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AP 16.5.08.Indd CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S OFFICE Hill Road (C121) l Maybole – Glenalmond – Garryhorn – Minishant Road (C122) l Harperland Road (C128) l Langlands – Underhills Road (C138) l East Road, Prestwick (C142) l Belmont Road – Hillfoot Road, Ayr (C145) CLOSURE OF OFFICES l McCall’s Avenue – Walker Road, Ayr (C146) Notice is hereby given that Council Offices will be closed as detailed The Order will apply to the specified roads from time to time as indicated below:- by appropriate traffic signs and the effect will be to impose temporary Close: 4.45 pm Thursday 22 May 2008 prohibitions on the use, or on overtaking, or to impose temporary speed Reopen: 8.45 am Tuesday 27 May 2008 restrictions. Emergency Telephone Numbers The Order will come into force at 00:00 hours on Saturday 17th May 2008 and will remain in operation until 24:00 hours on Monday 16th November Emergency Repairs: 0845 719 0019 2009. Social Work Standby Service: 0800 811 505 E Howat, Assistant Chief Executive (WELLINGTON SQUARE, CASSILLIS STREET, Education, Culture AND LIFELONG LEARNING A719 WHITLETTS ROAD, HAWKHILL AVENUE AND B747 CRAIGIE ROAD, AYR) 2008 Annual (TEMPORARY RESTRICTIONS) ORDER 2008 On the 6th day of May 2008, South Ayrshire Council made an Order General Meeting under Section 62 of the Roads Scotland Act 1984, as amended, which and 2007 Sports will make it unlawful for :- Awards Ceremony 1. Prohibition of Loading / Waiting 1.1 Any person to cause, or permit any motor vehicle (with the exception of vehicles engaged on the Burns Festival Event) to wait adjacent Will be held in The County Hall, County Buildings, Wellington to the south kerbline of Wellington Square North, from a point 20 Square, Ayr on Wednesday 21st May 2008 metres, or thereby west of the central access point to the Wellington 2007 Sports Awards Ceremony - 7.00 pm Square Gardens, to a point 20 metres, or thereby east of said access, or as indicated by ‘no waiting at any time’ traffic cones, between the 2008 Annual General Meeting – 7.45 pm following times :- For information please contact: • From 06:00 hours on Sun 11th May until 22:00 hours on Dawn Whittle (Secretary) Tel: 01292 318555 Mon 26th May 2008, inclusive. www.sayrsportsc.co.uk 1.2 Any person to cause, or permit any motor vehicle (with the exception of vehicles engaged on the Burns Festival Event) to wait adjacent to the north kerbline of Wellington Square South, from its junction with DEVELOPMENT, SAFETY & REGULATION Fort Street to a point 40 metres, or thereby west of said junction, or as indicated by ‘no waiting at any time’ traffic cones, between the following times :- (JUNCTION RECONSTRUCTION WORKS) • From 06:00 hours on Sun 11th May until 22:00 hours on (BELMONT AVENUE AT BELMONT ROAD JUNCTION, Mon 26th May 2008, inclusive. AYR) 1.3 Any person to cause, or permit any motor vehicle (with the exception (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2008 of vehicles engaged on the Burns Festival Event) to wait adjacent On the 9th day of May 2008, South Ayrshire Council made an Order to the south kerbline of Wellington Square North, from its junction under Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as with Fort Street to the central access point to the Wellington Square amended, which will make it unlawful for:- Gardens Any person to drive, or cause, or permit to be driven any motor vehicle • From 06:00 hours until 23:59 hours on Sat 17th May 2008 (with the exception of vehicles engaged on junction reconstruction works) 1.4 Any person to cause, or permit any motor vehicle (with the exception on that part of Belmont Avenue, Ayr at its junction with Belmont Road. of vehicles engaged on the Burns Festival Event) to wait adjacent Between the following times: - to the north kerbline of Wellington Square South, from its junction From 07.00 hours on Friday 23rd May 2008 and will remain in with Fort Street to the central access point to the Wellington Square operation until 20.00 hours on Wednesday 28th May 2008, or until Gardens such time as the works are complete, whichever is the earlier. • From 06:00 hours until 23:59 hours on Sat 17th May 2008 ALTERNATIVE ROUTES 2. Prohibition of Specified Turns 1. Vehicles wishing to access Belmont Avenue from Belmont Road 2.1 Any person to drive, or cause, or permit to be driven any motor should proceed eastwards along Belmont Road to its junction with vehicle, so as to make a turn from the roads specified in column 1, to Meadowpark and then northwards along Meadowpark to its junction the roads specified in column 2, during the hours of 22:00 – 23:59 hrs with Chalmers Road and then westwards along Chalmers Road to it’s during Sat. 24th May 2008. junction with Belmont Avenue. 