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Cycle facilities - North Road
Informal Consultation - 18 April 2008
Merton Council is proposing to introduce cycle facilities in North Road as part of the development of the London Cycle Network, funded by Transport for London.
This proposal is part of the proposed 900km of London wide cycle routes and is proposed to make it easier, safer and more convenient for cyclists to use North Road that forms part of the London wide network. The development of the cycle network is intended to increase peoples’ choice of realistic and affordable forms of transport.
The proposals are for a new pedestrian refuge located in North Road to provide a pedestrian facility and cycle right turn lane with widening of the existing footpath to promote a shared use facility for pedestrians and cyclists.
For further details see linked newsletter and plan below.
Let us know your views
The decision to implement can be influenced by the responses received during this consultation. Representations for and against must be done in writing to, Traffic and Parking Section, Merton Civic Centre, London Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 5DX by no later than Friday 16 May 2008, quoting reference LCN NORTH RD.
Please note: In view of the large number of responses received during public consultation exercises it will not be possible to reply individually to each respondent.
What happens next?
The results of the consultation exercise will be reported to the Council’s Street Management Advisory Committee along with the views and recommendations of Council officers, after which a final decision will be made by the Cabinet Member for Environment and Street Management. As soon as a decision has been made you will be informed accordingly via a newsletter.
See also
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Contact us
Traffic and Parking Section
Merton Civic Centre
London
Road
Morden
SM4 5DX
Telephone: 020 8545 3195
Fax: 020 8545 4865
