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75671 Worcseter CC PN X114.Indd WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE Worcestershire/Shropshire County boundary for a distance of 98 metres in a southerly direction; from a Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) point 233.7 metres south of the Worcestershire/ (C2088 Bockleton)(Temporary Closure) Order 2017 Shropshire County boundary to its junction with A4112 The Council have made an Order to close that part of Market Street. C2088 Bockleton in 3 phases:- (west side) from the Worcestershire/Shropshire Phase 1 – from its junction with C1053 Bockleton to its County boundary for a distance of 95.6 metres in a junction with U95203 Middle Common. southerly direction; from a point 108.6 metres south of the Worcestershire/Shropshire County boundary for a Phase 2 – from its junction with U95201 Romers distance of 6.7 metres in a southerly direction; from a Common to a point 350 metres south of its junction point 304.6 metres south of the Worcestershire/ with C1052 Bockleton. Shropshire County boundary to its junction with A4112 Phase 3 – from its junction with U95200 Weston Road Market Street. to its junction with U95201 Romers Common. Limit waiting 1 hour no return within 1 hour Monday The Order is being made to facilitate major gas works. - Saturday 8.00am - 6.00pm (east side) from a point Exemptions: to permit access to any land or premises 98 metres south of the Worcestershire/Shropshire fronting the highway affected where there is no other County Boundary for a distance of 20.6 metres in a form of access; and to allow the works to be undertaken. southerly direction; from a point 125.6 metres south of Alternative routes: – the Worcestershire/Shropshire County Boundary for a distance of 32.3 metres in a southerly direction. Phase 1 Diversion One – C2088 Bockleton, Liberty Charles (Herefordshire), Pudleston (Herefordshire), (west side) from a point 121.9 metres south of the U94205 Grafton Road, U94205 Bockleton and C1052 Worcestershire/Shropshire County boundary for a Bockleton. distance of 71.3 metres in a southerly direction; from a point 233.2 metres south of the Worcestershire/ Phase 1 Diversion Two (local routes) – U95203 Middle Shropshire County boundary for a distance of Common, U95201 Romers Common Road, C2088 56.4 metres in a southerly direction. Bockleton Road, C2088 Bockleton and vice versa. Disabled badge holders only (west side) from a point Phase 2 – C2088 Bockleton, Liberty Charles 115.3 metres south of the Worcestershire/Shropshire (Herefordshire) Pudleston (Herefordshire), U94205 County boundary for a distance of 6.6 metres in a Bockleton, C1052 Bockleton, C1052 (Herefordshire), southerly direction; from a point 193.2 metres south of A4112 (Herefordshire), A4112 Oldwood Road, A4112 the Worcestershire/ Shropshire County boundary for a Oldwood Common, C2088 Bockleton Road and distance of 6.6 metres in a southerly direction; from a visa versa. point 226.6 metres south of the Worcestershire/ Phase 3 – C2088 Bockleton, C1052 Bockleton, C1052 Shropshire County boundary for a distance of Bockleton Road, (Herefordshire) A4112 Oldwood 6.6 metres in a southerly direction. Common (Herefordshire), A4112 Oldwood Common, Loading only 20 minutes Monday - Saturday 8.00am C2088 Bockleton and visa versa. - 6.00pm (west side) from a point 289.6 metres south Maximum duration: 18 Months. of the Worcestershire/Shropshire County boundary Phase 1 – Anticipated duration: 14 days. Commencing: for a distance of 15metres in a southerly direction. 16/01/2017 to 29/02/2017. The Order will vary the above Consolidation Order Phase 2 – Anticipated duration: 14 days. Commencing: (which provides for civil enforcement of contraventions 23/01/2017 to 05/02/2017. of waiting prohibitions and restrictions) and will contain Phase 3 – Anticipated duration: 21 days. Commencing: exemptions to allow parking/access for certain 30/01/2017 to 20/02/2017. purposes and limited waiting by disabled persons’ vehicles. (A4112 Teme Street, Market Street And Cross A copy of the draft Order, relevant plan and Statement Street, B4204, Riverside, Scotland Place, And of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be Church Street, Tenbury Wells) (20 mph Speed Limit) inspected at Malvern Hills District Council, Community Order 2017 Safety and Resilience Manager, The Council House, Worcestershire County Council Are To Consider Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcs., WR14 3AF, and County Making An Order The Effect of which will be to REDUCE Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester, WR5 2NP during the speed limit on the following lengths of roads in normal office hours. Any objections/representations Tenbury Wells to 20 miles per hour: you may have must be sent in writing to me at County A4112 Teme Street, Market Street and Cross Street Hall or email roadtraffi[email protected] to from a point 45 metres south of the Shropshire/ be received by 9 February 2017. Worcestershire County boundary to a point 30 metres Worcestershire County Council Highways Act 1980 south of its western junction with Church Street. B4204 Section 90A TO 90F from its junction with A4122 Market Street for a Proposals to Construct Raised Tables on Teme distance of 50 metres in a southerly direction. Riverside Street, Tenbury Wells for its entire length. Scotland Place for its entire length. Church Street for its entire length. Notice is hereby given that Worcestershire County Council propose to construct 2 raised tables on Teme There are exemptions in the Order for Special Forces Street, Tenbury Wells. Vehicles. The proposal may be described as follows: A copy of the draft Order, relevant maps and Statement of Reasons for proposing to make the Order may be Two raised tables to be fl ush with adjacent footways inspected at Malvern Hills District Council, Community approximately 100mm at kerbline accessed by ramps at Safety and Resilience Manager, The Council House, a gradient of 1:12.5 located as follows:- Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcs., WR14 3AF, and County Former Cattle Market entrance Table – width Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester, WR5 2NP during 8.5 metres x 30.0 metres long, centered at a point normal office hours. Any objections/representations 130.5 metres south of its junction with A456 Worcester you may have must be sent in writing to me at County Road and A4112 Teme Street; Hall or email roadtraffi[email protected] to Pedestrian crossing Table – width 6.1 metres x be received by 9 February 2017. 4.3 metres long at a point 109.9 metres north of (Malvern Hills District) (Civil Enforcement Area) A4112 Market Street/B4204 Kyrewood Road junction. (Waiting Restrictions and Street Parking Places) A plan showing these proposals may be inspected at Consolidation Order 2013 (Variation) Order 2017 Malvern Hills District, Council, Street Scene Manager, [Variation to Waiting Restrictions (Proposals and The Council House, Avenue Road, Malvern, Worcs. Revocations) on A4112 Teme Street, Tenbury Wells] WR14 3AF and County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester, Worcestershire County Council are to consider making WR5 2NP during normal office house. an Order the effect of which will be to vary the waiting Any person wishing to object to the proposal for the restrictions on the following lengths of road in Tenbury construction of the raised tables above must do so in Wells as follows: writing to the undersigned or email. roadtrafficregs@ A4112 Teme Street worcestersire,gov.uk to be received by 9 February 2017. REVOKE all waiting restrictions from the Worcestershire/Shropshire County boundary to its SIMON MALLINSON, Head of Legal and Democratic junction with A4112 Market Street. Services, County Hall, Spetchley Road, Worcester WR5 2NP 12 January 2017 IMPOSE prohibition of waiting at any time (east side) from the www.worcestershire.gov.uk.
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