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TCPA 1990 s 249 orders extinguishing vehicular rights on highways: procedure, objections, exceptions, ancillary powers, compensation, revocation and Traffic Regulation Orders interaction
PRACTICE NOTES
TCPA 1990 s 249 orders extinguishing vehicular rights on highways: procedure, objections, exceptions, ancillary powers, compensation, revocation and Traffic Regulation Orders interaction
This Practice Note sets out the process for securing an order to extinguish vehicular rights over a highway and what the order should encompass. Section 249 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 (TCPA 1990) allows an order extinguishing vehicular rights on a highway to be made when specified conditions are met. The provision is principally employed for pedestrian schemes or to create a cul-de-sac from a side road that would otherwise run onto a busy main route. It can also be used to remove vehicular rights on a byway open to all traffic. See Practice Note: Public rights of way. Commencing closure of a highway is only possible where a planning authority resolves that the measure is required to enhance the amenity of its local area. Procedure for making orders The procedure for making orders under TCPA 1990, s 249 is provided by TCPA 1990, s
Local Government
TROs and TTROs for highways and public rights of way: procedure, timescales, publicity, DfT extensions, alternative routes, notices, emergency and event closures, consultation
PRACTICE NOTES
TROs and TTROs for highways and public rights of way: procedure, timescales, publicity, DfT extensions, alternative routes, notices, emergency and event closures, consultation
This How to Guide outlines how to obtain a Traffic Regulation Order (TRO), including Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders (TTROs), extensions, diversion routes, closures by notice, emergency safety closures, event closures, and who must be consulted... Temporary Traffic Regulation Orders Local authorities (LAs) will generally try to avoid making a TTRO where a safe alternative is available, with user safety front of mind and recognising that different path statuses serve different user groups. Although a temporary closure is often the most suitable approach, keeping half the path open or deploying a banksman may sometimes be required... LAs are very unlikely to shorten lead‑in times for closure applications. These timescales allow applications to be processed and adverts to be placed in the local press and online, as LAs have a legal obligation to provide sufficient public
Local Government
Precedent Local Authority Traffic Regulation Order (Great Britain): Prohibition of Waiting, Driving, Loading or Double Parking with Disabled Person's Badge Concession (Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984)
PRECEDENTS
Precedent Local Authority Traffic Regulation Order (Great Britain): Prohibition of Waiting, Driving, Loading or Double Parking with Disabled Person's Badge Concession (Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984)
The [ insert name of Traffic Authority ] ([ insert name of road and its location ]) (Prohibition of [ Waiting OR Driving OR Loading OR Double Parking ]) Order [ insert year ] By virtue of the powers granted by section 2, sub-sections [ insert as appropriate ] of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (hereinafter referred to as ‘the 1984 Act’), together with all other enabling powers, and after consultation with the Chief Officer of Police, the [ insert name of Traffic Authority ] hereby makes the following Order: This Order, titled [ insert the Order’s full title as set out above ], shall come into force on [ insert commencement date ]. For the purposes of this Order, ‘Parking Disc’ means a blue-coloured parking card issued to a
Local Government
Precedent notice: Public Path Order (diversion/extinguishment) under TCPA 1990 s257 and Schedule 14 for stopping up or diverting public rights of way to enable development (England and Wales)
PRECEDENTS
Precedent notice: Public Path Order (diversion/extinguishment) under TCPA 1990 s257 and Schedule 14 for stopping up or diverting public rights of way to enable development (England and Wales)
This Precedent is for the Notice This Notice applies where an Order has been made to permanently extinguish or re-route public rights of way, namely footpaths, bridleways or restricted byways, in order to enable development to proceed for the purposes of permitting development to take place. The Notice is prepared pursuant to section 257 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990 and paragraph 1 of Schedule 14...
Local Government
Template Notice of Proposal to Make a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) Prohibiting Through Traffic (s14(1), Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 – England, Wales and Scotland)
PRECEDENTS
Template Notice of Proposal to Make a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order (TTRO) Prohibiting Through Traffic (s14(1), Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 – England, Wales and Scotland)
[ Name of Traffic Authority ] PUBLIC [ ROAD OR PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY ] , [ LOCATION ie TOWN, VILLAGE ] (TEMPORARY BAN ON THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER [ YEAR ] SECTION 14(1) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984...
Local Government
Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic Order—Notice template (s14(1) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984; roads and public rights of way)
PRECEDENTS
Temporary Prohibition of Through Traffic Order—Notice template (s14(1) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984; roads and public rights of way)
[ Name of Traffic Authority ] Public [ Highway or Public Right of Way ], [ Location i.e. Town, Village, Parish ] (Temporary Restriction on Through Traffic) Order [ Year ] Section 14(1) Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984...
Local Government
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order Template for Roads and Public Rights of Way (s14 Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, England, Wales and Scotland)
PRECEDENTS
Temporary Traffic Regulation Order Template for Roads and Public Rights of Way (s14 Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, England, Wales and Scotland)
ORDER ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 [ add name of borough or county council ] [ add public(s) right of way / road number(s), location, community ] (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC) ORDER [ add year ] WHEREAS the [ add name of council ] Borough/County Council (hereafter called ‘the Council’), acting as the traffic authority for that part of the [ add Public Right of Way and/or Road...
Local Government
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