2. Vehicles wishing to access Belmont Road from Belmont Avenue Column 1 Column 2 should proceed in the reverse direction. Length of road in South Ayrshire Length of road in South Ayrshire Pedestrian access will be maintained at all times. (1) Whitletts Road (A719) eastbound. Westernmost access road (private) to Ayr Racecourse car park. (2) Westernmost exit road (private) Whitletts Road (A719) eastbound. (VARIOUS ROADS IN SOUTH AYRSHIRE) from Ayr Racecourse car park. (TEMPORARY PROHIBITIONS AND SPEED (3) Hawkhill Avenue (unclassified) Whitletts Road (A719) westbound RESTRICTION) ORDER 2008 (4) Whitletts Road (A719) Whitletts Road (A719) eastbound On the 12th day of May 2008, South Ayrshire Council made an Order under westbound at its junctions with Sections 14(1) and (4) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, and of all Craigie Road (B747) and other enabling powers enabling them in that behalf, being satisfied that Burnett Terrace (unclassified). the traffic on the roads specified in the Order hereto should be restricted, (5) Whitletts Road (A719) Whitletts Road (A719) eastbound or prohibited, as hereinafter provided because works are being or are westbound at its junction with proposed to be executed on or near the following roads :- Russell Drive (unclassified). l Ayr – Cumnock – Edinburgh Road (A70) l Ayr – Monkton Road (A79) (6) Car park exit road (private), Craigie Road (B747 ) southbound l Ayr – Dalmellington – Castle Douglas Road (A713) l Girvan – Newton (western side of Craigie Road (B747). Stewart Road (A714) l Turnberry – Ayr – Galston Road (A719) l Troon – (7) Racecourse Inner Area car Craigie Road (B747) northbound Kilmarnock Road (A759) l Dreghorn – Tarbolton – Patna Road (B730) park exit road (private), (eastern l Girvan - Barr – Pinmore Road (B734) l Adamton Road (B739) l Girvan – side of Craigie Road (B747). Dalmellington – New Cumnock Road (B741) l Maybole – Coylton – Monkton Road (B742) l Ayr – Mauchline – Sorn – Muirkirk Road (B743) l Annbank 3. Road Closures – Galston Road (B744) l Troon – Barassie Road (B746) l Craigie Road, 3.1 Any person to drive, or cause, or permit to be driven any motor Ayr (B747) l South Harbour Street and North Harbour Street, Ayr (B748) vehicle, (with the exception of vehicles engaged on the Burns l Monkton – Troon Road (B749) l Dundonald – Boghead Road (B750) Festival Event) on that part of Cassillis Street, from its junction with Wellington Square South to its junction with Wellington Square North, l Coodham – Fenwick Road (B751) l Girvan Loop (B7022) l Maybole between the following times :- – Crosshill Road (B7023) l Maybole – Alloway Road (B7024) l Barrhill – From 06:00 hours on Sat 24th May until 20:00 hours on Sun 25th Drumlanford Road (B7027) l Dalrymple – Hollybush Road (B7034) May 2008, as indicated by temporary signing. l St Quivox Road (B7035) l Stinchar Road (B7044) l Cassillis – Straiton 4. Diversion Route for Closure of Cassillis Street Road (B7045) l Straiton – Tairlaw – Rowantree Road (C1) l Kirkmichael – Patna Road (C11) l Dunure Loop Road (C12) l Assel Road (C13) l Main 4.1 Vehicles wishing to access Wellington Square North from Wellington Street, Monkton (C15) l Kilmarnock Road, Monkton (C16) l Torcross Road Square South should proceed by way of Pavilion Road in a westerly (C17) l Blawearie Road (C28) l North Water of Girvan – Maybole Road (C29) direction to its junction with The Esplanade, thence continue by way of The Esplanade in a northerly direction to its junction with Bath l South Water of Girvan (C30) l Barbrethan Road (C31) l Loans – Dundonald Place, thence continue by way of Bath Place in an easterly direction Road (C32) l Symington Loop Road (C34) l Corton – Sessionfield Road to access Wellington Square North. Vehicles wishing to access (C39) l Dailly – Turnberry Road (C44) l Heronsford Road (C45) l Harkiston Wellington Square South from Wellington Square North should Smithy – Maybole Road (C46) l Monktonhill – Crosbie – Troon Road (C52) proceed in the opposite direction. l Glendoune Houdston Road (C59) l Barrhill – Chimorrie Road (C72) Contravention of the Order, which may be inspected l Dalhowan Road (C88) l Plewlands Road (C92) l Knockendale – Symington at Roads and Transportation, Burns Road (C93) l Tarbolton Station Road (C94) l Balvaird Road (C102) l Adamton House, Burns Statue Square, Ayr Mains Road (C106) l Drumley – Neilshill House Road (C107) l Kirkmichael could result in a penalty of up to £100. – Commonhead – Dalrymple Road (C110) l Goosehill Road (C111) l Largie Ian McLarty Road (C114) l Sundrum – Bridge of Coyle – Trabboch Road (C116) l Duhorn Head of Roads and Transportation www.south-ayrshire.gov.uk CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S OFFICE Hill Road (C121) l Maybole – Glenalmond – Garryhorn – Minishant Road (C122) l Harperland Road (C128) l Langlands – Underhills Road (C138) l East Road, Prestwick (C142) l Belmont Road – Hillfoot Road, Ayr (C145) CLOSURE OF OFFICES l McCall’s Avenue – Walker Road, Ayr (C146) Notice is hereby given that Council Offices will be closed as detailed The Order will apply to the specified roads from time to time as indicated below:- by appropriate traffic signs and the effect will be to impose temporary Close: 4.45 pm Thursday 22 May 2008 prohibitions on the use, or on overtaking, or to impose temporary speed Reopen: 8.45 am Tuesday 27 May 2008 restrictions.
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