Agenda item

Note: This is an executive function

Members to consider recommendations contained within the report.

The following members excused themselves from the meeting during the consideration of the local amendments detailed below:

·  Councillor Hayes for local parking amendment on Rockhill, Councillor Rosie Shimell took over as chair.

·  Councillor Lewis Robinson during the consideration of proposals on Dulwich Park.

·  Councillor James Barber for the local parking amendment on Half Moon Lane.

·  Councillor Toby Eckersley for the local parking amendment on Elmwood Road.

Note: This item is an executive function.

RESOLVED:

1.  That the following local parking amendments, detailed in the appendices of the report be approved for implementation subject to the outcome of any necessary statutory procedures

·  Boxall Road – one disabled persons’ (blue badge) parking bay.

·  Melbourne Grove – install one disabled persons’ (blue badge)

parking bay.

·  Heber Road – install one disabled persons’ (blue badge) parking bay.

·  Half Moon Lane – removal of one permit bay and install a double yellow   line to provide access to a planned new dropped kerb and vehicle   crossover leading to No.49.

·  Rock Hill – install double yellow lines at the junction with Sydenham Hill.

·  Underhill Road – install double yellow lines at the junction with   Henslowe Road.

·Townley Road– extension to existing bus bays outside and opposite

  Alleyn’s School.

2.   That the local parking amendment on Lordship Lane which proposes the   removal of the 15 metres of time restricted free bay, and installation of 15   metres goods vehicle loading only bay be refused on the grounds Sainsbury’s   Ltd sold off the delivery yard at the rear in order to secure planning approval   for the flats above.

3.  That Dulwich Community Council defer the proposal on Dulwich Park car   park following consideration of the objections received against non-strategic   traffic management matters in relation to the park.

4.  That Dulwich Community Council agree not to proceed with the installation of waiting time restrictions (double yellow lines) in the turning head of Elmwood Road.

4.  That the objections to this scheme be rejected and approval be given to the installation of anytime waiting restrictions (double yellow lines) on the two bends adjoining to Lordship Lane in Mount Adon Park and also both sides of the bend closest to Dunstans Road. In addition that officers undertake a more comprehensive study particular with regard to the emergency access on site and that ward members attend a site visit

5.  In response to two deputations made at Dulwich Community Council on 25 June 2013, the community council approve that:

·  Norwood Road – the consultation boundary and method are   approved.

·  North Dulwich triangle – members note the response outlined in the   report.

Following discussion on the local parking amendment for Underhill Road, Councillor Eckersley requested that a report on the policy for crossovers at junctions particularly as it resulted in lost parking opportunity.  He said he wanted to know if the council had any discretion in relation to crossovers that appeared near a person’s front garden or in an controlled parking zone.

Matt Hill, Public Realm Manager explained that the council had no clear policy on crossovers which required planning permission.  Matt said he would feed this request back to officers in his team.