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Buyuk~Ehir Ulasim Koordinasyon Merkezi Karari Belediyesi Say! 2014/9-11 .C UKOME KARARI T.C 22.10.2014 I S T A N B U I ISTANBUL BUYUK$EHIR BELEDIYE BASKANLIGI TARIH BUYUK~EHIR ULASIM KOORDINASYON MERKEZI KARARI BELEDIYESI SAY! 2014/9-11 .C UKOME, Istanbul Buyuk $ehir Belediye Ba~kanhgi Genel Sekreter Sn . Dr. Hayri BARAII~LI Ba$kanhgmda 22.10.2014 gun ve saat 15 :00'da gundemindeki konulari goru~mek uzere toplandi . Ilgi: a) Bila tarih ve bila sayili SS 139 Nolu Tuzla Minibus ve Otobus Motorlu Ta$iyicilar Kooperatifi'nin dilekcesi (BN-2151 TN-410563) . b) 18 .12 .2012 tarih ve 2013/KDGM-07/YOLCU sayili Ula~tirma, Denizcilik ve Haberlqme Bakanligi Karayolu Duzenleme Genel Mudurlugu Genelgesi . c) Karayollari Ta~ima Yonetmeligi . V) Toplu Ula*im Hizmetler Mudurlugunun 22 .10 .2014 tarih ve 2789 sayili yazisi ile ekli raporu. TEKLIF: D4 Yetki Belgesi uygunluk goru~u talebi (Gebze Organize Sanayi Bolgesi - Kartal Metrosu Arasi) / SS 139 No' lu Tuzla Minibus ve Otobusculer Mot . Tai . Kooperatifi'ne Bagli Ta~iyicilara) TOPLU ULA$IM HIZMETLERI MUDURLUGU RAPORU : Ilgi (g) Toplu Ula*im Hizmetleri Mudurlugu yazisi ekli raporunda ; Ilgi (a) dilekgede ; kooperatif olarak 45 aye ile faaliyette olduklari, bulge halki, mahalle muhtarhklari ve STK'larmda talepleri dogrultusunda Gebze Organize Sanayi Bolgesi (OSB) - Kartal Metrosu arasinda - ilgi dilekge ekinde sunulan krokideki gazergah Uzerinden - ta~imacilik yapmak istedikleri hususlari ifade edilmekte ve geregi talep edilmektedir. Ilgi (a) dilekcede ifade edilen ta~imacilik talebi 100 km alts §ehirlerarasi ta~imacilik kapsamina girmekte olup bu tUr ta~imacihklar ilgi (b) genelge ve ilgi (c) yonetmelik ile Ula~tirma, Denizcilik ve Haberlqme Bakanligi'nca duzenlenen D4 Yetki Belgesi kapsamindan yapilabilmektedir . 23.10.2012 tarih ve 28450 sayili Resmi Gazete ile Karayollari Ta§ima Yonetmeligi'nde yaptlan degi~iklik ile "Yuz kilometreye kadar ~ehirlerarasi tapmalarda ; ilgili illerin trafik komisyonlarindan (bu illerden birinin veya her ikisinin it simrlart lie belediye srmrlart ayni/(!ake ik olan bir it veya iller olmasi halinde ise ilgili Buyuksehir Belediyesi/Belediyeleri Ulairm Koordinasyon Merkezi/Merkezleri (UKOME)'nden) ahnacak D4 yetki belgesi duzenlenmesinin o illerdeki mevcut arz/talep dengesi ve tafima dilzeni bakimindan bir sakincasi olmadikmna dair ilgili II Trafik Komisyonu (veya UKOME) kararlarinin Bakanhka sunulmasi carttrr ." hakmu getirilerek, soz konusu talep guzergahindaki to imacihk talebi icin her iki Buyuksehir Belediyesinin (Kocaeli ve Istanbul) uygunluk kararinin bulunmasi D4 yetki belgesi alabilmek icin zorunlu hale getirilmi~tir . TUHIM'in Teknik Dekerlendirmesi ; Mudurlugumaz teknik ekiplerince yapilan arazi ve buro cali$malari neticesinde ; Soz konusu talep guzergahinin Istanbul II sinirlarinda kalan Gebze-Kartal Metro istasyonu bolumu incelendiginde to imacilik ihtiyacinin ozellikle ; C109 Pendik-Sifa Mahallesi, C124 Tersaneler-Tuzla (Deniz Harp Okulu)-Aydmli- Aydinli Toki Konutlari-Orhanli, C72 Pendik-Tuzla, C84 Pendik-Aydinli Koyu-Deri Sanayi, C80 Kartal-Soganlik- Yakacik-Samandira-Papkoy, C86 Kartal-Yakacik-Samandira-SultanbeyIi, C93 Kartal-Hurriyet Mahallesi-Kartal Cezaevi minibus hatlarr, 17B Gebze-Kartal Metro (istasyonu), 500ES Tuzla-Esenler-YTU Davutpap, SOOT Tuzla $ifa Mahallesi-Cevizlibag ve 251 Pendik-Si~li IETT hatlarr lie kar~ilandigi, bundan dolayi da mevcut bu hatlar ile buyak oranda olumsuz etkilqim icinde olacagi ; ayrica da Halkali-Sirkeci-Uskudar-Gebze Hizli Tren hatti (Marmaray) ile kar$ilanmasi planlandigi ; hususlari anla$ildigindan soz konusu talebin uygun olmadiki kanaatine vari lm i $tir . Konunun U undemine alinmasi hususunu olurlariniza arz ederim . UKOME'NIN KARARI : Ilgi (c) Toplu Ula~im Hizmetleri Mudurlugu yazist ekli raporundaki Teknik Degerlendirme raporu dogrultusunda ; talep edilen guzergahtaki yolcu ta~imacihgt !BB toplu ta~tma araclari tarafindan kar~tlandigi ve yeni bir ihtiyacln olmadigi tespit edildiginden arz talep dengesi ve ta5ima duzeni bakimindan uygun olmadigi kanaatine vartlmi olup, D4 Yetki Belgesi uygunluk goru~une ili*kin teklifin reddine karar verilmi~tir . Ba$kan Dr. Hayri BARA Me • PE d • AISMAAILOO Genet Sekreter Ist . Emn . Mod . Ula$im Daire Ba$kam . /2014 I/ Uye Soleyman AT(~I U Milli Savunma Bakanligi H . Avni CINDIK Mustafa KA$ I . Ordu Kom . Tem . Sahil Gov . Kom . Tem. I .Hukuk viri Tem . (Katilmadi) V 14 0-le ye N clan AP I EZ Muhammet ERDOG`AN event NUVAR UI$ . Dnz . Hbr . Bakanhgi UI$ Fen I$I . Dai . B$k . Dnz . Hbr. Bakanligi Dnz. br . Bakanligi Karayollan 1 . Bulge Mod . Tem . 1st. Liman B$k . Ligi Tem . D MIG Mod . Tem ye Uye Mehmet Rahmi GUL Uye UI$ . Dnz . Hbr. Bakanligi UI$ . Dnz . Hbr . Baka ligi Ma$uk METE 1ETT Gen . Mod . Tem . TCDD LBoige. Mod. Tem . 1 .Byge Modorlogo em . U Siileym GENQ Ab OZCANLI ist. $ehir Hatl T . \$ . Tem . uslf UI$ A $ . Gn . Mod . em d Md o0Jl$. Hiz . alit I Z Turkiye $ofbrle mobilciler dera m.
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