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Essential Yellow lines missing on Water Eaton Lane
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Soluble yellow line are needed the length of water Eaton lane because vehicles park both sides and block access for farm vehicles and emergency vehicles. The parish council paid for this work and it was never completed.
Council ref: ENQ251043218
Updates
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Thank you for your enquiry. This issue has been passed onto the relevant team for investigation.
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Many residents objected to the yellow lines proposals and this report is factually incorrect. Vehicles only park on one side and in low numbers; a county council engineer came and measured the street and confirmed that in the Northern section there is sufficient width for any vehicle to pass parked vehicles. He proposed double yellow lines on the Eastern side and on both sides in the narrower section and around the entrance to Beagles Close; and white lines outside driveway entrances on the West side of the wider section. There's been no consultation since.
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Thank you for your enquiry, Water Eaton Lane went for consultation in June as below; objections were received.
Water Eaton Lane:
a. East side – extend the existing DYLs east of the junction with Bicester Road, southwards to its junction with the access to ‘Northfield Farm’ (approx. 360 metres).
b. West Side – from the southern kerb line of Beagles Close, southwards for approx. 200 metres.
2. Beagles Close (both sides) – from its junction with Water Eaton Lane, westwards for 15 metres.
3. Access to ‘Northfield Farm’ (both sides) – from its junction with Water Eaton Lane, eastwards for 2 metres.
On the western side of Water Eaton Lane between its junction with Bicester Road & Beagles Close, intermittent ‘White Access Protection’ (WAP) markings will be introduced across residential driveways, and some areas of unrestricted parking
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