Results of completed consultations
2023 consultations
Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road, Hemel Hempstead
Following feedback to an initial consultation (see 2022 heading below) we worked in partnership with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to consult residents and business on the following:
Proposals
Concerns had been raised about vehicles parking on the pavement and road on Anchor Lane, near to its junction with Heath Lane, vehicles being parked close to the mini roundabout junction between Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road, and vehicles being parked on the grass verge on Beechfield Road from outside the junction of Anchor Lane to outside number 34 Beechfield Road.
Alterations to the existing parking arrangements were proposed for the following reasons:
- To prevent inappropriate parking close to the junction of Anchor Lane and Heath Lane
- To prevent inappropriate parking at or near to the mini roundabout junction of Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road
- To prevent parking on the grass verge along Beechfield Road
- To prevent double parking in the vicinity of the junction
- To ensure the safe movement of traffic
- To generally improve road safety and amenity at the junction
Stakeholders affected by the proposals were consulted over a four-week period from Wednesday 1 March 2023 to Wednesday 22 March 2023.
For further details, please see the following documents:
- Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road - Consultation Report (PDF 291KB)
- Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road - Appendix A - Plan (PDF 532KB)
- Anchor Lane and Beechfield Road - Appendix B - Notice of Proposal, Draft Traffic Regulation Order and Statement of Reasons (PDF 162KB)
Elm Grove, Berkhamsted
Following feedback to an initial consultation (see 2022 heading below), which proposed alterations to existing parking arrangements at Elm Grove, Berkhamsted - namely a permit parking area and double yellow line restrictions - we worked in partnership with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to formally consult residents and business on the following:
Proposals
Concerns had been being raised about non-resident vehicles (shoppers and commuters) parking on Elm Grove, meaning residents were unable to park near to their properties.
These measures are also being proposed for the following reasons:
- To prevent double parking on Elm Grove
- To enable residents to park close to their homes by preventing commuters/shoppers parking on the road (whom would not be eligible for a permit)
- To prevent parking at the junction of Elm Grove and A4251 High Street
- To generally improve the safety and navigability of Elm Grove for road users.
Stakeholders affected by the proposals were consulted over a four-week period from Wednesday 1 March 2023 to Wednesday 22 March 2023.
Please see the following documents:
- Elm Grove - Consultation Report (PDF 298KB)
- Elm Grove - Appendix A - Plan (PDF 281KB)
- Elm Grove - Appendix B - Notice of Proposal, Draft Traffic Regulation Order and Statement of Reasons (PDF 157KB)
Old Fishery Lane, Hemel Hempstead
Proposals
In response to feedback to an initial consultation (see 2022 heading below) we worked in partnership with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to formally consult residents and business on the proposal to introduce no waiting at any time (double yellow line) restrictions along both sides of the carriageway for the entire length of Old Fishery Lane.
Stakeholders affected by the proposals were consulted over a four-week period from Wednesday 29 March 2023 to Wednesday 19 April 2023. Please see the following documents:
- Old Fishery Lane - Consultation Report (PDF 188KB)
- Old Fishery Lane - Appendix A - Updated Plan (PDF 262KB)
- Old Fishery Lane - Appendix B - Initial Plan (PDF 227KB)
- Old Fishery Lane - Appendix C - Notice of Proposal, Traffic Regulation Order and Statement of Reasons (PDF 749KB)
Waterhouse Street, Hemel Hempstead
In response to feedback from an initial consultation (see 2022 heading below) we worked in partnership with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to formally consult residents and business on the proposal to convert a smaller section of the existing taxi rank to that initially proposed into disabled bays only on Waterhouse Street in Hemel Hempstead.
Proposals
The measures are proposed for the following reasons:
- To increase the town's provision of disabled parking.
The proposals are as follows:
- Disabled parking bay: Monday to Sunday, 8am to 8pm, three hours no return within two hours (eight bays)
Stakeholders affected by the proposals were consulted over a three-week period from Wednesday 11 January 2023 to Wednesday 1 February 2023.
Please see the following documents:
- Waterhouse Street - Consultation Report (PDF 299KB)
- Waterhouse Street - Appendix A - Plan (PDF 331KB)
- Waterhouse Street - Appendix B - Notice of Proposal, Traffic Regulation Order and Statement of Reasons (PDF 189KB)
The Denes, Pinecroft, Barnacres Road and Georgewood Road, Hemel Hempstead
In response to feedback from an initial consultation (see 2022 heading below) we worked in partnership with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to consult residents and business on the following:
Proposals
The proposed measures include the following:
- Additional no waiting at any time (double yellow line) restrictions
- Alteration of existing unrestricted parking bays to Monday to Sunday, 8am to 7pm, two hours with no return within two hours bays.
Stakeholders affected by the proposals were consulted over a four-week period from Wednesday 1 March 2023 to Wednesday 22 March 2023.
Please view the following documents:
- The Denes, Pinecroft, Barnacres Road and Georgewood Road - Consultation Report (PDF 300KB)
- The Denes, Pinecroft, Barnacres Road and Georgewood Road Plan - Appendix A (PDF 323KB)
- The Denes, Pinecroft, Barnacres Road and Georgewood Road - Appendix B - Traffic Regulation Order, Notice of Proposal and Statement of Reasons (PDF 226KB)
Amendment to Traffic Regulation Order - Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead
We worked with ADL Traffic and Highways Engineering Ltd to consult residents and businesses on the proposal to make a minor amendment to the existing Traffic Regulation Order - The Borough of Dacorum (MArlowes, Hemel Hempstead) (On Street Charging and Waiting and Loading Restriction) Order 2022 ("The Order of 2022") - to incorporate recently introduced legislation.
Article 21 of The Order of 2022 is to be amended by the substitution of the wording “The Civil Enforcement of Parking Contraventions (Guidelines on Levels of Charges) (England) Order 2007” by the wording “The Civil Enforcement of Road Traffic Contraventions (Approved Devices, Charging Guidelines and General Provisions) (England) Regulations 2022”.
The consultation ran between 11 January 2023 and 11 February 2023.
For more information, please view the following documents:
Marlowes Amendment Order Consultation Report (PDF 214KB)
Appendix A - Marlowes Amendment Order (PDF 135KB)
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