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The London Gazette, Ist February 1994 1530 THE LONDON GAZETTE, IST FEBRUARY 1994 mind that once any correspondence has been submitted to the Parish of Yaxley relevant committee it becomes public property and may be inspected by any interested party. 40m.p.h. Speed Limit SL W. Stevens, County Secretary and Solicitor Burns Cose (U5447); The whole length. County Hall, Ipswich EP4 2JS. Castleton's Way (C574); From its junction with the CS73 Ipswich Road in an easterly direction for a distance of 59 metres. SCHEDULE Church Lane (U5514); The whole length. Parish of Frisian Ipswich Road (C573); From a point 82 metres north of its junction 40m.p.h. Speed Limit with the C574 Castleton's Way in a generally southerly direction for a distance of 740 metres. Aldeburgh Road/Saxmundham Road (111121); From a point 381 metres south-cast of its junction with the U2306 Mill Road in a Maple Close (U5744); The whole length. north-westerly direction for a distance of 716 metres. Mettis Raad(C568); From its junction with the C573 Ipswich Road and the U5527 Norwich Road in a westerly direction to a point 81 30m.p.h. Speed Limit metres west of the centre of its junction with the U5447 Bums Chase's Lane (U2324)j The whole length. Close, a distance of approximately 892 metres. Church Lane (U2326); The whole length. Norwich Road (U5527); The whole length. Church Road (U2326); The whole length. Grove Road (U2301); From a point 62 metres north of its junction 1st February 1994. (483) with the U2326 Church Lane in a southerly then south-westerly direction for a distance of 480 metres. Low &>u?(U2324); The whole length of maintainable highway. WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND BOROUGH COUNCIL Mill Road(U23Q6); From its junction with the Bl 121 Saxmundham Road/Aldeburgh Road in a south-westerly direction for a The Borough of Weymouth and Portland (Kings Road, Coronation distance of 412 metres. Road, Queens Road, Radipole) (One-way Traffic) Order 1994 Parish ofLawshall Notice is hereby given that the Borough Council of Weymouth and 40m.p.h. Speed Limit Portland propose to make the above-mentioned Order acting on Bury Road/MelfordRoad(C684) From a point 129 metres south of behalf of the Dorset County Council in pursuance of arrangements its junction with the U7439 Lambs Lane and the U7422 Golden made under section 101 of the Local Government Act 1972 and in Lane in a generally north-easterly direction for a distance of 1,540 exercise of the Dorset County Council's powers under sections 1(1) metres. and (2), and 2(1) to (3) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the Churchill Close (U7448); The whole length. effect of which will be: Donkey Lane (C685) (including the western arm of its junction with To introduce a One-way Traffic Flow as specified in the Schedule the U7438 The Street); From the eastern arm of its junction with below. the U7438 The Street in a northerly direction for a distance of 160 metres. Full details of the proposal are contained in the draft Order. This Golden Lane (U7422); From its junction with the C684 Bury together with the relevant map and a copy of the Council's reasons Road/Melford Road in a westerly direction for a distance of 323 for the proposal may be seen at the Municipal Offices, North Quay, metres. Weymouth, during normal office hours. Hall Mead (U7440); The whole length. Any objections to the proposals should be made in writing to the Lawshall Road (C685/U7441); From its junction with the C68S Chief Executive, Municipal Offices, North Quay, Weymouth, by Donkey Lane in a south-easterly direction for a distance of 266 23rd February 1994. metres. Lambs Lane (U7439); The whole length. M. N. Ashby, Chief Executive Lawshall Row/Harrow Green/The Street (U7438); The whole length. Municipal Offices, North Quay, Shepherds Drive (U7448); The whole length. Weymouth, Dorset DT4 8TA. The Glebe (U7448); The whole length. Windsor Close (U7448); The whole length. SCHEDULE Parish ofRingshall Road and lengths of road in the Borough of Weymouth and Portland 40m.p.h. Speed Limit Kings Road, north to south. Butts Ash Road (U4S45); The whole length. Coronation Road, east to west. Stowmarket Road (CMS); From its junction with the C447 Lower Queens Road, south to north. Farm Road in a generally north-westerly direction for a distance of 182 metres. 31st January 1994. (539) Lower Farm Road (C447); From its junction with the B1078 in a generally westerly direction for a distance of 940 metres. HEREFORD CITY COUNCIL The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1994 Notice is hereby given that the Hereford City Council in exercise of its powers under section 35(1) and (3) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and of all other enabling powers proposes to make the above-named Order which will vary The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) Order 1987, The City of Hereford Off-street Parking Places (Amendemnt) Order 1988, The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1989, The city of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1990, The City of Hereford (Off- street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1991, The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 1991, The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1992, The City of Hereford (Off-street Parking Places) (Amendment) Order 1993 and the Notice of Variation dated 24th November 1993, and will have the following effect namely to increase the charges for the parking places known as Wye Street, Bus Station, Union Walk, Town Hall, Shirehall HWCC, Bath Street HWCC and Garrick Surface Car Park, to extend Season Ticket parking to non residents of St Martins Street on part of St. Martin's Parking Place, to increase the charges for Season Tickets at Wye Street, St. Martins, St. Martins (overflow), Bus Station and Union Walk, to amend the map attached to the Car Parking Orders in order to reflect changes made by the building of toilets at Union Walk, and the division of the St. Martin's Parking Place, to confirm the hours of operation of Bus Station and The Maylord Orchards and the maximum period for which vehicles may wait for the Maylord Orchards. It is proposed that the new Order will come into force on 1st April 1994. Details of the relevant Off-street Parking Place, charges, time limits and classes of vehicles for which the parking place will be available are set out in the Schedule below..
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