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New Parking Restrictions Parking Restrictions At our last Joint Committee meeting, on 4 October, our Partner Authorities confirmed which parking restriction applications they would like to approve for 2018/19. Each authority can prioritise up to six schemes a year (the exception is any self-funding restrictions, such as residents parking schemes, which would not count towards those six). Click to navigate to: • Braintree • Harlow • Colchester • Tendring • Epping Forest • Uttlesford JPC Brief Reason Recommenda District/ Name of Type of for Ref No Town tion Borough Scheme Restriction Application/Oth (Defer/Reject/ er information Accept) Swan Requested by Sible Waiting parish council to Request Braintree Street/Alexan 20131 Hedingham restrictions improve sight lines withdrawn der Road at junction Sible Waiting To prevent Request Braintree 20143 Cousins Yard obstructive parking Hedingham restrictions at access road withdrawn To prevent Whitewells Resident commuter parking Braintree Witham Reject 20144 Court Permit Areas and secure parking for residents To prevent parking Brook Farm Waiting near driveway and Braintree 20147 Halstead improve access for Reject Close restriction/s emergency vehicles. Blackman Waiting Braintree Witham Junction protection. Reject 20148 Way restriction/s Hayhouse Waiting To prevent large Braintree 20150 Earls Colne vehicle access Accept Road restriction/s issues Avenue Extension to current Waiting restrictions to deter Braintree Road- Witham Accept 20151 restriction/s non-residential Janmead parking Waiting Junction protection Braintree Rifle Hill Braintree Accept 20152 restriction/s required School Pebmarsh School based Braintree Pebmarsh Entrance Accept T27608935 school parking issue markings Relocation of Changes to Station Braintree Easton Road Witham Defer T20446337 permit bays car park Go back to top JPC Brief Reason Recommenda District/ Name of Type of for Ref No Town tion Borough Scheme Restriction Application/Oth (Defer/Reject/ er information Accept) Waiting Harlow Ryecroft Harlow Waiting restrictions Reject 30045 restriction/s Loading Harlow The Drive Harlow Parking bays Reject 30046 restriction/s Waiting Harlow Tunnemeade Harlow Waiting restrictions Reject 30053 restriction/s Kiln Lane – Waiting Harlow Harlow Waiting Reject 30055 Roundabout restriction/s Waiting Harlow Potter Street Harlow Waiting Reject 30061 restriction/s Cooks Resident Harlow Harlow Permit parking Reject 30064 Spinney permit area/s Elmbridge Waiting To prevent Harlow 30065 Harlow obstructive parking Reject Access Road restriction/s on the access road. St Johns Waiting Harlow Harlow Waiting Reject 30070 Walk restriction/s Feryngs To prevent Close/ Waiting obstructive and Harlow 30075 Harlow dangerous parking Reject Watlington restriction/s during school drop Road off/ pick up times. To prevent Loading pavement parking Harlow 30078 Northbrooks Harlow and obstructive Reject restriction/s parking within the turning point. Resident To introduce a Harlow 30080 Greenhills Harlow resident permit Reject permit area/s scheme. Resident To remove the Harlow 30081 Rivermill Harlow current resident Accept permit area/s permit scheme. Watlington Waiting School based Harlow Harlow Reject 30082 Road restriction/s parking issue Maddox Waiting Congestion and bus Harlow Harlow Accept T22333239 Road restrictions route issues Ployters Waiting To improve sight Harlow Harlow Accept T243263010 Road restrictions lines Loading and To improve Accept Harlow T24335846 Morley Grove Harlow waiting emergency access restrictions Loading and Broad Walk waiting and Requests from Harlow Harlow Accept T24323679 Service Area Goods businesses Vehicles Prentice Waiting/limited Place Redevelopment of Harlow Harlow waiting Accept T26636985 Southern the area restrictions Way Spurriers Waiting and To allow patrolling Harlow T26639253 Harlow and management of Accept Access Road loading the areas Go back to top JPC Brief Reason Recommenda District/ Name of Type of for Ref No Town tion Borough Scheme Restriction Application/Oth (Defer/Reject/ er information Accept) To improve traffic Waiting flow of public Colchester 40157 Layer Road Colchester transport and Accept restriction/s access for residents. Nayland Road Waiting Additional waiting Colchester T243938410 Colchester restrictions Reject (Bluegates restriction/s requested Place) Layer de la Waiting Issue with school Colchester Colchester Accept 40161 Haye restriction/s based parking Langenhoe Waiting School based Colchester 40162 Colchester parking-adjustment Accept school restriction/s to restrictions Cowdray No stopping on Restrictions to Colchester 40163 Colchester prevent parking on Accept Avenue grass verge ornamental verges Waiting restrictions Kind Edward Other and permit parking Colchester Colchester Accept 