Decision

1.         
To have
regard to the Equality Impact Assessment prepared for the purposes
of this report (A). 

2.         
To authorise
officers to carry out statutory consultation on Phase 2 of the
Tulse Hill Low Traffic Neighbourhood on new or amended traffic and
parking restrictions pursuant to Schedule 9, paragraph 20(1) and
Section 23(2) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and to issue
statutory notices for proposed road humps pursuant to Section 90C
of the Highways Act 1980 as referred to below in section 4 of this
report. 
 

3.         
Subject to
the outcome of the statutory consultation referred to above, to
grant scheme approval for the proposals described in section 2 of
this report and illustrated in the design drawings attached
in Appendices C.  

4.         
That,
subject to the above approval and having due regard to the outcome
of the consultation referred to in recommendation 2 above, to
implement the scheme under new permanent traffic management orders
and traffic order notices made under the provisions of sections 6,
45, 49, 124 and Schedule 1 and Part IV of Schedule 9 of the Road
Traffic Regulation Act 1984, subject to no material representations
being received during the statutory consultation process, but that
if any objections are received, they are considered by a Director
or Assistant Director of Resident Services by way of a written
report before a decision is reached. 
 

5.         
That,
subject to the approval at recommendation 2 above, to delegate to a
Director or Assistant Director of Residents Services having
considered any objections resulting from the statutory consultation
process under section 90C of the Highways Act 1980 authority to
decide whether or not to hold a local inquiry as referred to at
Section 4 of this report. 
 

6.         
Subject to
approval of recommendation 4 above, to allocate £603,682.05
from the currently unallocated theme budget for Sustainable
Transport/Public Realm within the Capital Investment Programme
(CIP) approved by Cabinet in July 2020 for the period 1 Jan 2024 to
31 March 2025.