Have your say on traffic calming in Parkstone Road, Hastings
| Published: 23rd June 2008 20:31 |
People living in Hastings are being asked for their views about traffic calming plans for Parkstone Road.
East Sussex County Council is holding an exhibition of the plans to reduce the speed of traffic along the road. The council hopes residents will take the opportunity to look at the plans, discuss them with council officers and give their views.
The scheme includes:
a staggered Puffin pedestrian crossing on St Helen's Road near to the junction with Parkstone Road.
- a Puffin crossing outside of William Parker school,
- a Zebra crossing outside of Parkstone Parade, and,
- vehicle activated signs to warn drivers exceeding the speed limit.
The exhibition will take place at William Parker Sports College on:
Friday 4th July from 4pm to 7pm, and,
- Saturday 5th July from 10am to 1pm.
Letters will be delivered to residents in the immediate area giving details of the proposals. Plans can also be viewed on the County Council website at www.eastsussex.gov.uk/haveyoursay or at Hastings Town Hall.
Residents can send in their views on the scheme by either attending the exhibition or by sending a completed questionnaire to our freepost address:
East Sussex County Council
Transport and Environment (E2/HP)
FREEPOST LW43
Lewes, BN7 1BR
A copy of the questionnaire and freepost address details are available on the website.
For further information please contact:
James Holland
Tel: 01273 482053
Out of hours: 07974 427569
Email: james.holland@eastsussex.gov.uk
