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Kirby Muxloe, Barns Close & Barons CloseProposed
Traffic Calming SchemeLatest Update November 2006The
scheme was substantially completed in November 2006. Post scheme monitoring will now commence.October
2006The speed tables will be constructed during week commencing 6th November 2006.
Some advance works will be carried out prior to this date.March
2006The formal consultation period has now ended. Further news on the development
of this scheme will follow shortly.BackgroundAs
part of the construction of a new housing development on Barons Close in Kirby Muxloe, Bloor Homes are
funding traffic calming measures on Barns Close and Barons Close. The traffic calming measures will
help to redress some of the potential adverse effects of traffic arising from the development.The
ProposalsSpeed CushionsIt is proposed to install four sets of speed cushions on Barns Close and Barons Close. Three sets will be located along Barns Close and one set will be located on the entrance into Barons Close. The speed cushions will reduce vehicle speeds along Barons Close and Barns Close. Larger delivery vehicles will be able to straddle the cushions thereby reducing the occasional noise that this type of vehicle may generate when negotiating vertical traffic calming measures Kirby Muxloe, Barns Close & Barons Close proposals (pdf, 70kB)
This plan is limited to on line viewing only © Crown Copyright 2004. All rights reserved. Use of this image is limited to viewing on-line and printing one copy.Leicestershire County Council. 100019271. Scheme Objectives and details
Comments
on this schemePlease complete the on-line comment form (due to go live for viewing
on the week commencing Friday 24th Feb 2006 ending Friday 17th March 2006) or email the relevant issues
you may wish to raise to its@leics.gov.uk.The speed cushions will be advertised in local newspapers and notices will be placed on siteWhat happens next?After
the consultation period ends, all comments will be assessed and any updated information will be posted
on the webpageContact DetailsIf you wish to discuss
these proposals please contact:-Rachael Thorne on direct line telephone number 0116 305 6792 All comments will be treated in confidence and must reach us by 17th March 2006 or Email its@leics.gov.uk
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