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The Essex County Council (Various Roads, Borough of Basildon) (Parking and Waiting) Amendment No. 71 Order 201* Notice Is Hereby

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The Essex County Council (Various Roads, Borough of Basildon) (Parking and Waiting) Amendment No. 71 Order 201* Notice Is Hereby The Essex County Council (Various Roads, Borough of Basildon) (Parking and Waiting) Amendment No. 71 Order 201* Notice is hereby given that the Essex County Council proposes to make the above Order under Sections 1(1), 2(1) to (3), 3(2), 4(1), 4(2), 32(1), 35(1), 45, 46, 49, 53 and Part III & IV of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Effect of the order: 1. To introduce ‘Permit M Holders only at Any Time’ on the following lengths of roads in the Borough of Basildon as specified: Road Description Helmores, NORTH SIDE: At the west most corner of the parking layby fronting No 9 Laindon Helmores, 5 metres x 2 .5 metres. Map Tile: TQ665 885 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Ballards Walk, WEST SIDE: From a point approximately 1.7 metres north of the southern Basildon boundary of No. 159 Ballards Walk in a generally northerly direction, for a distance of 2.5 metres. Map Tile: TQ690 890 Revision No. 3 to be replaced with Revision No. 4 Blackmores, NORTH EAST SIDE: At the north most corner of the parking layby fronting Laindon Nos. 44 - 46 Blackmores, 5 metres x 2.5 metres. Map Tile: TQ665 885 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Ravenscourt SOUTH EAST SIDE: Starting from a point approximately 3.20 metres from Drive, Vange the most northwest corner of Eden Apartment block, in the northeast direction for 2.50 metres and northwest direction for 4.8 metres. Map Tile: TQ720 880 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 Salesbury WEST SIDE: From a point 0.8 metres north of the property boundary of No’s Drive, Billericay 7 & 9 Salesbury Drive in a generally southerly direction, for a distance of 4.8 metres. Map Tile: TQ685 945 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Little Searles , EAST SIDE: From a point 2 metres west of the western building line of 68 Pitsea Little Searles, westwards for 6.6 metres. Map Tile: TQ735 892 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with R evision No. 6 Brempsons, SOUTH EAST SIDE: From the boundary of No’s 36 I 38 in a south westerly Basildon direction for 5.2 metres Map Tile: TQ700 890 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Witchards, NORTH SIDE: From a point 1 metre west of the eastern building line of No. Basildon 93 Witchards, eastwards for 6 metres. Map Tile: TQ705 880 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Pomfret Mead, SOUTH EAST SIDE: From the property boundary of No’s 40 I 42 in a south Basildon easterly direction for 3 metres. Map Tile: TQ700 887 Revision No. 2 to be replaced with Revision No. 3 Mill Green SOUTH SIDE: In parking area, south east corner, from a point 3 metres west Place, Pitsea of the eastern property boundary of No. 59, west for 2.5 metres and north for 4 .8 metres. Map Tile: TQ735 890 Revision No. 7 to be replaced with Revision No. 8 2. To introduce ‘Disabled Badge Holders Only’ restrictions on the following lengths of roads in the Borough of Basildon as specified: Road Description Cattawade NORTH SIDE: In parking area, directly south of No 18, commencing 7.2 End, Basildon metres from the west kerbline, at 90% to the north kerbline. Length 4.8 metres Width 3.2 metres. Map Tile: TQ715 892 Revision No. 2 to be replaced with Revision No. 3 Wick Lane, EAST SIDE: From a point 0.8 metres north of the boundary of No’s 9 & 11 in Wickford a generally southerly direction, for a distance of 5.3 metres. Map Tile: TQ750 932 Revision No. 1 to be replaced with Revision No. 2 Theydon SOUTH EAST SIDE: In parking area, from the property boundary of No’s 75 Crescent , & 77 northward for a distance of 2.5 metres, at 90% to the east kerbline. Basildon Length 4.8 metres. Width 2.5 metres. Map Tile: TQ725 900 Revision No. 3 to be replaced with Revision No. 4 Spenders NORTH EAST SIDE: From a point 0.6 metres south of the shared boundary Close, Basildon of no's 34 & 36 Spenders Close , southwards for 5 metres. Length 5 metres, width 2 .5 metres. Map Tile: TQ715 897 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 Rokells, NORTH EAST SIDE: From the