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HTWMT4388 Castle Donington Red Route THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (A453 ASHBY ROAD AND CASTLE DONINGTON RELIEF ROAD, CASTLE DONINGTON, GRIMES GATE, DISEWORTH AND WALTON HILL, ISLEY WALTON IN THE PARISHES OF CASTLE DONINGTON, ISLEY CUM LANGLEY AND LONG WHATTON AND DISEWORTH, DISTRICT OF NORTH WEST LEICESTERSHIRE) EXPERIMENTAL ORDER No. 1 2019 NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the Leicestershire County Council has made an Experimental Order under Sections 9, 10 11 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to experimentally: 1 Impose no stopping at any time on parts of Access from A453 to Warehouses, Ashby Road, from A453 Walton Hill to Hill Top, Hill Top, Roundabout at the junction of Hill Top and Aero Park, and the Castle Donington Relief Road, Castle Donington, Grimes Gate, Diseworth and Walton Hill, Isley Walton The Order will come into force on 5th August 2019 for a period of up to 18 months. However, if the Experimental Order is found to be effective upon expiration of a period of not less than 6 months from the date of this Order coming into force, the Council may give permanent effect to the provisions of this Order. If you wish to make representations either supporting or objecting to the Experimental Order being made permanent, your representation must be submitted in writing to the undersigned quoting reference JM/HTWMT/4388. Alternatively objections can be emailed to [email protected] or submitted via the online comment form which may be accessed via the link below. Any comments must be received within 6 months of the Experimental Order coming into force, or if the Order is subsequently varied or modified, within 6 months of the variation or modification coming into force. A copy of the Order together with a plan illustrating the proposal and an explanatory statement giving the Council's reasons for making the Order may be inspected during normal office hours at: Room 200A, County Hall, Glenfield, Leicester LE3 8RA at the offices of North West Leicestershire District Council, Whitwick Road, Coalville, LE67 3FJ and Castle Donington Parish Council, 101 Bondgate, Castle Donington, Derby DE74 2NR. These documents will be on deposit from the date of this Notice for the duration that this Order shall remain in force. Documents can also be viewed online at https://www.leicestershire.gov.uk/roads-and- travel/cars-and-parking/traffic-management-consultations. If you require alternative formats of this advertisement, for example, larger print, Braille or fax transmission, please telephone Leicestershire County Council (0116) 3050001. Dated: 26th July 2019 Lauren Haslam, Director of Law and Governance, Leicestershire County Council, County Hall, Glenfield, Leicester LE3 8RA N KEY W E PROPOSED RED ROUTE - E SHORT LAN NO STOPPING AT ANYTIME S (DOUBLE RED LINES AND SIGNAGE AS SHOWN BELOW TO BE INSTALLED ALONG ROUTE) PARK LANE CASTLE DONNINGTON ANN CARRUTHERS DIRECTOR P O TITLE: T L L R I E H L IE F R O A D DRAWING NUMBER SCALE DISCLAIMER: PREPARED BY: G NEAT DATE MAY 2019 RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS PLAN WILL NOT CHANGE CHECKED BY: A HOPKINS SIZE A3 CUT THIS PLAN IS FOR GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION ONLY AND APPROVED BY: F BLOCKLEY CORR. FILE DOES NOT FORM PART OF THE FINAL LEGAL ORDER LINE CUT EAST MIDLANDS MAPINFO (C) Leicestershire County Council LINE AIRPORT E.Mail address: [email protected] Website: www.leicestershire.gov.uk KEY N CUT LINE PROPOSED RED ROUTE - W E CUT EAST MIDLANDS LINE AIRPORT NO STOPPING AT ANYTIME S (DOUBLE RED LINES AND SIGNAGE AS SHOWN BELOW TO BE INSTALLED ALONG ROUTE) EAST MIDLANDS AIRPORT EXISTING BUS STOPS TO