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The Leicestershire County Council (B676 Melton Mowbray to Buckminster, in the Parishes of Freeby, Garthorpe and Buckminster) ( THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (B676 MELTON MOWBRAY TO BUCKMINSTER, IN THE PARISHES OF FREEBY, GARTHORPE AND BUCKMINSTER) (REVOCATION OF 30MPH SPEED LIMIT AND IMPOSITION OF 30MPH AND 50PMH SPEED LIMITS) ORDER 2017 The Leicestershire County Council ("the Council") in exercise of its powers under Section 84 and Part IV of Section 9 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 ("the Act") and of all other enabling powers, after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 to the Act, hereby makes the following Order:- 1. This Order may be cited as "The Leicestershire County Council (B676 Melton Mowbray to Buckminster, in the Parishes of Freeby, Garthorpe and Buckminster)(Revocation of 30mph Speed Limit and Imposition of 30mph and 50pmh Speed Limits) Order 2017" 2. The Order shall come into force on the fourteenth day of August 2017 3. That lengths of road as specified in Schedule 1 to this Order are hereby revoked 4. No person shall drive any motor vehicle at a speed exceeding 30 MPH on the lengths of roads as specified in Schedule 2 to this Order. 5. No person shall drive any motor vehicle at a speed exceeding 50 MPH on the lengths of roads as specified in Schedule 3 to this Order. 6. The plans annexed to this Order and marked drawing numbers B676SPEEDLIMIT/1A AND B676SPEEDLIMIT/2B are for identification purposes only. SCHEDULE 1 Revocations The Leicestershire County Council (Various Roads, Districts of Melton, Charnwood and Harborough and Various Parishes in Leicestershire) (Revocation of 30 and 40 MPH Speed Limit and Imposition of 30 MPH and 40MPH Speed Limit) Order 1998 PARISH OF SAXBY Garthorpe Road (B676) - from a point 57 metres south west of where the south easterly facing wall meets the north easterly facing wall of Spinney Cottage, Garthorpe Road, in a generally northerly, easterly, northerly, easterly direction to a point 70 metres west of the boundary of the northern fields, An approximate distance of 582.5 metres Church Lane — from its junction with Garthorpe Road (give way markings), in a generally northerly direction to a point 50 metres north of the westerly unadopted road. An approximate distance of 181 metres. PARISH OF GARTHORPE Route the B676 Saxby Road & Coston Road, Garthorpe Village — from a point 53 metres south west of the Wymondham Road junction centre-line in a northerly then north easterly direction to a point 107 metres northeast of where the south easterly facing wall meets the north easterly facing wall of No.3 Coston Road(B676) an approximate distance of 376.5 metres. Wymondham Road — from its junction with Saxby Road (give way markings) in a generally easterly direction then southerly direction to a point 25 metres south of the River Eye centre-line. An approximate distance of 265.5 metres. COSTON VILLAGE Buckminster Road (B676) — from a point 146 metres south west of where the south easterly wall meets the north easterly facing wall of Highfield Farm, Buckminster Road, in a generally north easterly direction then south easterly direction to a point 44.5 metres south east of where the north easterly facing wall meets the south easterly facing wall of The Grange, Buckminster Road,. An approximate distance of 741 metres. Sproxton Road — From a point27 metres north west of where the south westerly facing wall meets the north westerly facing wall of Mill Farm, Sproxton Road in a generally southerly direction to its junction (give way markings) with Buckminster Road (B676). An approximate distance 152 metres. PARISH OF FREEBY Main Street from its junction with Waltham Road (give way markings), in a generally north easterly direction to a point 135 metres north east of where the south easterly facing wall meets the north easterly facing wall of Brook Cottage, Main Street. An approximate distance of 550 metres. Waltham Road —from a point 212 metres north of the Main Street junction centre-line, in a generally southerly direction to a point 381 metres south of the Main Street junction centre-line. An approximate distance of 593 metres. THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL (VARIOUS ROADS, BUCKMINSTER AND SCHOOL LANE, SEWSTERN, PARISH OF BUCKMINSTER) (IMPOSITION OF 30MPH AND 40MPH SPEED LIMIT) ORDER 2002 PARISH OF BUCKMINSTER Coston Road — from a point 75.5 metres west of the boundary between numbers 5 and 6 Coston Road eastwards then northwards, past The Crescent, then generally north-eastwards along Main Street (B676), then eastwards along Stainby Road (B676) to a point 58 metres east of the western boundary of the White House. Sproxton Road - from a point 66.5 metres west of the boundary between numbers 9 and 10 Sproxton Road, eastwards to its junction with Back Street and Main Street (B676), a distance of approximately 235 metres. Back Street — (the whole length) from its junction with