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Brighton & Hove City Council BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL Brighton & Hove Outer Areas (Waiting, Loading and Parking) and Cycle Lanes Consolidation Order 2018 Amendment No.* 202* Brighton & Hove City Council (“the Council”) in exercise of its powers under Sections 1(1), 2 (1) to (3), 4, and 124 (1) (c) & (d) to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (“the 1984 Act”) as amended and Part 6 of the Traffic Management Act 2004 and of all other enabling powers after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 to the 1984 Act hereby makes the following Order. 1. This Order may be cited as Brighton & Hove Outer Areas (Waiting, Loading and Parking) and Cycle Lanes Consolidation Order 2018 Amendment Order No. ** 202* and shall come into operation on the XX day of MONTH 202X. 2. Brighton & Hove Outer Areas (Waiting, Loading and Parking) and Cycle Lanes Consolidation Order 2018 is amended as follows: SCHEDULE 1 AMENDMENTS: Part 1.1 No Waiting at Any Time Add new items:- Item Road Name Side Description No. From the eastern kerbline of Mill Rise eastwards for a 191a Bramble Rise Both distanced of 10 metres From the western kerbline of Coombe Vale westwards 359a Coombe Vale South to point 5 metres east of the boundary between Nos. 76 & 78 Coombe Vale From the southern kerbline of Coombe Vale southwards 359b Coombe Vale West to a point 5 metres north of the southern boundary of No.80 Coombe Vale Hawkhurst From the western kerbline of Ingham Drive westwards 972a South Road for a distance of 10 metres Hawkhurst From the eastern kerbline of Ingham Drive eastwards for 972b South Road a distance of 10 metres From the shared boundary between No.13 & 15 Hillside 1033a Hillside North to the shared boundary between No.25 & 27 Hillside. From the shared boundary between No. 26 & 28 Hillside 1033b Hillside South to the eastern boundary of No. 48 Hillside From the southern kerbline Hawkhurst Road southwards 1127a Ingham Drive Both for a distance of 10 metres Lower From the Western building line of No.3 Lower 1273b Bevendean North Bevendean Avenue eastwards then northwards to the Avenue southern kerbline of Upper Bevendean Avenue From the prolongation of the northern property wall of Nos. 65 to 83 Mile Oak Road southwards to the 1430a Mile Oak Road West prolongation of the southern property wall of Nos. 41 to 63 Mile Oak Road From the southern boundary of No.85 Mile Oak Road 1430b Mile Oak Road East southwards for a distance of 15 metres From a point 40 metres south of the southern boundary 1430c Mile Oak Road East of No.85 Mile Oak Road southwards for a distance of 15 metres From a point 80 metres south of the southern boundary 1430d Mile Oak Road East of No.85 Mile Oak Road southwards for a distance of 15 metres From the northern kerbline of Bramble Rise northwards 1447a Mill Rise East for a distance of 7 metres From the southern kerbline of Bramble Rise southwards 1447b Mill Rise East for a distance of 10 metres From the northern kerbline of Sherbourne Road 1722a Poplar Avenue West northwards for a distance of 10 metres Sherbourne From the western kerbline of Poplar Avenue westwards 1958a North Road for a distance of 18 metres Eastern Carriageway from the northern kerbline of Swanborough 2123a West Swanborough Place northwards for a distance of 35.2 Drive metres From the eastern kerbline of Whitehawk Road 2211a The Meadway Both eastwards for a distance of 10 metres Upper From the eastern building line of No.3 Upper Bevendean 2288a Bevendean North Avenue to the boundary between No’s 25 & 27 Upper Avenue Bevendean Avenue Upper From the eastern building line of No.36 Upper 2288b Bevendean South Bevendean Avenue to the western kerbline of Lower Avenue Bevendean Avenue. Whitehawk From the western kerbline of Whitehawk Road 2491a Both Crescent westwards for a distance of 10 metres Whitehawk From the northern kerbline of The Meadway northwards 2496b East Road for a distance of 9 metres Whitehawk From the southern kerbline of The Meadway southwards 2496c East Road for a distance of 89 metres Whitehawk From the northern kerbline of Whitehawk Crescent 2496d West Road northwards for a distance of 15 metres Whitehawk From the southern kerbline of Whitehawk Crescent 2496e West Road southwards for a distance of 15 metres From the southern kerbline of the access road betweem Whitehawk 2496f East Ryecroft and Westham southwards for a distance of 25 Road metres Delete the following items:- Item Road Name Side Description No. Langley From its junction with Bexhill Road, south-eastwards for 1165 West Crescent a distance of 22.25 metres. From the western kerbline of Mill Lane westwards for a 1431 Millcross Road North distance of 17 metres Rowan Whole length (being the length from the south kerbline 1832 Both Avenue of Hangleton Road south-westwards for 10 metres) From a point 10 metres south of the prolongation of the Surrenden North, East southern kerbline of Poplar close , northwards, 2090 Road & West westwards & southwards for a distance of 30 metres (to cover the Central Reservation) Eastern Carriageway extending from a point 13.7 metres south of the southern kerbline of Swanborough Swanborough 2123 West Place north, and thereafter north westwards to a point Drive 13.7 metres north and north-west of the northern kerb line of Swanborough Place Replace with the following: Item Road Name Side Description No. Langley From its junction with Bexhill Road, south-eastwards for 1165 West Crescent a distance of 41.7 metres. From the western kerbline of Mill Lane westwards for a 1431 Millcross Road North distance of 38 metres Rowan From the southern kerbline of Hangleton Road 1832 East Avenue southwards for a distance of 10 metres Rowan From the southern kerbline of Hangleton Road 1832a West Avenue southwards for distance of 16 metres From a point 26 metres south of the prolongation of the North, Surrenden southern kerbline of Poplar close , northwards, 2090 East & Road westwards & southwards for a distance of 46 metres (to West cover the Central Reservation) Eastern Carriageway south of the southern kerbline of Swanborough 2123 West Swanborough Place southwards for a distance of 13.7 Drive metres MADE UNDER THE COMMON SEAL OF BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL this ………… day of ………. 202* THE COMMON SEAL OF BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL was affixed to this Order in the presence of ………………………………… Authorised Officer .
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