The Council has been contacted by local residents and Ward Members who have shown concern regarding inconsiderate and unsafe parking and have requested that consideration be given to the introduction of waiting restrictions on Ayres Road and associated junctions to prevent the danger and risk that pedestrians, cyclists and other road users may find themselves in.

There is a high demand for parking from nearby businesses in this area. The parking consists of vehicles parking inconsiderately on both sides of the road, on and around the junctions of Ayres Road. This type of parking has led to reduced visibility when manoeuvring such junctions which is then causing problems to the movement of traffic. The introduction of waiting restrictions in the form of “no waiting at any time” will prevent this obstructive parking and increase visibility when manoeuvring the junctions of Ayres Road in Stretford.

1.     That the introduction of ‘no waiting at any time’ parking restrictions on Ayres Road and associated side roads, as detailed on plans E9019-02 and E9019-03 REV B, be approved.

2.     That formal consultation be carried out with nearby residents at each location and that any objections maintained be reported back for consideration.

3.     That authorisation be given to advertise the intention to introduce the Traffic Regulation Order, as detailed in the Schedules to the report and that if no objections are maintained, the Order be made and implemented in whole or in part.

Proposals to introduce ‘school keep clear’ markings (No stopping, Monday – Friday, 8am – 5pm) on Wood Lane, Partington; at its junction with Myrtle Road, were formally advertised on 15^th March 2019. Following a 21-day statutory consultation with nearby frontages, a single response was received in objection to the proposals. Having considered the objection, the Council proposes to introduce the ‘school keep clear’ restrictions at the above-mentioned location as advertised. The proposals are shown on drawing E9033-01-F and are described in Schedule 1 to the report.

1)     That the results of the consultation be noted.

2)     That following careful consideration of the objection and comments received, authorisation be given to make and introduce the Traffic Regulation Order, as advertised and detailed in Schedule 1 to the report and shown on drawing E9033-01-F, as soon as is practicable.  

3)     That the objector be notified of the Council’s decision. 

To seek approval to introduce waiting restrictions on Hayeswater Road and Davyhulme Road in Urmston to remove the obstructive parking and thereby improve safe vehicular access, particularly at the junction by improving visibility.

1.     That the introduction of ‘no waiting at any time’ parking restrictions on Hayeswater Road and Davyhulme Road as detailed on plan E9020-3 A be approved.

2.     That formal consultation be carried out with nearby residents at each location and that any objections maintained be reported back for consideration.

3.     That authorisation be given to advertise the intention to introduce the Traffic Regulation Order as detailed in the Schedules to this report, and that if no objections are maintained, the Order be made and implemented in whole or in part.

To determine any objections received in respect of an Order made to modify the Definitive map and Statement to add a bridleway running from Cob Kiln Lane to the River Mersey at East Side of Weir in Urmston.

That the Borough of Trafford (Cob Kiln Lane to River Mersey at East Side of Weir) Definitive Map Modification Order 2019, be confirmed as an unopposed order.

1. That the approach taken set out in the Part 1 section of the report be noted.

2. That the recommended next steps as set out in the Part 2 report be approved.

3. That authority be delegated to the Corporate Director for Place, in consultation with the Corporate Director for Finance and Systems and the Corporate Director for Governance and Community Strategy, to take the recommended next steps.

4. That it be requested that a further report be brought back to the Executive in due course

Two informal consultations with residents have taken place on proposed schemes to introduce waiting restrictions to deal with parking issues in the area. The proposals have been modified to take into consideration the comments received.

1.     That the introduction of waiting restrictions on Bold Street, Chorlton Road and Clayton Close as detailed on plan reference E9003-01 be approved.

2.     That formal consultation be carried out with nearby residents at each location and that any objections maintained be reported back for consideration.

3.     That authorisation be given to advertise the intention to introduce the Traffic Regulation Order as detailed in the Schedules to this report, and that if no objections are maintained, the Order be made and implemented in whole or in part.