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It is proposed to introduce a new Traffic Regulation Order to install a new waiting restrictions on Burma Drive.
These restrictions are considered necessary to provide visibility of oncoming vehicles, ensure access to properties and to facilitate traffic flow on a busy industrial estate with large articulated vehicles and access required for emergency services.
The single yellow line restrictions will be active during business hours but allow parking outside of these times with the accesses still being restricted to no waiting at any time.
You can leave your comments on the map below by placing a pin to say if you support or object to the proposed TRO. Any objections must have a comment explaining the reason why. If comments are not left objections will be rejected.
It is proposed to introduce a new Traffic Regulation Order to install a new waiting restrictions on Burma Drive.
These restrictions are considered necessary to provide visibility of oncoming vehicles, ensure access to properties and to facilitate traffic flow on a busy industrial estate with large articulated vehicles and access required for emergency services.
The single yellow line restrictions will be active during business hours but allow parking outside of these times with the accesses still being restricted to no waiting at any time.
You can leave your comments on the map below by placing a pin to say if you support or object to the proposed TRO. Any objections must have a comment explaining the reason why. If comments are not left objections will be rejected.
in writing, stating the grounds for objection, referencing JGO/39800-1512 - Burma Drive. This should be sent to -
Legal Services Hull City Council The Guildhall Hull HU1 2AA
Personal data and correspondence relating to any objection will be placed on file. This lets the council contact you directly to address the issues raised. If any person does not wish personal data to be retained by the council, they should state why when submitting the objection.
You can view paper copies of all documents at -
Guildhall reception Alfred Gelder Street Hull HU1 2AA
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