Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys

The Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys agreed to start the legal consultation on making St Mary's Street, Brecon, one way. If no substantive objections are received, the council will then put the one-way order into effect.

1. One-way traffic on St Mary's Street, Brecon

   Decided

   The Cabinet Member authorised the council to start the legal public consultation on a traffic regulation order (a legal order that controls how traffic may move). The order would make St Mary's Street one way heading east. If no substantive objections are received, the council will then put the traffic order into effect.

   Why

   The minute gives no reasons for the change.

   Based on the minutes

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   U0731 St Mary's Street, Brecon Proposed One Way Reversal

   Minute

   DECISION: To authorise the local highway authority to commence the legal public consultation procedure for the proposed traffic regulation order relating to the making of St Mary’s Street, Brecon one way in an easterly direction as indicated on the attached plan, and if no substantive objections are received implement the traffic movement prohibition Order in accordance with the Local Authorities’ Traffic Orders (Procedure) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996.

   Papers: Delegated Decision St Marys St one way

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