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The London Gazette, 2Nd April 1993 .6039 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2ND APRIL 1993 .6039 Woodfield Drive, both sides from a point 10 metres south of the Any representations or objections with respect to the Order may centre line of Woodfield Road, to its junction with Woodfield be sent in writing to the Assistant Chief Executive of the Council of Road. the Borough of Harrogate, Council Offices, Harrogate, by 26th April Woodfield Grove, north-east side from a point 35 metres north of 1993. the centre line of Woodfield Drive to a point 45 metres north of F. J. Hildred, Assistant Chief Executive the centre line of Woodfield Drive. Woodfield Drive, north-side from a point 10 metres east of the Council Offices, Harrogate HG12SG. centre line of Woodfield Grove to a point 17 metres east of the 2nd April 1993. (808) centre line of Woodfield Grove. Wharfedale Place, both sides from a point 107 metres south-east of die centre line of Otley Road to a point 113 metres south-east NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL of the centre line of Otley Road. Oakdale Glen, north-east side of the cul-de-sac between numbers North Yorkshire County Council (Harrogate) (Traffic 32 and 62: from a point 35 metres south-east of the centre line Management) (Amendment No. 20) Order 1993 of Oakdale Glen to a point 41 metres south-east of the centre Revised Notice line of Oakdale Glen. Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Harrogate, Crab Lane, east side from a point 120 metres north of the centre as agents and with the consent of the North Yorkshire County line of Bilton Lane to a point 145 metres north of the centre line Council, proposes to make an Order under sections 1(1), 2(1) and ofBiltonLane. 2(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Claro Road, north side from a point 115 metres north-east of the The effect of the Order will be to prohibit vehicles proceeding on centre line of Claro Park to a point 115 metres south-west of the the undermentioned section of road in the direction stated: centre line of Claro Park. Unnamed Access Road between Nos. 138 and 144 Hookstone East Park Road, from its junction with South Park Road to its Drive: junction with Princes Villa Road in a west to east direction. North-east side from a point 35 metres south-east of the Full details of the Order, a map showing the length of road centre line of Hookstone Drive to a point 48 metres south-east affected by it and a statement of the Council's reasons for proposing of the centre line of Hookstone Drive. to make the Order may be seen at the office of the Chief Executive, South-west side from its junction with Hopkstone Drive to a Harrogate Borough Council, Council Offices, Crescent Gardens, point 48 metres south-east of the centre line of Hookstone Harrogate HG12SG, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4.30 p.m., on Drive. Mondays to Fridays inclusive. Hwstleigh Terrace, south side from a point 95 metres east of the Any representations or objection with respect to the Order, may centre line of Roseville Road to a point 115 metres east of the be sent in writing to the Assistant Chief Executive of the Council of centre line of Roseville Road. the Borough of Harrogate, Council Offices, Harrogate HG12SG, by Roseville Road: 26th April 1993. West side from a point 10 metres south of the centre line of F. J. Hildred, Assistant Chief Executive Silverfields Road to a point 10 metres north of the centre line of Council Offices, Harrogate HG1 2SG. Silverfields Road. East side from a point 10 metres north of the centre line of 2nd April 1993. (807) Lynton Gardens to a point 10 metres south of the centre line of Lynton Gardens. Silverfields Road, both sides from its junction with Roseville Road NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL to a point 10 metres west of the centre line of Roseville Road. North Yorkshire County Council (Wetherby Road, Knaresborough) Lynton Gardens, both sides from its junction with Roseville Road (Weight Restriction) Order 1993 to a point 10 metres east of the centre line of Roseville Road. Timble Grove, both sides from its junction with Stonebeck Avenue Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Harrogate, to a point 23 metres west of the centre line of Stonebeck Avenue. as agents and with the consent of the Council of the County of North Stonebeck Avenue, west-side from a point 15 metres south of the Yorkshire, proposes to make an Order under sections 1(1), 2(2) and centre line of Timble Grove to a point 15 metres north of the 2(4) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which centre line of Timble Grove. would be to impose a prohibition of heavy goods vehicles exceeding The Avenue, Starbeck, south-west side from a point 99 metres 7-5 tonnes on Wetherby Road, Knaresborough) (B6164) between north west of the centre line of High Street, to a point 104 metres Manse Lane and Grimbald Bridge. north-west of the centre line of High Street. The normal exemptions have been included in the Order. A copy of the Order as drafted, a plan and statement of the 2. To introduce waiting restrictions between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Council's reasons for proposing to make the Order, may be Mondays to Saturdays on the lengths of roads set out below: inspected during normal office hours at the Chief Executive's office, Bilton Grange Close, west side from a point 57 metres north of the Council Offices, Crescent Gardens, Harrogate. centre line of Skipton Road to a point 65 metres north of the Objections to the proposal, specifying the grounds on wich they centre line of Skipton Road. are made, should be sent in writing, to reach the undersigned not Unnamed Access Road between Nos.4 and 6 Mount Street, both later than 26th April 1993. sides from a point 20 metres south-east of the centre line of F. J. Hildred, Assistant Chief Executive Mount Street to its junction with Mount Street. Lancaster Park Road, north side of the cul-de-sac between Nos. 61 Council Offices, Harrogate HG12SG. and 79 Lancaster Park Road, from a point 36 metres east of the 2nd April 1993. (810) centre line of Lancaster Park Road to a point 29 metres east of the centre line of Lancaster Park Road. Roberts Crescent, south side from a point 25 metres west of the centre line of Skipton Road to a point 37 metres west of the NORTH YORKSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL centre line of Skipton Road. Walworth Avenue, west side from a point 66 metres north of the North Yorkshire County Council (Restriction of Waiting) centre line of Kennion Road to a point 72 metres north of the (Amendment No. 9) Order 1993 centre line of Kennion Road. Notice is hereby given that the Council of the Borough of Harrogate, St. Winifreds Road, north-west side from its junction with St. as agents and with the consent of the North Yorkshire County Winifreds Avenue West, to a point 23 metres south-west of the Council, proposes to make an Order under sections 1(1), 2(1) to 2(2) centre line of St. Winifreds Avenue West. and 4(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, further amending St. Winifreds Avenue West, south-west side from its junction with the Council of the county of North Yorkshire (Restriction of St. Winifreds Road to a point 13 metres north-west of the centre Waiting) Order 1987. line of St. Winifreds Road. The effect of the Order is to introduce 30 minute waiting Full details of the Order, a map showing the lengths of roads restrictions between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., Monday to affected by it and a statement of the Council's reasons for proposing Saturday as under to make the Order may be seen at the Office of the Chief Executive, The Parade: Harrogate Borough Council, Council Offices, Crescent Gardens, 1. South side—from a point 10 metres east of the centre line of Harrogate HG12SG, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. on East Parade to a point 42 metres east of the centre line of East Mondays to Fridays inclusive. Parade..
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