A CONSULTATION relating to a new traffic calming measure is underway.
Buckinghamshire Council is seeking feedback on a new road safety measure it proposes to install along North Road on the approach to the Windmill Lane junction in Widmer End.
The authority said it has “identified the need for road safety improvements” in this area, in conjunction with Hughenden Parish Council.
PICTURED: A council made map of the proposal area
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Members of the public are encouraged to comment on the proposal online, via email or by post.
Once responses have been collated, cabinet member for transport Cllr Nick Naylor will review a report and make his decision.
The traffic calming measure will be rumble strip road markings.
PICTURED: A Google Maps image of North Road
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A statement on the council’s website reads: “Along with Hughenden Parish Council, we have identified the need for road safety improvements at this location. A traffic calming measure will benefit all road users. The work will be funded by contributions from local developments.”
To comment on the proposal, click here
Or email your feedback to tfbschemesdelivery@buckinghamshire.gov.uk
Or post your comments to Design Services Team, Aylesbury Vale Area Office, Corrib Industrial Park, Griffin Lane, Aylesbury, HP19 8BP.
The consultation closes on April 27.
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