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Proposed 'At any time' Waiting Restrictions - Lincoln Avenue, Village
Update - 27 November 2007
The outcome of the formal public consultation carried out in May and June 2007 was reported to the Street Management Advisory Committee and the Cabinet Member on 6 November 2007. Following this meeting it was later agreed by the Cabinet Member to proceed with introducing the waiting restrictions. See newsletter linked below notifying all affected residents of the decision.
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Update - 20 November 2007
The results of the formal consultation carried out in May 2007 along with officers' comments were submitted to the Street Management Advisory Committee in its meeting on 06 November 2007. Please refer to the report and decision for more details.
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Formal Consultation - May 2007
Merton Council is proposing to introduce 'at any time' waiting restrictions in Lincoln Avenue and its junction with Seymour Road.
Since the implementation of the existing parking restrictions in Lincoln Avenue, the Council has received written requests from some of its residents and their Residents’ Association asking for additional restrictions to be considered, due to the current access problems caused by obstructive parking. The Fire Brigade (LFEPA) has also expressed their concerns in a letter sent to us highlighting the problems and associated potential risk.
These yellow lines will restrict parking at all times, with the exception of loading and unloading of goods permitted for up to 20 minutes.
How to make your views count
We urge anyone who is either in favour or against the proposal to make their representation in writing to the Head of Street Management, Merton Civic Centre, London Road, Morden, Surrey, SM4 5DX by no later than 7 June 2007, quoting reference ES/SGE/LA01. Anyone who opposes the scheme must state the grounds on which their objection is made. We also welcome letters in support. Please note that responses to any representation received will not be made until a final decision is made.
What happens next
The outcome of the consultation, along with officer’s recommendations will be reported to either the Head of Street Management or to a future Street Management Advisory Committee.
Once a decision is made you will be informed accordingly.
If you require more information, you can contact James Geeson on telephone number 020 8545 3054, or via email: esenquiries@merton.gov.uk
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Contact us
Traffic and Highways Services
Merton Civic Centre
London
Road
Morden
SM4 5DX
Telephone: 020 8545 3208
Fax: 020 8545 4865
