Report of consultation on Proposed Road Humps at Racecourse Road, Swinton.

December 1, 2023 Strategic Director of Regeneration and Environment (Officer) Approved View on council website
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Purpose

Recommendation that
Assistant Director of Regeneration & Environment approves the
proposals shown on Drawing Number 122/216340/HT/02 and gives
authority that:
1. The objections are
not supported,
2. The proposals shown
are to be implemented; and
3. The objectors are
informed of the decision.
 

Decision

ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL

 

RECORD OF OFFICER EXECUTIVE DECISION

 

Date of Decision:

1st
December, 2023

Title:

Delegated Officer Decision
Report – Consultation Update, Proposed Implementation of Road
Humps, Racecourse Road, Swinton.

Decision Maker:
(Including Job
Title)

Simon Moss
Assistant Director, Planning,
Regeneration & Environment
 

Details of Specific Cabinet
Delegation
or Delegation contained in the
relevant Sub-Scheme of Delegation.
 

The scheme was reported to
Cabinet Members on 19th December 2022, (Item 90) and delegated
approval was given to the Strategic Director to enter Local
Neighbourhood & Road Safety Schemes into the Capital Programme,
Transportation Capital Investment Programme, which was approved on
11th May 2023.
 
The sub-scheme of delegation
authorises the Assistant Director to promote, consider objections
to and implement Traffic Regulation Orders under the Road Traffic
Regulation Act 1984 and the Highways (Road Humps) Regulations
1999.
 

Decision:

Approval of the proposal to
install road humps at Racecourse Road, Swinton.
 

Reasons for the
Decision:

To enable the implementation of
traffic calming measures (road humps) at Racecourse Road. To reduce
traffic speeds on the road and assist in the reduction of the
incidence or likelihood of injury & non injury road traffic
collisions taking place.

Details of alternative
options considered and rejected:

Alternative traffic calming
interventions such as priority working and build outs were
considered. However, these are limited in their effectiveness at
reducing traffic speeds at all times of the day, at quieter times
vehicles can ‘race’ to get through the features rather
than give way reducing any safety benefits. Additionally, the
instances of queuing can cause unnecessary vehicle emissions
because of repeated stop/starts.
 

Conflicts of interest
declared by any Cabinet Member consulted by the decision maker
which relates to the decision:

None

Dispensations
Granted:
(If any)

None
 
 

Reports or parts of
reports considered

Delegated Officer Decision
Report – Consultation Update, Proposed Implementation of Road
Humps, Racecourse Road, Swinton.

 
I
certify that this is a true record of the executive decision to
Approve the proposal to install road humps at
Racecourse Road, Swinton.
 
Signed by the
Decision Maker  

Dated:
1st December, 2023
 
Name:
Simon Moss                              
Job
Title: Assistant Director Regeneration
& Environment    
 

Supporting Documents

APPENDIX 3 Carbon Impact Racecourse Rd - with tracking No.pdf
APPENDIX 4 Initial Equality screening Racecourse Road AL.pdf
Delegated Decision Report Racecourse Road.pdf
APPENDIX 1 Racecourse Road - Traffic Calming Drawing.pdf
APPENDIX 2 Racecourse Road Humps formal consultation.pdf

Details

OutcomeRecommendations Approved
Decision date1 Dec 2023