BRIGHTON & HOVE CITY COUNCIL
Transport & Sustainability Committee
4.00pm 5 December 2023
Council Chamber, Hove Town Hall
decision list
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Part One |
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45
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Safer, Better Streets: 2024/2025 Programme
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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1) That Committee notes the new SBS Priority List, included in Appendix 1, produced in line with the approved SBS assessment methodology.
2) That Committee grants approval for officers to progress design and construction work on the identified locations in the SBS Priority List ‘Top Twelve Priority list’ identified at Table 2 in this report, subject to funding, consultation and any required Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) processes.
3) That Committee notes the changes to the SBS assessment process and agrees the amended process in Appendix 2, to be used for future assessments. |
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46
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Red Route Implementation
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Contact Officer: |
Peter Turner |
Tel: 01273 295890 |
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Ward Affected: |
Hanover & Elm Grove; Preston Park; Round Hill; West Hill & North Laine |
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1) That Committee, having taken account of all duly made representations and comments, agrees that the Red Route corridors progress to the Experimental Traffic Regulation Orders implementation stage. |
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47
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Parking Policies update
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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1) That Committee approves the updated Customer Service Policy (Appendix A). This policy will establish a formalisation of the procedures linked to the new IT system which will be used to promote consistency and support officers with their decision making.
2) That committee approves the new policy for barrier-controlled car parks (Appendix B). This policy will establish a formalisation of the procedures that have been historically used to promote consistency and support officers with their decision making.
3) That Committee approves the new policy for parking bay suspensions (Appendix C). This policy will establish a formalisation of the procedures that have been historically used to promote consistency and support officers with their decision making.
4) That Committee approves the Parking Services Penalty Charge Notice Policy (Appendix D). This policy will establish a formalisation of the procedures that have been historically used to promote consistency and support officers with their decision making.
5) That Committee approves the updated policy for Parking Design & Implementation (Appendix E). This policy will establish a formalisation of the procedures that have been historically used to promote consistency and support officers with their decision making. |
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48
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Parking Review Update
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Contact Officer: |
Charles Field |
Tel: 01273 293329 |
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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1) That Committee notes the initial work that has taken place as part of the parking review.
2) That Committee approves actions set out in paragraphs 3.7 to 3.9.
3) That Committee notes and agrees the way forward for the external wider parking review as set out in paragraph 3.4 and Appendix A and notes the appointment of the expert consultants to support the Council with the next stage of consultation as set out in paragraph 3.3. |
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49
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Hove Station Footbridge
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Contact Officer: |
Andrew Westwood |
Tel: 01273 292468 |
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Ward Affected: |
Brunswick & Adelaide; Central Hove; Goldsmid |
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1) That Committee notes the response to the original Deputation and further information within paragraphs 3.7 to 3.19.
2) That Committee notes the status of the existing Hove Station Footbridge, in particular the possibility the structure will require extensive repairs or replacement in the near future.
3) That Committee notes the early emerging nature of discussions relating to future development in the Hove Station Area and defers consideration to a future Committee regarding any potential funding options for maintaining or improving connectivity across the railway in the vicinity of Hove Station. |
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50
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Cycle Hangars TRO-38a-2023 and TRO-38b-2023
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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1) That Committee notes that 40 cycle hangers have been installed following the positive TRO-38-2023 consultation. A further 8 hangars from TRO-38-2023 are also ready to be installed, with planned installation in March 2024.
2) That the Committee agrees, that having taken account of comments and representations received through the TRO consultation, 8 locations will not have cycle hangers installed. Please refer to paragraph and table in 3.8.
3) That Committee, notes that officers are planning to advertise a further TRO (TRO-52-2023) for an additional 51 cycle hangar locations (see Appendix C). The results of this consultation will be presented to Committee in March 2024, if objections are received. |
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Whitehawk Mini-Roundabout Improvements - TRO-45-2023
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Ward Affected: |
Whitehawk & Marina |
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1) That the Committee, having taken account of all duly made representations and comments, agrees that TRO-45-2023, as included at Appendix 1, is approved for implementation. |
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TRO-43-2023 Objections to Bikeshare hub carriageway sites
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Contact Officer: |
Matthew Thompson |
Tel: 01273 293705 |
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Ward Affected: |
Hangleton & Knoll; North Portslade; Preston Park; Queen's Park |
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1) The Committee agrees to proceed with the proposal in Traffic Regulation Order TRO – 43b – 2023 (Outer) for Graham Avenue only, having taken into consideration all the duly made comments and to withdraw the Northease Drive carriageway site proposal. |
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Zero emissions buses (Zebra2) grant application
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Contact Officer: |
Owen McElroy |
Tel: 01273 290368 |
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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2) That Committee endorses a match funding contribution towards the bid as detailed in the Part Two report, subject to identification of resource and recommends approval to Strategy, Finance and City Regeneration Committee. |
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Zero emissions buses (Zebra2) grant application (Exempt Category 3)
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Contact Officer: |
Owen McElroy |
Tel: 01273 290368 |
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Ward Affected: |
All Wards |
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As detailed in the Part Two report |
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