Stroxton Road and Main Street (B676) north eastwards then eastwards to its junction with Hall Road, a distance of approximately 470 metres. Hall Road — from its junction with Main Street/Stainby Road(B676) northwards to a point 73 metres north of the centre of the main access to Buckminster Hall, a distance of approximately 450 metres. School Lane — from its junction with Stainby Road (676) south-eastwards for a distance of 60.5 metres (approximately 72 metres from the give way line). SCHEDULE 2 IMPOSITION OF 30 MPH SPEED LIMIT IN THE PARISH OF BUCKMINSTER Hall Road, Buckminster From its junction with Stainby Road in a northerly direction for a distance of 458m Back Street, Buckminster For its entire length Stainby Road, Buckminster From a point 80m east of school lane for a distance of 100m Sproxton Road, Buckminster From a point 176m west of Coston Road for a distance of 52m School Lane, Buckminster From its junction with Stainby Road in a southerly direction for a distance of 80m Coston Road, Buckminster From a point 111m west of its junction with Sproxton Road in a westerly direction for a distance of 239m IN THE PARISH OF FREEBY Saxbv Road, Saxbv (B676) From its junction with Garthorpe Road, Freeby in a westerly direction to a point 218m west of its junction with Church Lane, Freeby Garthorpe Road, Saxby (B676) From its junction with Saxby Road, Freeby in an easterly direction to a point 371m east of its junction with Church Lane, Freeby Church Lane, Saxby From its junction with the Garthorpe Road, Freeby in a north easterly direction for a distance of 180m IN THE PARISH OF GARTHORPE Coston Road (B676), Garthorpe From its junction with road known as `13676 From Garthorpe Road To Coston Road', Garthorpe in an easterly direction to a point 233m east of its junction with road known as 'B676 Coston Road to Gypsy Nook', Garthorpe Road known as 'From B676 From Garthorpe Road To Coston Road', Parish of Garthorpe From its junction with Coston Road, Garthorpe, in a westerly direction to a point 49m west of Wymondham Road, Garthorpe Wymondham Road, Garthorpe From its junction with Coston Road, Garthorpe (6676) in a south easterly direction for a distance of 267m Road known as `13676 From Coston Road To Buckminster Road', Coston From its junction with Buckminster Road, Coston in a westerly direction to a point 445m west of its junction with Sproxton Road Buckminster Road, Coston From its junction with road known as '6676 From Coston Road To Buckminster Road', Garthorpe to a point 298m east of its junction with Sproxton Road Sproxton Road, Coston From its junction with. Buckminster Road, Garthorpe (6676) in a northerly direction for a distance of 149m SCHEDULE 3 IMPOSITION OF 50 MPH SPEED LIMIT IN THE PARISH OF BUCKMINSTER Coston Road, Buckminster From a point 350m west of its junction with Sproxton Road, Buckminster in a south westerly direction to its junction with road known as `B676 from Buckminster Road to Coston Road', Buckminster Road known as `13676 from Buckminster Road to Coston Road', Parish of Buckminster From its junction with Coston Road, Buckminster to its junction with Buckminster Road, Garthorpe IN THE PARISH OF FREEBY Saxby Road, Saxby From a point 218m west of its junction with Church Lane, Freeby in a westerly direction to its junction with Saxby Road, Melton Mowbray Garthorpe Road, Saxby From its junction with 'B676 from Garthorpe Road to Coston Road', Garthorpe to a point 371m east of its junction with Church Lane, Freeby IN THE PARISH OF MELTON MOWBRAY Saxby Road, Melton Mowbray From its junction with Saxby Road, Freeby in a westerly direction to a point 887m east of its junction with Bishop Street, Melton Mowbray IN THE PARISH OF GARTHORPE Buckminster Road, Coston From its junction with road known as '6676 From Buckminster Road To Coston Road' Buckminster to a point 298m east of its junction with Sproxton Road Road known as '13676 From Coston Road to Buckminster Road, Garthorpe' Coston From its junction with Coston Road to a point 445m west of its junction with Sproxton Road Coston Road, Garthorpe From its junction with road known as '173676 from Coston Road to Buckminster Road' to a point 233m east of its junction with road known as 'B676 Coston Road to Gypsy Nook', Garthorpe Road known as '13676 from Garthorpe Road to Coston Road', Garthorpe From its junction with Garthorpe Road to a point 49m west of its junction with Wymondham Road, Garthorpe THE COMMON SEAL of THE LEICESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL was hereunto affixed This fourth day of August 2017 in the presence of :- KEY: PROPOSED 30MPH SPEED LIMIT EXISTING 30MPH SPEED LIMIT leMellineeer EXISTING 40MPH SPEED LIMIT DISCLAIMER: RESTRICTIONS NOT SHOWN ON THIS PLAN WILL NOT CHANGE THIS PLAN IS FOR GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION ONLY AND DOES NOT FORM PART OF THE FINAL LEGAL ORDER HIGHWAYS & TRANSPORT COMMISSIONING SERVICE NAMPO (C) Weenies!** County Couna @ Croon copyright.
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