Thank you to everyone who got in touch with us to provide feedback, leave a comment or ask a question over the course of the trial period.The consultation report which outlines the results of the consultation we ran over November and December 2023 can be found by clicking&nbsp;<a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/commonplace-digital-limited/image/upload/v1710848134/projects/60d33bd99432b4f1678cdf0b/media-upload/240202%20v2%20Saltaire%20ATN%202nd%20Consultation%20Report.pdf/qrgfzzzrrlinhv0bqidm.pdf" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">here</a>.Following this consultation and a review of the traffic monitoring data, a decision has been made by the Council&nbsp;to&nbsp;keep the measures which form the Saltaire Active Travel Neighbourhood as they currently are.Current MeasuresAll measures which form the Saltaire Active Travel Neighbourhood will remain in situ and will not be replaced with more permanent measures, with the exception of the planter on Albert Terrace. This planter will be replaced with a removeable cast iron bollard for filming purposes.Additional MeasuresAs outlined in the consultation in late 2023, we were considering implementing some additional measures in order to enhance the measures and improve how they work for local residents and businesses.Based on the feedback we received through the consultation, we will be implementing further traffic calming measures and a residents-only parking permit on Hirst Lane to improve the way traffic flows. We will be in touch separately in the coming weeks with residents on Hirst Lane to discuss what could work best for them.This means that we will not be implementing bus gates on Caroline Street, nor implementing a point closure at the top of Albert Road as was consulted on just before Christmas. This is due to the feedback received in the consultation and the limitations of the remaining budget.

Decision made on the future of the Saltaire Active Travel Neighbourhood

Due to a delay in delivering leaflets to residents and businesses, we are extending the deadline to give your feedback from today (Monday 4 December) until Monday 11 December 2023 at 4pm.

Saltaire Consultation Deadline Extended

The trial period for the Saltaire Active Travel Neighbourhood is now coming to an end as the Experimental Traffic Regulation Order (ETRO), which enabled the measures to be introduced, will expire in January 2024, 18 months after being put in place.

We are hosting a survey on our website to give residents and businesses the final chance to give feedback on the current scheme and let us know what you think of some potential additional measures that we are proposing.

The survey is open until Monday 4 December 2023 at 5pm and can be accessed by clicking here.

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