road Ayr Morrison Gardens Ayr Murray St Ayr Nelson Place Ayr Nile Court Ayr Nursery Road Ayr Old Bridge Street Ayr Peggieshill Road Ayr Philip Square Ayr Primrose Park Ayr Princes Court Ayr Queen Margaret Academy Ayr Queen Street, Ayr Riverside Place Ayr Rockrose Park Ayr Roman Road Ayr Ross Street Ayr Russell Street Ayr Sannox View Ayr Sloan Place Ayr Smith Street Ayr Sorrell Drive EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Ayr Stonecrop Place Ayr The Loaning Ayr Thistle Walk Ayr Thorneyflat Crescent Ayr Thornwood Avenue Ayr Trefoil Place Ayr Un-Named Rd Between Hawkhill Ave & Back Hawkhill Ave Ayr Upper Crofts Ayr Victoria Street, Ayr Waggon Road Ayr Wills Gardens Ayr Whitletts Court Ayr Whitletts Road ( A719 ) ( Variable School days Only ) Ayr York Street Ballantrae Ailsa Drive Ballantrae Arran Avenue Ballantrae Downan Avenue Ballantrae Kintyre Avenue Ballantrae Onslow Place Barrhill Changue Road Barrhill Main Street ( A714 ) ( Variable School Days Only ) Colmonell Hyslop Crescent Colmonell Main Street ( B734 ) ( Variable School days Only ) Coylton Main Road ( A70 Joppa ) ( Variable School Days Only ) Craigie Main Street Crosshill Carrick Drive Dundonald Auchans Drive EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Dundonald Beaton Lane Dundonald Castleview Dundonald Coats Place Dundonald Cochrane Avenue Dundonald Cochrane Drive Dundonald Earl Crescent Dundonald Earl Mount Dundonald Gulliland Avenue Dundonald Kilnford Crescent Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Dundonald Laurieston Court Dundonald Lochside Court Girvan Maple Drive Girvan Miller Avenue Girvan Pine Quadrant Girvan Sycamore Drive Girvan The Avenue ( Variable School days Only ) Girvan Wesley Road Girvan Wreck Road Kirkmichael Bolestyle crescent Kirkmichael Woodside crescent Maidens Ardlochan Road Maidens Ardlochan Terrace Maidens Bainshill Drive Maidens Harbour Road Maidens Shanter Road Maidens Turnberry Road ( A719 ) ( Variable School days Only ) Maybole Allan`s Hill Maybole Cairnfield Avenue Maybole Dailly Road Maybole Hicks Avenue Minishant Nursery Square Minishant Merrick Crescent Minishant Mure Place Minishant Monkwood Crescent Monkton Baird Place Monkton Burnside Road EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Monkton Coronation Street Monkton Charles Avenue Monkton Firhill Drive Monkton Greenknowe Park Monkton Kilmarnock Road Monkton Main Street Monkton Main Street Access Road Monkton Queen`s Drive Monkton Station Road Monkton Whiteside Park Monkton Whiteside Place Mossblown one five eight two Mossblown Afton Avenue Mossblown Brocklehill Drive Mossblown Church Drive Pinwherry Muck Road Prestwick Anderson Crescent Prestwick Ardfin Court, Prestwick, Prestwick Ardfin Road, Prestwick, Prestwick Benmore, Prestwick Prestwick Carnell Terrace Prestwick Carradale Drive, Prestwick, Prestwick Creran Court, Prestwick, Prestwick Crosbie Terrace Prestwick Devilla Court, Prestwick, Prestwick Dundonald Terrace Prestwick Fearnoch, Prestwick, EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Prestwick Greenan Terrace Prestwick Lennox Drive, Prestwick, Prestwick Loudoun Terrace Prestwick Mossbank Prestwick Newark Terrace Prestwick Nursery Avenue Prestwick Sanquhar Avenue Prestwick Wallace Court Prestwick Whiteside Road Prestwick Whiteside Terrace Straiton Newton Stewart Road Symington Brewlands Road ( Cul-De-Sac ) Symington Dankeith Drive Symington Doon Place Symington Loudoun Place Symington Merrick Place Symington Townend Brae Symington Dankieth Road Symington Kerrix Road Symington Main Street Tarbolton Park Road Troon Academy Street Troon Annick Place, Troon Barassie Street Troon Barassiebank Lane Troon Burnfoot Avenue Troon Burnside Place EIR/2016/1111 SOUTH AYRSHIRE STREETS 20MPH RESTRICTION (Without Traffic Calming) Town Street Troon Church Street Troon Clyde Place, Troon Earn Road, Troon Euchan Place, Troon Findhorn Place, Troon Garry Place, Troon Johnston Drive Troon Kyle Drive Troon Leven Road, Troon Lugar Place, Troon Marr College Troon Muir Drive Troon Muirhead PS Troon Ness Place, Troon North Shore Road Troon Queen`s Drive Troon Sark Drive, Troon Spey Road, Troon Staffin Road, Troon Tay Road Troon Walker Avenue Troon Wallace Avenue Troon Young Avenue.
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