Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys

The Cabinet Member for a Greener Powys considered objections from the public to a planned change to speed limits on parts of the B4398 at Llanymynech. The objections were noted, and the change will go ahead as first proposed.

1. Speed limit changes on the B4398 at Llanymynech

   Decided

   The objections were noted, but the meeting agreed that the changed speed limits on parts of the B4398 at Llanymynech will go ahead as first proposed. A Traffic Regulation Order, which is a legal order setting road rules, will be made. It will follow the plan at Appendix A of the report.

   Why

   The minute does not give the reasons for the objections or for going ahead with the order. It refers to the public representations, meaning comments and objections from the public on the proposed order.

   Based on the minutes

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   Speed Limit Modification - B4398 Williams Bridge, Llanymynech - Consideration of Public Representations

   Minute

   That the objections be noted but the Traffic Regulation Order relating to the modified speed limits along parts of the B4398 at Llanymynech be implemented as originally proposed as per the plan at Appendix A of the report in accordance with the Local Authorities’ Traffic Orders (Procedure) (England and Wales) Regulations 1996.

   Part of an issue followed across 2 meetings

   Papers: Appendix A - Traffic Order Plan, Appendix B - Consultation Responses - B4398 Williams Bridge, Appendix C - Telemetry Data, Delegated Decision Report - Consider Representations for Williams Bridge Speed Limit 2025

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