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Silloth Community Travel Plan Appendix 7(B) Silloth Community Travel Plan Appendix 7(b) 50 16 13 36 ®Skinburness Rd - Primary Sch School Lane - traffic Skinburness Cr - drains East Cote - lowered 11 1 desperately needs crossing restrictions at opening + put down can cause cars kerbs required for access Skinburness Rd - there's a Grune House - footpath patrol. Needs to be a priority closing lines for Silloth Primary to swerve into road edge to caravan park 'walking bus' from The Crofts. erosion & complictaions before an accident happens School restriction on vehicles Organise something similar at Grune House (change at these times along Skinburness Rd / Skin Dr. nature of coast potection) 12 General - Cars parked on & across Silloth 18 General - Difficult negotiating wheelchairs (not enough dropped kerbs + motorists park across the dropped kerbs) 2 19 Bus service - would like General - no parking to see a bus on Sunday lines for lowered pavements for wheelchairs 37 General - Double yellow 39 lines not Seeto cross road Solway St - Traffic needs slowed down (speed reduction measures needed) 46 Route 60 - bring villages onto public transport network 48 e.g. Crosscanonby, Allerby, General (priority) - Olter (coast road rate) people parking on double yellows and on corners 49 General - penalties need to be issued 27 to people parking Hylton Ter - request for on double yellows. pedestrian crossing for school children and library people 6 General - state of road 41 markings in town & lack General - parking too close of signs (direction signs) to junctions (limited road markings,wheelchair access blocked from parked cars 3 Solway St - speed bumps on Solway Coast 4 Solway St - Lorries to be 5 re-directed along Solway Barracks Bridge - big St rather than on the bends and general cobbled Criffle St speeding (something needed to slow traffic) 17 previously Queens Hotel - 23 Warning lights at these times Old Railway - converted or on replace tarmac with sets re-opened as a bridleway/ opposite what was Queens Hotel cycleway or walking footpath (link with Sustrans for funding) 28 38 Footpath to Cemetery - Lawn Terrace - speed to avoid early arrivals / racing. Police issue 24 (what police) Footpath to Cemetery - continued from opposite Tanglewood the Silloth people can walk in safely to the cemetary 14 B5300 - drivers have to give way to traffic coming 9 up Station Rd because Causeway - speed main road is Eden St reminder (flashing / Criffle St Jn 40mph sign) 15 Criffle St / Eden St - sets 44 on street lined up instead Cemetery at East of staggered on road thus Causeway - path creating tramline effect for cyclists. required (accidents 22 nearly happening) Cycleway - cycleway along the old railway 20 line to Abbeytown / Silloth Golf Club to Beach Carlisle 35 Car Park - repair this section 10 General - residential parking of rd + West Beach toilet for people in terraced rows e.g. block needed Silloth - Abbeytown/ Newton Arlosh - any can't park on my street (next chance of a cycleway door neighbour has 6 cars) along the old railway line 21 Recreation area - cyclepath to links 25 close badly needs repair West Causeway - H.G.V. vehicles going through (have a weight limit of 7.5t - road now dangerous and slipping into beck. 8 43 Playing Fields and West Causewayhead - The Croft - pedestrian monitor H.G.V. on Nab crossing required Corner to Baladoyal Road. Key 29 Parish boundary Post Office, Spar & Crofts - 43 zebra crossing from & to West Causewayhead - playing field monitor HR.aGi.Vlw. oany N laibn e 30 Corner to Baladoyal Road. General - marking to Railway station 31 dropped kerbs so people General - repair the know what they are for trip on the footpaths Cycle routes 45 Strategic walking routes 32 B5301 - decrease Bitterlees to Silloth - lack speed limit. H.G.V. Strategic highways of footpaths. If no footpaths speed limit possible some sort of speed 33 restrictions in place Dubmill - sign to show Benefits walking when road to Maryport is closed at Dubmill 26 Benefits cycling B5300 - signs at Allonby 34 47 & Mawbray ignored (left General - continue to Dubmill Edderside - 40 open to long) + need advanced 42 support the No.60 7 road closure due to General - Widen Benefits public transport signing at Greenrow & Bitterlees Corner - south (can't get to Silloth or After Bridge - drop storms and traffic footpaths (no room Ellengrove at Maryport 400m widening road Drs) kerb on pavement congestion at Edderside for a twin buggy) Benefits safe use of private car Other N/A Silloth Community Travel Plan 18/07/07 Refer to other budgets.
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