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SOMERSET COUNTY COUNCIL (A39 MAIN ROAD, PUTSHAM HILL KILVE AND WILLITON TO BRIDGWATER ROAD, NETHER STOWEY) (PARISHES OF KILVE AND HOLFORD) (REVOCATION OF 50 MPH SPEED LIMIT (EAST)) (50 MPH SPEED LIMIT (EAST) AND EXTENSION OF 30 MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 2016 NOTICE is hereby given that Somerset County Council proposes to make the above Order in pursuance of the provisions of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, the effect of which is to introduce a 50mph speed limit and extend the existing 30 mph speed limit on the lengths of road specified in the Schedules to this Notice. The provisions of any other Order are hereby revoked but only in so far as they are affected by the restrictions imposed by this order. A copy of the draft Order, the maps showing the lengths of road affected and the Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be inspected at (i) West Somerset Area Highways Office, Mart Road Industrial Estate, Minehead TA24 5BJ and at (ii) Somerset Highways, A Block Reception, County Hall, Taunton or (iii) online at www.somerset.gov.uk/roads-parking-and-transport/road-works/tro Any person wishing to object to the proposed Order may do so in writing, quoting reference number KT08112016 and specifying the grounds on which it is made to Somerset County Council, Traffic Management, County Hall, Taunton TA1 4DY. To be received no later than the 16th December 2016. PATRICK FLAHERTY Chief Executive Dated: 25th November 2016 SCHEDULE 1 50 mph Speed Limit A39 Main Road, Putsham Hill, From a point 167 metres east of its junction with Kilve, Williton to Bridgwater Putsham Mead in an easterly direction for a Road, Nether Stowey distance of 1760 metres SCHEDULE 2 Extending existing 30 mph Speed Limit A39 Main Road, Kilve From a point 111 metres east of its junction with Putsham Mead in an easterly direction for a distance of 55 metres SCHEDULE 3 Revocation of 50mph Speed Limit (East) A39 Main Road, Kilve, Revocation of 50mph Speed Limit (East Only) .

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