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Highways Act 1986 Parish Walk (Marown, Santon, Malew Statutory Document No. 333/ 1 0 HIGHWAYS ACT 1986 PARISH WALK (MAROWN, SANTON, MALEW, ARBORY, RUSHEN, PATRICK AND PEEL) ORDER 201.0 Coming into Operation:26lune 2010 The Department of Infrastructure makes this Order under Section 38 of the Highways Act 1986'. 1 Title This Order is the Parish Walk (Marown, Santon, Malew, Arbory, Rushen, Patrick and Peel) Order 201.0. 2 Commencement This Order comes into operation on the26 June 2010. 3 Interpretation In this Order- "closure period" means any period during which an authorisation under article 2 is in force in relation to the Parish Walk or any part of the Parish Walk; "Parish Walk day" means Saturday 26June 20L0 and Sunday 27 June2010; "Parish Walk period" means the hours roads are closed to vehicular traffic or subject to one way restrictions as detailed in columns 4 and 5 of schedules 1 and2 or until the roads are officially notified as opened in accordance with article 9; "Parish Walk route" means the lengths of roads specified in schedules 1 and 2; "one way period" means the hours vehicles are required to travel in the direction specified in schedule 2 or until the roads are officially notified as opened in accordance with article 9; "promoter" means the Manx Harriers Athletic Club; "senior police officer" means a member of the Isle of Man Constabulary of the rank of ìergeant or above who is authorised by the Chief Constable tb act as senior police officer under this Order. '1986 c.IT ,s12002/3113 Price:85p Price Code A 4 Authorisation of use of roads for the Parish Walk (1) The promoter is authorised to use the roads specified in schedules 1 and 2 for the Parish Walk on the day and times specified in column 3 of schedules 1, and2. (2) The promoter may for any reason cancel the Parish Walk, or any section of the Parish Walk. (3) Where the promoter cancels the Parish Walk or any section of the Parish Waik under paragraph (2) and notifies the senior police officer of such cancellation the relevant authorisation under paragraph (1) of this article shall cease to have effect so far as it relates to the Parish Waik or section of the Parish Walk. 5 Suspension of right of way etc. Subject to article 6, during the closure period in relation to the part of the Parish Walk route specified in schedule 1 no traffic may pass over it. 6 Exemptions from article 5 Articles 3 and 5 does not apply to the following vehicles- (a) vehicles approved by the promoters or the senior police officer for the conveyance of persons; (Ð appointed by the promoter as officials for the purpose of the Parish Walk; (ii) constables; (iii) Persons lawfully taking part in the Parish Walk and their attendants; (iv) emergency service vehicles; (") persons requiring access to properties situated thereon; and (vi) public service vehicles. 7 Imposition of One Way Traffic Subject to article 6, during the one way period in relation to the part of the Parish Walk specified in schedule 2 trafhc must travel only in the direction specified in column 6 of the schedule. 8 Publicity for cancellation etc. Where the senior police officer is notified of the cancellation of the Parish Walk or a section of the Parish Walk under article 4(3), he or she must take such measures as he or she considers appropriate to inform the public of the effect of it. 9 Notification of end of closure or one-way provisio (1) At the end of each section of the Parish Walk period specified in schedule L and schedule 2. 2 (a) the promoters, or (b) the senior police officer after consulting the promoters, (i) must remove all signage and open the roads to normal traffic; (ii) rnust make such provisions as seem expedient for giving official notification to the public of the conclusion of the Parish Walk and the opening of that section of the Parish Walk route to traffic. 1,0 Erection of barriers and signs (1) The promoter must ensure that barriers, diversion signs and closure signs are erected and rnaintained on all roads leading on to the roads specified in schedule 1 and schedule 2 immediately before, or as soon as possible after, the beginning of every closure period. (2) The barriers referred to in paragraph (1) must consist of- (a) tubular steel structures supplied by the Department and to which signs approved by the Department have been attached; (b) if the Department so directs for any particular location, a banner stating "Road Closed" in red letters on white background, and suspended from a rope, high visibility traffic tape or a tubular steel structure; and (") closure signs of the size, colour and type show in diagram 616 (no entry for vehicular traffic) in schedule 2 to the Traffic Regulations and General Directions 20022. (3) The promoter must ensure that all signage is removed at the end of every race for which an authorisation under article 4 is in force. 