BE CONVERTED TO RED ROUTE OAD BUS STOP CLEARWAYS A453 ASHBY R CUT LINE LL HI N TO AL W A45 3 ASHB Y ROAD ISLEY CUT WALTON LINE N PEGASUS EAST MIDLANDS W E BUSINESS ANN CARRUTHERS AIRPORT PARK DIRECTOR S CUT A453 TITLE: LINE A453 ASHBY ROAD SERVICES A45 DRAWING NUMBER SCALE 3 ASHB Y ROAD CUT LINE DISCLAIMER: M1 PREPARED BY: G NEAT DATE MAY 2019 RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS PLAN WILL NOT CHANGE CHECKED BY: A HOPKINS SIZE A3 THIS PLAN IS FOR GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION ONLY AND APPROVED BY: F BLOCKLEY CORR. FILE DOES NOT FORM PART OF THE FINAL LEGAL ORDER MAPINFO (C) Leicestershire County Council E.Mail address: [email protected] Website: www.leicestershire.gov.uk Statement of Reasons Leicestershire County Council proposes a red route (double red lines) on roads around East Midlands Airport; on the A453 from junction 23a of the M1 through to the village boundary of Isley Walton. It is also proposed on the road from Walton Hill to Hill top (the junction with the A453) to the village boundary of Castle Donington. When open the Castle Donington Relief will also be included in this proposal The red route prevents stopping at any time and applies to the carriageway, verge and footpath. East Midlands Airport have recently implemented the same restriction on the private roads around the airport to avoid driver confusion and to give the same level of protection to increase safety around the airport Leicestershire County Council proposes the same restriction. This restriction replaces the double yellow lines (no waiting at any time) restriction. As red routes prevent stopping this restriction will also help to maintain traffic flows in the area and improve network reliability. The order is being proposed as an experimental traffic regulation order which will be in effect for 18 months. During the first 6 months Leicestershire County Council will assess the effectiveness of the order. E U N E V A L E D N U R A © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DX54 DRAWN BY E U N E V TRE A NT L LA E NE D N Y U R A A W S R A D s r e t l e h S Works © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DX55 DRAWN BY SHORT LANE D A O R F E I L E R N O T G N I N O D E L T S A C 3 2 3 4 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DY53 DRAWN BY ANE RT L SHO 35 3 3 E S O L C G IG R L E Z A H 2 0 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DY54 DRAWN BY S P I T T A L H I L L Y A W S R A 5 1 4 D 6 1 8 2 T 0 H E S P IT T A L 2 Spittal Hill W ALT ON Farm HILL 8 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DY55 DRAWN BY 3 44 0 1 2 4 2 7 4 2 2 D A O 9 R 3 F IE 1 L 8 E R N 9 O 1 T G N 1 1 I 3 N 2 O D 1 2 E L T S A C 9 2 5 20 9 5 1 7 5 5 5 10 2 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: DZ53 DRAWN BY 5 1 6 2 3 5 7 S P I T F I R E R O A D D A O 7 R 4 1 1 5 4 F E I L 5 E R 18 N 4 O T 1 G N I 3 N O 1 4 D E L T S A 2 C 1 10 1 1 1 5 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: EA53 DRAWN BY 7 2 1 ANS ON PLACE 1 1 1 9 D A O 3 R El F E Sub D I A L Sta O E R 8 R 3 E N R I O 1 F T T I G P N S I N O D 1 4 E 20 L T 118 S A C 124 ANE PARK L P A D D O C K C L O S E 1 2 1 Studbrook Hollow © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: EB53 DRAWN BY 1 D A 9 O 2 R F E I L E R N O T G N I N O 1 7 D E L T 1 S 7 a A C 1 9 2 1 © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: EC53 DRAWN BY 3 1 D A RO F 4 E 2 I L E R N O T G N NI O D E L T S A C © Crown copyright. All rights reserved SCALE 1 : 1250 Leicestershire County Council Licence No. 100019271 2019 DATE 17/07/2019 DRAWING No. Tile Ref: ED53 DRAWN BY C A S T L E D O N I N G T O N R E L I E F R O A D © Crown copyright.
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