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Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy
Meeting: 01/02/2021 - Place Scrutiny Committee (Item 765)
765 Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy PDF 115 KB
Minute 736 (Cabinet Agenda Item No. 15 refers)
Called-in by Councillors Cox and Davidson
Additional documents:
- Appendix - Domestic Vehicle Crossings Policy, item 765 PDF 84 KB
- Webcast for Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy
Minutes:
The Committee considered Minute 736 of Cabinet held on 14th January 2021, which had been called-in to Scrutiny, together with the report of the Executive Director (Neighbourhoods and Environment) concerning the adoption of a new Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy.
Resolved:-
1. That the following decisions of Cabinet be noted:
“1. That the new policy for Domestic Vehicle Crossings appended to the submitted report, be adopted.
2. That it be noted that new enforcement activity will begin once the establishment of the new Highway Enforcement Team is completed.
3. That it be noted that this policy will be utilised by the Traffic Regulations Working Party in its considerations of appeals to rejected applications, as set out in the Council’s Constitution.”
2. That, in accordance with Council Procedure Rule 39, the matter be referred to full Council for consideration.
Note: This is an Executive function
Cabinet Member: Cllr Woodley
Meeting: 14/01/2021 - Cabinet (Item 736)
736 Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy PDF 115 KB
Report of Executive Director (Neighbourhoods and Environment)
Additional documents:
- 13 - Appendix - Domestic Vehicle Crossings Policy.doc, item 736 PDF 84 KB
- Webcast for Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy
Decision:
The Cabinet considered a report of the Executive Director (Neighbourhoods and Environment) concerning the adoption of a new Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy.
Resolved:-
1. That the new policy for Domestic Vehicle Crossings appended to the submitted report, be adopted.
2. That it be noted that new enforcement activity will begin once the establishment of the new Highway Enforcement Team is completed.
3. That it be noted that this policy will be utilised by the Traffic Regulations Working Party in its considerations of appeals to rejected applications, as set out in the Council’s Constitution.
Reason for Decision:
This policy will ensure the Council acts properly in its consideration of applications, and provide a clear, robust set of criteria for potential applicants to consider before submitting an application which will likely require early investment in design and consents.
Other Options:
To decide on an alternative approach, or to do nothing.
Note: This is an Executive Function
Eligible for call-in to: Place Scrutiny Committee
Cabinet Member: Cllr Woodley
Minutes:
The Cabinet considered a report of the Executive Director (Neighbourhoods and Environment) concerning the adoption of a new Domestic Vehicle Crossing Policy.
Resolved:-
1. That the new policy for Domestic Vehicle Crossings appended to the submitted report, be adopted.
2. That it be noted that new enforcement activity will begin once the establishment of the new Highway Enforcement Team is completed.
3. That it be noted that this policy will be utilised by the Traffic Regulations Working Party in its considerations of appeals to rejected applications, as set out in the Council’s Constitution.
Reason for Decision:
This policy will ensure the Council acts properly in its consideration of applications, and provide a clear, robust set of criteria for potential applicants to consider before submitting an application which will likely require early investment in design and consents.
Other Options:
To decide on an alternative approach, or to do nothing.
Note: This is an Executive Function
Cabinet Member: Cllr Woodley
*Called-in to Place Scrutiny Committee