1'1, Insurance The promoter must secure the following insurance and indemnities- (1) against injury and damage to persons or property arising out of the conduct of the Parish Walk; (2) any claims or liability on the Department arising from the conduct of the Parish Walk. MADE t3il /t4% loto Director of Highways signed by authority of the Minister for Infrastructure 3 SCHEDULE 1- Article 5 - Suspension of vehicular traffic subject to exemptions specified in article 6. L 2 3 4 5 6 Road Road Name and Section of road Date Date Conditions Number Parish/ Town subject to closure and and Time Time A1 Douglas to Peel From, but not 26 June 26lune No access Road including, the junction 2010 2010 with Braddan School From To Road at the Jubilee 08.20 09.00 Oak to its junction hours hours with Church Road, Crosby. B.37 Clannagh Road, From its junction with 26 June 26 June Access will be Marown/ the St Marks Road to 2010 2010 maintained to all Santon its junction with the From To properties A5 Douglas to 09.00 10.30 situated thereon. Castletown Road at hours hours Newtown. 838 Orrisdale Road, From its junction with 26 June 26lune Access will be Malew the A5 Douglas to 201.0 2010 maintained to all Castletown Road to its From To properties situated junction with the 426 10.00 12.30 thereon. Glen Vine to Ballasalla hours hours Road. A7 Ballasalla to From its junction with 26 june 26 June Access will be Port Erin Road, the 845 Mount Gawne 201.0 2010 maintained to all Rushen Road to the A 36 at From To properties situated Ballakillowey 11.00 13.30 thereon and for roundabout. hours hours Public Service Vehicles travelling in both directions. Derby Road, From its junction with 26 Iune 26 june Access will be Peel Atholl Place to its 2010 2010 maintained to all junction with the From To properties situated entrance to the public 13.30 17.30 thereon. car park adjacent to St hours hours German's Church. 4 SCHEDULE2- Article 7 - Imposition of One Way Traffic 1 2 3 4 5 6 Road Road Name and Section of road Date Date Direction of Numbe Parish/ Town subiect to one way and and One Way r restriction Time Time restriction 1^26 Glen Darragh From its junction 26 June 26 June South-westerly Road, Marown with the AL Douglas 201,0 2010 to Peel Road in Glen From To Vine to its junction 08.30 10.00 with the A 24 at the hours hours Braaid Crossroads. B.24 Oatlands Road, From its junction 26 ]une 26lune South-easterly Santon with the A5 Douglas 201,0 2070 to Castletown Road From To to its junction with 09.15 12.00 the 425 Old hours hours Castletown Road 1'25 Old Castletown From its junction 26 June 26 June South-westerly Road, Santon/ with the B24 201.0 2010 Malew Oatlands Road to its From To junction with the A5 09.15 12.00 New Castletown hours hours Road at the Blackboards. 1^26 Glen Vine to From its junction 10.00 12.30 Southerly Ballasalla Road with 838 Orrisdale hours hours Road to its junction with the Phildraw Road in Ballasalla. A7 Ballasalla to Port From the junction of 26 June 26 June Westerly Erin Road, the road leading to 201,0 2010 Malew/ the rear of Rushen From To Arbory Abbey to its junction 10.00 13.00 with the Ballanorris hours hours Road in Ballabeg 1t29 Old School Road, From (but not 26 june 26lune South-westerly Rushen including) the 2010 20L0 Ballakillowey From To roundabout to a 11.00 13.30 point adjacent to hours hours Rushen Church. 1^36 Sloc Road, From its junction 26 june 26 June Northerly Rushen with (but not 2010 201.0 including) the From To Ballakillowey 11.00 16.00 roundabout to its hours hours junction with the A 27 atthe Round Table crossroads. 5 /^27 Dalby Road, From (but not 26lune 26lune Westerly and Patrick including) its junction 201,0 201.0 then northerly with the A 36 Round Table crossroads to a From From point abutting the 12.00 17.00 entrance to the hours hours former Ballacallirr Hotel car park in Dalby. A2 Ramsey to From its junction 26lune 27 June Southeriy Douglas Road, with 811 Ballaragh 2010 2010 Maughold/Lonan Road at Dhoon Glen From To to Minorca 21.00 06.00 Crossroads, Laxey hours hours EXPLANATORY NOTE (This note is not a part of the Order) The effect of this Order is to close or impose one way restrictions on sections of road, for safety reasons, in the parishes of Braddan, Marown, Santon, Malew, Arbory, Rushen and Patrick and the town of Peel for various periods of time to enable the Parish Walk to take place.
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