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St-Ives-Resident-Leaflet-V6-7-June.Pdf The G7 Summit hosted in Cornwall 11-13 June 2021 Be #G7prepared Information for residents, businesses and visitors to St Ives 2 Cornwall – the chosen location Also included is a map of the local area to show the key changes. For the most up to date information please We are proud that Cornwall has been chosen visit our website. to host the G7 Summit, which takes place from High levels of security are in place to ensure that Friday 11 June to Sunday 13 June 2021. everyone remains safe. This will mean that you may be This is a major event with numerous security asked to pass through security access points and show considerations therefore there will be unavoidable two forms of identification. Further details about this disruptions for people who live close to the four venues will be given later in this booklet. which are hosting the event. These are: - To help minimise delays, please familiarise yourself • Carbis Bay Hotel with the changes and we advise that you carry the • Tregenna Castle Hotel identification documents required with you during this period. • National Maritime Museum Cornwall • Cornwall Airport Newquay Around the local area Prior to and during the Summit, there will be lots • Carbis Bay Hotel and the Tregenna Castle Hotel of activity including road and air traffic, along with will be closed to members of the public during the intensive preparations to the areas around the venues, Summit period. including the installation of security measures. Please • In Carbis Bay, the section of the South West Coast expect some additional noise and delays. We thank you Path which runs through the Carbis Bay Hotel will be for your patience and understanding. closed and a temporary diversion put in place. To help you plan your journeys around these • In St Ives, local amenities will largely remain open and disruptions, we have included details of road closures, all beaches other than Carbis Bay will be accessible. diversions, parking restrictions and information about • St Ives town centre and harbour will be open. local services. 3 Pedestrian & bicycle access 7am on Wednesday 9 June. Residents of Carbis Bay will still be able to access their properties. Access to Pedestrian access will be unrestricted on the majority St Ives will be via the Coach Road diversion route. of the roads giving free access to the area. Pedestrian • Security barriers and fencing across and along certain access will, however, be restricted in the immediate roads will be installed from Friday 4 June. vicinity of Carbis Bay Hotel and Tregenna Castle Hotel and only residents will be allowed access subject to • There will be some initial short-term disruption security checks. during installation; this is likely to involve night-time closures, but full closure is not planned until 9am on Thursday 10 June. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED P Temporary travel arrangements, • The Old Coach Road via Halsetown will be used to restrictions and diversions provide access to and from St Ives. Delays are expected. To manage the traffic around St Ives and in Carbis Bay, a number of changes and diversions will be in place. Vehicle access Although every effort will be made to keep any waiting • The diversion route prevents all vehicle traffic times to a minimum, Please plan your journey giving from entering the Carbis Bay Area via Tempest plenty of time to navigate the temporary restrictions. Roundabout, close to the A30. • All traffic will be diverted via the route highlighted in Roads GREEN. • Emergency services vehicles, event transport and • In the St Ives and Carbis Bay area, the A3074 (St Police personnel only will be allowed access via the Ives Road) will be closed to all traffic from 9am on vehicle checkpoint (VCP) highlighted in RED. Thursday 10 June to midnight on Sunday 13 June. • Residents and businesses are required to follow • There will be overnight closures on the A3074 road the dotted blue lines to the Resident and Business - just the section by Tregenna Castle as shown on checkpoints highlighted in BLUE, to gain access to the map - from 7pm on Monday 7 June to 7am on the relevant addresses within each zone. Tuesday 8 June, and from 7pm on Tuesday 8 June to 4 Key Access and diversions 9am Thursday 10 June to midnight 13 June No Entry St Ives One way Exit from Zones Road closure Higher Stennack 10 to 13 June Trenwith Lane Additional overnight road closure RB2 from 7 June to 10 June with RB3 RB4 E7 20mph speed limit E8 7 to 13 June E1 E10 E9 NB South West Coast Path (SWCP) has Parking restrictions A3074 marked diversions in place within the area Diversion route B3311 E2 Residents vehicle check points E3 Carbis Bay E3 Resident/business access route Resident zones Halsetown E5 No public access E4 A3074 Longstone