Consultation closed 29 August 2018
This proposal will install:
- 20mph speed limits in multiple areas in the south of Norwich.
- traffic calming in Eaton Road consisting of 20mph roundels and sinusoidal (cycle-friendly) humps. There is also a proposal to change a section of residents’ permit parking with double yellow lines close to the entrance of City of Norwich School to reduce traffic congestion.
- traffic calming on Church Lane consisting of a pedestrian refuge, 20mph roundels, footpath buildouts and priority give ways.
- traffic calming on Greenways consisting of 20mph roundels, priority give ways and footpath buildouts.
- traffic calming on Sandy Lane consisting of a mini-roundabout, pairs of speed cushions and 20mph roundels. There is also a proposal to install double yellow lines around the junctions on Sandy Lane, Astell Road, Coleburn Road and Theobald Road and also at bus stops on these roads to help access for the bus service.
- traffic calming on South Park Avenue consisting of a pedestrian refuge, pairs of speed cushions and 20mph roundels.
These proposals are to slow traffic, making the area safer and more pleasant for cyclists and pedestrians. The associated traffic calming on the above roads is to encourage compliance with the speed restriction. This scheme is part of the Transport for Norwich initiative to improve safety for all road users.
Consultation documents
Road notice and order 1st advert
Consultation plans
- Sandy Lane
- Church Lane
- Greenways
- South Park Avenue
- Eaton Road
- No waiting at any time double yellow lines (Astell Road, Coleburn Road, Sandy Lane and Theobald Road)
Draft speed restriction order - (Southern area 20mph SRO 2018)
Draft Southern area prohibition and restriction of waiting (Astell Road, Coleburn Road, Sandy Lane and Theobald Road) amendment traffic regulation order 2018
Draft south-western controlled parking zone (Eaton Road) amendment traffic regulation order 2018.
How to comment
Comments regarding the above proposals or objections to the relevant orders should be sent to:
Director of Regeneration and Development (Ref LA/Southern area) by emailing transport@norwich.gov.uk.
Deadline for comments is 29 August 2018.
