ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 AS AMENDED - Section 14
TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC COURT ROAD ORPINGTON
NOTICE OF MAKING AN ORDER
1. The Council of the London Borough of Bromley HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that in order that gas main replacement works can be carried out in Court Road Orpington THEY HAVE MADE an Order the effect of which will be to impose the following restrictions on vehicular traffic:-
Church Road Chelsfield will be closed to through traffic at the south west side of the junction with Court Road.
Displaced traffic will be diverted via:-
Court Road
Sevenoaks Road
Chelsfield Hill
Warren Road Chelsfield will be closed to through traffic at the south west side of the junction with Court Road
Displaced traffic will be diverted via:-
Court Road
The Highway
2. THE prohibitions referred to in paragraph 1 above shall apply only during such times and to such extent as shall from time to time be indicated by traffic signs prescribed by the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002.
3. THE Order will come into effect on Monday 21st July 2008 with no specified finish date.
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4. ALTHOUGH the Order will have a maximum duration of 18 months, it is expected that the works will take 8 weeks to complete and will begin on or after the commencement date of the Order. The closures above are anticipated to take 3 weeks and will be implemented separately
5. NOTHING in the Order shall apply to vehicles being used in connection with the works.
6. ACCESS to properties will be maintained as far as is practicable from either side of the closure as appropriate.
7. THE Metropolitan Police Traffic Management Team has been consulted and is in agreement.
8. IF you have any queries regarding these works please contact the Council's Environmental Services Department (Traffic Section) on 020 8313 4549.
MARK BOWEN
Director of Legal, Democratic and Customer Services
Civic Centre
Stockwell Close
Bromley BR1 3UH
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