Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys

The Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys decided to start the procedure for a trial traffic order. The order would set a 2.6 metre width limit at Glascoed Bridge, Llansilin.

1. Width limit at Glascoed Bridge, Llansilin

   Decided

   The meeting decided to start the formal procedure for an experimental traffic order that would set a 2.6 metre width limit at Glascoed Bridge, Llansilin. The plans for the limit are in Appendices A, B and C of the minute.

   Why

   The minute gives no reasons or background for the limit, and no report is linked to this item. An experimental order is a temporary traffic rule that can be tried out before it is made permanent.

   Based on the minutes

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   C2202 Glascoed Bridge, Llansilin

   Minute

   DECISION: that the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order implementation procedure is initiated in accordance with The Local Authorities' Traffic Orders (Procedure) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996 for the proposed new 2.6m width restriction at Glascoed Bridge, Llansilin as set out in the plans at Appendices A, B and C.

   Papers: Draft Delegated Decision Glascoed Bridge - Width Restriction, Appendix A - location plan, Appendix B - works proposals, Appendix C - signing provision

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