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Petition 1. We Call Upon All Local Councils to Carry out New and Joint Traffic Evaluation Studies on the A259 South Coast Road Between Newhaven and Brighton Marina

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Petition 1. We Call Upon All Local Councils to Carry out New and Joint Traffic Evaluation Studies on the A259 South Coast Road Between Newhaven and Brighton Marina The Big Petition - A259 South Coast Road Congestion (Lewes District Council) Petition 1. We call upon all local councils to carry out new and joint traffic evaluation studies on the A259 South Coast Road between Newhaven and Brighton Marina. 2. We also call upon the councils to carry out an economic impact study of the detrimental effects caused by traffic congestion on the A259 from Newhaven to the Brighton Marina, (particularly at peak times) on the local economy for this area as well as looking at air quality and the quality of life for residents in this whole area. 3. Once the results of these studies have been reviewed we call upon the councils to clearly identify what new physical road infrastructure improvements will be required to meet any identified capacity shortfall, along with a schedule of works for when those improvements will need to be implemented before any further development takes place. 4. We call upon East Sussex County Council, Lewes District Council and Brighton & Hove City Council (keeping the Highway Authority informed) to carry out new and joint traffic evaluation studies on the A259 South Coast Road between Newhaven, Peacehaven, Rottingdean, Ovingdean and Brighton Marina. 5. We also call upon East Sussex County Council, B&HCC; and LDC to carry out an economic impact study of the detrimental effects caused by traffic congestion on the A259 between Newhaven, Peacehaven, Rottingdean, Ovingdean and Brighton Marina, (particularly at the now spreading peak times) on the local economy for this area as well as the impact on the AQMA’s in Newhaven and Rottingdean and the quality of life for residents in this whole area. 6. Once the results of these studies have been reviewed by officers and the public, we call upon East Sussex County Council, Lewes District Council and Brighton &Hove; City Council (keeping the Highway Authority informed) to clearly identify what new physical road infrastructure improvements will be required to meet any identified capacity shortfall, along with a schedule of works for when those improvements will need to be implemented prior to further development taking place. works for when those improvements will need to be implemented prior to further development taking place. There are certain aspects of historical studies which are of concern and require inclusion, clarification and measurements in current studies to address our concern. New studies should include but not be limited to: • Clearly documented capacity calculations for the A259 between Newhaven and Brighton Marina (both on links and junctions) and at key pinch points. These should be in accordance with the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges and at the least, take account of road widths, bus lanes and stops, entry and egress limitations, gradients, bends on roads, visibility and other traffic limitation/ impact circumstances. • Traffic volumes, traffic types and the degree and timing of any over-capacity usage. • Identification and quantification of “rat run” traffic volumes and capacity and the impact on the local communities. • Traffic initiation, destination, purpose and average speeds (current and projected within local development plans). Background information We the undersigned are experiencing and have been experiencing for some years, unacceptable levels of delays and queueing on the A259 South Coast Road between Newhaven, Peacehaven, Rottingdean, Ovingdean and Brighton Marina. We understand that this problem is caused by ever increasing levels of traffic which exceed the capacity of the local road infrastructure. This degree of congestion has adverse safety, economic and health implications that need to be identified and quantified. The related local development plans indicate that further developments are planned which will impact on this local infrastructure and exacerbate the current unacceptable situation. This section of the A259 was included with erroneous base data in the Lewes District Council Core Strategy Local Plan in 2016. Based on a Newhaven travel study in 2010 and subsequent transport modelling. This has not included any provision for the Cumulative Impact of housing developments Name Town in neighbouring Brighton and Hove Fringe areas (identified in their Local plan), or increased housing/school placement numbers from Newhaven to Brighton Marina undertaken since 2012. sarah jayne peacehaven Brian Phoenix Welling martin steggals brighton Nicola Smith Telscombe Cliffs Susan Ann Smith Peacehaven Keith Smith Peacehaven Robert Young Saltdean Gemma Paveley Telscombe cliffs Jo colbourne Peacehaven