property boundary of No’s 46 & 44 in a south Basildon easterly direction, for a distance of 6 metres. Map Tile: TQ700 890 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Elm Green, W EST SIDE: From a point 1m north of the rear of the common boundary Pitsea between Nos. 42 - 43 Gordons, south for 5 metres and east for 2 .5 metres. Map Tile: TQ730 880 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 Markhams WEST SIDE: From the boundary of No. 22/24 in a southerly direction for 5 Chase, metres. Basildon Map Tile: TQ690 892 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 Edward SOUTH SIDE: From a point approximately 1 metre east of the property Gardens, boundary of No’s 43 I 45 in an easterly direction for 5 metres. Wickford Map Tile: TQ745 937 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 3. To revoke ‘Permit M Holders only at Any Time’ on the following lengths of roads in the Borough of Basildon as specified: Road Description Bourne Avenue, SOUTH WEST SIDE: In parking area, far southwest corner bay, directly east Laindon of No 94. Length 4 .8 metres Width 3 .2 metres. Map Tile: TQ670 895 Revision No. 6 to be replaced with Revision No. 7 Ardleigh, SOUTH WEST SIDE: In layby on Ardleigh west most bay, south east of Basildon No104, 90° to the north kerbline. Bay size 2 .5 metres x 4.8 metres. Map Tile: TQ690 880 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Cattawade NORTH SIDE: In parking area, directly south of No 18, commencing 7.2 End, Basildon metres from the west kerbline, at 90% to the north kerbline. Length 4.8 metres Width 3.2 metres. Map Tile: TQ715 892 Revision No. 2 to be replaced with Revision No. 3 Cobden Walk, WEST SIDE: In parking area immediately to east of number 46 Cobden Pitsea Walk. Bay size 2.4 metres wide x 4.8 metres depth. Map Tile: TQ740 890 Revision No. 4 to be replaced with Revision No. 5 Moretons W EST SIDE: In parking area to south of south flank wall of No. 129, and 2 Court, Pitsea metres south of the north kerbline Bay measurements 3.2 metres x 4.8 metres . Map Tile: TQ730 887 Revision No. 7 to be replaced with Revision No. 8 Penwood SOUTH EAST SIDE: From a point in line with the common boundary line of Close, No's 17/19, south west along kerbline for 5.6 metres. Width 1.9 metres Billericay Map Tile: TQ685 965 Revision No. 2 to be replaced with Revision No. 3 Brempsons, NORTH WEST SIDE: From a point in line with the common boundary of Basildon No's 85/87, north east along kerbline for 5.5 metres. Width 1.9 metres. Map Tile: TQ700 890 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Travers Way, EAST SIDE: At south east of parking area and at 90% to east kerbline and Pitsea to the west of No.74/72. Bay measurements 2.4 metres wide x 7.8 metres depth. Map Tile: TQ730 885 Revision No. 10 to be replaced with Revision No. 11 Wickford EAST SIDE: In parking area to the west of No. 156. Mews, Pitsea Map Tile: TQ730 885 Revision No. 10 to be replaced with Revision No. 11 Wykes Green, EAST SIDE: On the east side, bay 2.4 metres x 4 .8 metres situated 5.9 Basildon metres north of the southern end of Wykes Green and at 45% to kerbline. Map Tile: TQ715 890 Revision No. 3 to be replaced with Revision No. 4 Broomfields, SOUTH SIDE: At west end of parking bays and at 90% to south kerbline of Pitsea bays and to the north of No. 162. Bay measuring 3.2 metres wide x 4.8 metres depth. Map Tile: TQ730 885 Revision No. 10 to be replaced with Revision No. 11 Mynchens, WEST SIDE: At the south west end of the layby and to the east of No’s 71/73. Basildon Map Tile: TQ690 885 Issue No. 7 to be replaced with map tile TQ690 885 Issue No. 8 4. To revoke ‘Permit B Holders Only Mon-Sat 9AM-5PM’ on the following lengths of roads in the Borough of Basildon as specified: Road Description Rokells, NORTH EAST SIDE: From the property boundary of No’s 46 & 44 in a Basildon south easterly direction, for a distance of 6 metres Map Tile: TQ700 890 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Brempsons, SOUTH EAST SIDE: From the boundary of No’s 36 I 38 in a south westerly Basildon direction for 5.2 metres. Map Tile: TQ700 890 Revision No. 5 to be replaced with Revision No. 6 Pomfret Mead, SOUTH EAST SIDE: From the property boundary of No’s 40 I 42 in a Basildon southeasterly direction for 3 metres. Map Tile: TQ700 887 Revision No. 2 to be replaced with Revision No.
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