Caerphilly council proposes parking restrictions in Crumlin
The proposal aims to ban loading and waiting between 7am and 9.30am and between 4pm and 6.30pm on a specific section of the road.
The restrictions would apply to the southern side of Hafod-yr-ynys Road, starting approximately 25 metres east of the eastern boundary of the property known as '5 t/ves' house and continuing eastwards for about 45 metres.
The council says this is to help manage traffic flow during peak hours.
The proposal is part of an amendment to the existing 2019 parking consolidation order, which already governs waiting and loading restrictions as well as on-street parking rules.
The proposed changes are being made under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 and the Traffic Management Act 2004, following discussions with the Chief Officer of Police.
Residents and other interested parties can review the draft order, maps of the affected area, and the reasons behind the proposal on the council's website, caerphilly.gov.uk/TrafficRegulationsOrders.
These documents can also be inspected in person by appointment at the council's legal services office at Penallta House, Tredomen Park, Ystrad Mynach during regular office hours.
The inspection period will run until July 10.
Those who wish to object to the proposed changes can do so by emailing trafficorder@caerphilly.gov.uk.
All objections must include the grounds on which they are being made and be submitted by July 10.
The council has stated that any objections received may be disclosed in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act.
The plans have been proposed by Clive Campbell, acting director for infrastructure and waste.
The council has released the information to allow residents the chance to provide feedback on the proposed changes.
The feedback period will run until July 10.
For more information, residents can contact the traffic management section at 01443 864307 or email coopeem@caerphilly.gov.uk.
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