Resident zones om Lane Resident and business access and exit to/from TrencTTr r RB1 the zones are shown below. Laity Lane Zone Enter via Exit via B3311 A3074 Lelant E1 RB2 RB2 E6 RB1 E2 (subject to secondary Lelant Trevarrack check of validation paper) Laity Lane / E3 RB1 Lelant E4 RB1 Lelant RB1 E5 (subject to secondary Lelant Cripplesease check of validation paper) E6 RB1 Lelant Steeple Lane / E7 RB3 Lelant Steeple Lane / Lelant Downs E8 RB4 Lelant Steeple Lane / St Erth E9 RB4 Lelant Steeple Lane / E10 RB4 Lelant 5 Residential zones Business Access • If you are seeking access to a business premises that • The map shows a series of residential zones E1 to E10 you own, then the documentation mentioned will and four access points RB1 to RB4. need to relate to that premises. • If travelling by vehicle to your residence please ensure • For staff attending work, the preferred option is as you understand the vehicle access point for your a pedestrian to reduce traffic within the managed residential zone, and continue to use the same access area. However if this is not possible a proof of point throughout the duration of the disruptions. home address and a work ID badge or similar plus At each of the four residents’ access points (marked in a ‘statement of purpose’, such as a letter from the blue), the following process will be adopted: employer stating the work location or inventory of where you are required to visit will be required. • Residents seeking access with a vehicle will be asked • Once documentation has been verified, vehicle to produce two forms of current identification linked access will be granted. to their home address. The documentation needs to be recent (within the last 3 months) and can include • Some businesses that are directly affected by the a Council tax bill, Utility bill, Bank statement or security fencing or barriers will be contacted directly Driving licence. A photo ID, would be an advantage, by police to discuss how to access their property. as it would speed up the checking process, however it is not a requirement. Rail • This is not an exhaustive list and any official document can be used. • The St Ives Bay Line will be closed from 0001 Monday 7th June to 1200 Monday 14th June with a rail • Documents produced must be originals and not replacement bus service in operation and journey photocopies. Electronic options such as online times will be extended. banking via Smartphone Apps can also be presented. 6 St Erth to St Ives direct - • Journey times will be longer than normal Monday 7th June to 1200 Monday 14th June: • Customers travelling from Carbis Bay to St Ives should use • Rail replacement buses will operate approximately the local bus services T2 or 17 from stops on the A3074 every 30 minutes between St Erth and St Ives St Erth to Carbis Bay - • The rail replacement service will operate from Thursday 10th to Sunday 13th June: Trenwith Car Park in St Ives, instead of the Railway • No rail or replacement bus services will operate Station. A shuttle bus service will be in operation Passengers are advised to check journey plans online at between Trenwith Car Park, Royal Square and St Ives www.gwr.com for latest information and be prepared Bus Station to travel earlier to maintain connections with mainline • The coach road route will be used throughout, and services at St Erth. journey times will be longer than normal St Erth to Carbis Bay - Maritime Monday 7th June to Wednesday 9th June, and again • Access along the coast towards Carbis Bay will be Monday 14th June until 1200 only: restricted. • Rail replacement buses will operate approximately • The Local Authority and Harbour Master are currently every 30 minutes between St Erth and Carbis Bay seeking an application to extend the current St Ives • The rail replacement service will operate from bus Harbour limits. A notice to mariners will be published stops along the A3074 instead of the stations: in due course, detailing directions for marine users • Lelant Saltings – Woodlands bus stops within the bay. (one service per day) • There may be some navigational restrictions in • Lelant – Village Hall bus stops (hourly service) place from Monday 7 June to Sunday 13 June; we are engaging with local businesses to minimise • Carbis Bay – Longstone Cross bus stops disruptions. 7 Aviation appropriate checkpoint including proof of home address, booking confirmation either printed or via • The airspace across St Ives will be closed from smartphone. Monday 7 June to Sunday 13 June. • The airspace across the region (Cornwall) will be closed from Thursday 10 June to Sunday 13 June. Schools • During these periods, no flying is allowed, including • Some local schools have made provision to return the flying of Drones. to online learning for pupils during the Summit.
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