Environment Minutes 03/10/17

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Road Closure – Horn Street, Folkestone / Hythe: 23-28 October 2017

Kent County Council has advised that Horn Street, will be closed to through traffic, from Monday 23 October 2017 for up to 5 days, between the hours of 09:00 hours and 16:30 hours each day. The road will be closed in phases between the junctions of Church Road and A259 Seabrook Road.

The alternative route is via A259 Seabrook Road, B2063 Hospital Hill, B2063 West Road, Pond Hill Road, Church Road and vice versa.

There will be operatives on site to allow managed access for residents and businesses, whenever it is safe to do so, but there may be delays. The closures are necessary to enable Kent County Council to carry out urgent essential carriageway repairs.

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Planning Agenda 17/10/2017

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The Kent County Council (The District Of Shepway) Sandgate East Parking Zone (Amendment 1) Order 2017

Below is the Proposal Notice for the Phase 2 extension of the Sandgate CPZ. The Notice is scheduled to appear in the KM papers on Friday 13 October 2017.

Letters of support or objections to the proposed Order will need to be received by 5pm on Friday 3 November 2017 and addressed to Parking Services, Civic Centre, Shepway District Council, Folkestone, Kent CT20 2QY or by email to traffic.orders@shepway.gov.uk

It has been decided by Shepway District Council to introduce the extension of controls in Sandgate in phases as shown in the Proposed Phases plan. Phase 3 (Enbrook Road, Chichester Road, Meadowbrook, St Paul’s Way, Darnley Close, Southernwood Rise & Highland Close) will be implemented six months after the introduction of Phase 2.

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In the District of Shepway

THE KENT COUNTY COUNCIL (THE DISTRICT OF SHEPWAY)

(SANDGATE EAST PARKING ZONE) (AMENDMENT 1) ORDER 2017

Notice is hereby given that KENT COUNTY COUNCIL intend to make the above Order under sections 1(1), 2(1) to (3), 3(2), 4(1) and (2), 32(1), 35(1), 45, 46, 49 and 53 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, and of all other enabling powers, and after consultation with the chief officer of police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 to the Act:

The Order will extend the Sandgate East Parking Zone (Zone S) to include other roads in Sandgate listed below:

  • Bybrook Field
  • Bybrook Way
  • Gough Road
  • Hillside (not including the private section)
  • Military Road (between Sandgate High Street and Bybrook Way)
  • North Lane
  • Radnor Cliff
  • Radnor Cliff Crescent
  • Sandgate Hill (between Sandgate High Street and Coolinge Lane)
  • Sandgate High Street
  • The Crescent
  • The Riviera (not including the private section)
  • The Undercliff (not including the private section)
  •  Wilberforce Road

The Order proposes the following:

Permit holders only [between 11:00 – 15:00 hours Mondays-Fridays]

  • Bybrook Field
  • Bybrook Way
  • The Crescent
  • The Undercliff (not including the private section)
  • Wilberforce Road

Permit holders and time limited waiting [between 08:00 – 18:00 hours on all days)

Parking places with a time limit of 2 hours (no return within two hours) – except for Permit Holders – will be provided in the following roads.

  • Sandgate High Street
  • Gough Road
  • The Riviera (not including the private section)
  • Radnor Cliff
  • Radnor Cliff Crescent
  • Sandgate Hill (between Sandgate High Street and Coolinge Lane)
  • Military Road (between Sandgate High Street and Bybrook Way)

Permits will be available to all residents living within the zone and to any business or organisation with vehicle(s) essential to its operation.

An annual resident permit will cost £30; and Resident Visitors Permits will cost £5.20 for 5 parking sessions. A Business Permit will cost £60 per annum.

Waiting will be prohibited in any part of the roads mentioned in the second paragraph of this Notice and in sections of roads detailed in the draft Order where parking is not allowed.

Full details are contained in the draft Order, which together with the relevant drawings, a copy of any orders which will be amended by the proposed Order, and a statement of the Council’s reasons for proposing to make the Order may be examined at The Council Offices, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone.

If you have any questions concerning the Order or require further information please contact Shepway District Council (Parking Services) Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2QY.

If you wish to make an objection or comment about the proposed Order, you must write to Shepway District Council (Traffic Orders), Civic Centre, Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone, CT20 2QY or email traffic.orders@shepway.gov.uk. For your objection or comments to be considered they must reach us by 5pm on 3 November 2017. For legal reasons we cannot accept any objection or comment over the phone or in person.

This Notice is published by Shepway District Council on behalf of Kent County Council Highways and Transportation, County Hall, Maidstone, ME14 (part of Kent County Council).

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Finance Agenda 11/10/17

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Land Assets Management Sub-Committee Agenda 11/10/17

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Extraordinary Parish Council Agenda 10/10/17

An extraordinary meeting of the Council that has been called to discuss the Prince’s Parade planning application.

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Door-to-Door Harvest Collection Questioned

A Sandgate resident has reported a possible scam involving a young woman with buggy going door to door to collect for “harvest festival” for Sandgate Primary School.

The resident checked with the school and this is not something that they have sanctioned.

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Planning Agenda 03/10/2017

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Posted by Tim Prater in Agenda, Planning