40164 Quay restriction to discourage ASB issues Revocation of Waiting and Hawkins waiting Colchester Colchester Business restrictions/introduct Accept T27369733 Road Permit ion of business permits Various restrictions Other to accommodate Colchester 40165 High Street Colchester Charter Market- Accept restriction temp order currently in place Go back to top JPC Brief Reason Recommenda District/ Name of Type of for Ref No Town tion Borough Scheme Restriction Application/Oth (Defer/Reject/ er information Accept) Woodberry Walton-On-The- Waiting To remove the Tendring 50122 current single Defer Way Naze restriction/s yellow line. Waiting To prevent Tendring 50123 Hill Road Harwich obstructive/ Defer restriction/s dangerous parking. Connaught Waiting Tendring Clacton-On-Sea Junction protection. Defer 50125 Gardens restriction/s Waiting To prevent vehicles Tendring 50127 Main Road Harwich parking in front of Defer restriction/s driveways. Waiting To make it safer for Tendring 50129 Holland Road Clacton-On-Sea pedestrians to cross Defer restriction/s the road. Commuter parking Resident has led to poor Tendring Queensway Lawford Accept 50130 permit area/s access and road safety. School Raven's To improve safety Tendring Clacton-On-Sea Entrance Accept 50133 Academy around the school. markings To prevent disabled Melbourne badge holders from Road, Loading parking on the Accept Tendring 50134 Clacton-On-Sea double yellow lines Whitehall restriction/s and improve safety/ (paid for) Academy line of sight outside of school. Oxford Waiting To reduce waiting Tendring Clacton-On-Sea Reject 50135 Crescent restriction/s restriction. To prevent Cann Hall inappropriate Tendring Clacton-On-Sea Bus stop/s Accept 50137 Academy parking and free entrance to school. Waiting To aid larger vehicle Tendring Oxford Road Clacton Reject T24589144 restriction/s access Waiting To aid larger vehicle Tendring York Road Holland-On-Sea Defer T245516111 restriction/s access Madeira Waiting Issue with parking Tendring Holland-On-Sea Defer T22644402 Road restriction/s close to a PO Old Ipswich Waiting To improve access Tendring Ardleigh Accept T15446439 Road restriction/s issues Waiting Tendring Brook Street Great Bromley Parking on a bend Accept 50141 restriction/s Waiting School based Accept Tendring School Road Elmstead Market 50142 restriction/s parking issue (paid for) Bromley Waiting Tendring Elmstead Market Parking on a bend Accept 50143 Road restriction/s Newgate Walton on the Resident Issue with non- Tendring Defer T25699402 Street Naze permit area/s residential parking Chapman Resident Issue with Tendring 50145 Clacton on Sea commuter parking Accept Road permit area/s close to station Go back to top JPC Brief Reason Recommenda District/ Name of Type of for Ref No Town tion Borough Scheme Restriction Application/Oth (Defer/Reject/ er information Accept) Rodings Waiting Epping Forest Loughton Waiting Restrictions Defer 60005 Garden restriction/s Waiting Epping Forest Fairmeads Loughton Waiting Restrictions Defer 60007 restriction/s Willow Tree Waiting Epping Forest Abridge Waiting Restrictions Defer 60019 Close restriction/s Waiting Epping Forest Green Walk Ongar Waiting Restrictions Defer 60022 restriction/s Purlieu Way/ Waiting Waiting Epping Forest 60023 Theydon Bois Restrictions/ Defer Theydon restriction/s Residents Parking Park Waiting Epping Forest Pike Way North Weald Waiting Restrictions Defer 60025 restriction/s The Resident Resident permit Epping Forest Loughton Accept 60030 Uplands Permit parking Hartland Waiting Epping Forest Epping Waiting Restrictions Defer 60031 Road restriction/s Coppice Other Epping Forest Theydon Bois Commuter Parking Defer 60044 Row restriction Hemnal Resident Resident permit Epping Forest 60047 Epping parking/ Limited Defer Street permit area/s waiting Commuter Resident restrictions/ Epping Forest Crownfield Lower Nazeing Defer 60058 permit area/s Resident permit parking Ladywell Waiting Epping Forest Sheering Waiting Restriction Defer 60059 Prospect restriction/s Church Waiting Epping Forest Roydon Waiting Restriction Defer 60060 Mead restriction/s High Resident Resident permit Epping Forest Loughton Defer 60062 Gables permit area/s parking Forest Other Epping Forest Theydon Bois Pavement Parking Defer 60063 Drive restriction Waiting Epping Forest Glebe Road Ongar Waiting restriction Defer 60068 restriction/s Waiting Conversion of SYL Epping Forest 60073 The Drive Loughton to DYL near Defer restriction/s Morrisons Whitehills Waiting Waiting restrictions Epping Forest 60073.5 Loughton on bend near to Accept Road restriction/s school Waiting Extension of waiting Epping Forest Bridge Hill Epping Defer 60074 restriction/s restrictions Eastbrook Resident Epping Forest Waltham Abbey Resident parking Defer 60082 Road permit
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