Bryan McHugh Newhaven WILLIAM JOSEPH YOXALL Seaford Ian Reed PEACEHAVEN Gen Kennedy Peacehaven Reginald G Dove Seaford Roberta Peacehaven Janette Pratt Peacehaven Wilson Peacehaven RichardHyde Brighto Julia evans Peacehaven Kristina Veasey Seaford Howard Gravett Peacehaven Emma Rayner-Klassen Peacehaven Peter Burgess Peacehaven Gavin Still Peacehaven Jeniffer Littlechild Seaford Alan Macey Peacehaven Lynn Macey Peacehaven Craig Wadhams Peacehaven Simone Amis Peacehaven Nicholas ayris papworth Brighton Paul Kent Peacehaven Georgina Bancroft Peacehaven Amanda Reed Peacehaven Lisa Hazell Telscombe Cliffs Donna Moore Peacehaven Luke Whiting Seaford Andy Farley Seaford Ronald Victor Tallis Peacehaven Catherine Leadley Peacehaven Trevor Smith Brighton belinda bradford brighton Laura pullan Peacehaven Al Busby Telscombe Cliffs paula colburn brighton S birch Peacehaven suzanne williams Peacehaven Dawn Paul Peacehaven Caroline Gridley Peacehaven Colin White Peacehaven Ross Patrick Newhaven Sarah luck Telscombe cliffs Graham Jenner Telscombe cliff East Sussex Margaret Adele Knapp Peacehaven Adrian Boswood Peacehaven Helen clancy Newhaven Frank Clasen Peacehaven Lynda Twigge Brighton Andrea Frogley Peacehaven Bradley Seaford Stewart Robertson Telscombe Cliffs Susan Highsted Newhaven Dave King Brighton Luis Garcia Newhaven Samantha Washer Eastbourne Yvonne Marlow Peacehaven Lynne Moss Brighton Anthony Albert Billin Peacehaven Jenny Weston East Sussex Loraine Martin Newhaven Sallyann Reed East Sussex shane whittemore peacehaven Laura wells Peacehaven Ben Plows Seaford Natashya Gladden Newhaven Ruth Fairchild Peacehaven Jacqueline Patricia Bromley Peacehaven Claire Gandey Peacehaven AYMAN AL-ARARI PEACEHAVEN jaqueline franklin Peacehaven mark barrington saltdean M.G.Brooks Peacehaven Peter Maxwell Newhaven Annika Rutlin peacehaven Roland Greenhalgh Peacehaven Sandra Hall Peacehaven KJ Reid Peacehaven Deborah WEst Brighton Vivien collins Seaford Tracey moore Telscombe cliffs Lucie Pentecost Peacehaven B COLEMAN ALFRISTON Mallika Datta Trlscombe cliffs Elizabeth Bromley Telscombe cliffs Natasha Peacehaven iain campbell HORSHAM Emma Davis Newhaven Ryan O'Farrell Welwyn garden city Danielle bennett Peacehaven Charlotte Saltdean Bernard O'Reilly Peacehaven Katie Mayo Newhaven Matthew dawson Peacehaven Julia mclaughlin Peacehaven Anne Peat EASTBOURNE Spencer Peacehaven Denise Finnemore Peacehaven Vickie Baker Peacehaven Pauline Lawson Peacehaven Fay Davis Brighton Ann Collie Peacehaven Katharine Ann Lawrence Peacehaven Sherral wood Peacehaven Claire Horner Peacehaven Justin Tipler Peacehaven Tracy caffrey Peacehaven Martin Beames Peacehaven Linda McKellar Peacehaven Barbara Wright Peacehaven Jayne carpenter Peacehaven John greene Peacehaven Pat Jones NEWHAVEN kelly bridges Peacehaven Steve Butchers Newhaven David Pierson Peacehaven Pat Mann Newhaven Victoria Telscombe cliffs Charlotte Macey Peacehaven Jamie brown Peacehaven Dawn morris Newhaven Gerry Goodburn Brighton Winston Gibson Peacehaven Elizabeth Waters lewes Fiona Marshall Pontefract Katherine Hsyes Peacehaven Raquel Snajdar Saltdean Mrs Hilary May Funnell Peacehaven Donna Peacehaven patricia benson Peacehaven Keith Francis Brighton Mike Gould Peacehaven Richard Rijnbeek Peacehaven colin Hales Peacehaven Elaine Rance Saltdean Samuel Jarrell Saltdean Clive Read Peacehaven jenny watson peacehaven Ian Watson peacehaven Sheila Luckhurst Brighton Carol Cottrell Peacehaven Carole McMillan Peacehaven Robert McMillan Peacehaven Sarah Mingaye Peacehaven Peter White PEACEHAVEN Peter White PEACEHAVEN Karen Hickman Newhaven Keith Shepherd Peacehaven norman scott Peacehaven Lesley Harris Rottingdean Anna Kadlubowska Peacehaven Artur Kadlubowski Pescehaven Angela Gendre Peacehaven James Harding Newhaven David Cooper Peascehaven Gemma Boswood Peacehaven Barbara Glennon PEACEHAVEN Aaron Tucknott Seaford Geoffrey Tripp Peacehaven Sharon Ahearn Peacehaven Lyndsey Clare Verrall Peacehaven Mr Sam Morgan Brighton jasper vincent 362 south coast road Teri Marshall Brighton Hazel Heron Brighton Josh conlon Peacehaven Clare Wratten Peacehaven Teresa Fry Peacehaven michele lawrie SALTDEAN Jill Susan Dudley Peacehaven Daisy Canning Telscombe Cliffs Lesley Mills Peacehaven Andy Chapman Peacehaven Stephanie Kerswell Brighton Mervyn Bennett Telscombe Cliffs David Rein Newhaven Patricia Ann Hawkins Brighton Manara uddin Peacehaven Andy Strickland Peacehaven Mary Saunders Peacehaven Garry Saunders Peacehaven Gareth O'Donnell Peacehaven Alison Wright Brighton Melissa Scott Peacehaven Patricia Shorter Brighton Peter Knight Peacehaven Raymond Gage Saltdean Brighton Angie Taylor Peacehaven Richard Collings Peacehaven Mark Mills Peacehaven Dagmar Eberts Rottingean Tony Newbrook Peacehaven Jill Redford Peacehaven Paul lewry Newhaven Lucy Tiller Newhaven Lucy gordon Telscombe cliffs Harry Hillery Peacehaven Ms S WARREN telscombe cliffs Ciarron Clarkson Peacehaven Russell Bedford Peacehaven Alan Baker Peacehaven
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