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Proposed Off Street TRO's

Find out about proposed off street Traffic Regulation Orders in Torbay which are currently being consulted on.

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Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) are made to control the flow of traffic and make sure that people park safely and conveniently. They can only be introduced following the appropriate legal process.

The following off street TROs are currently being proposed:

Off Street Parking Places Amendment Order No3 2024 

  • Locations included: All Torbay Council car parks (introduction of electric vehicle charging bays).
  • Current Status: Notice of Making advertised on 2 October 2024, Order to become effective as of 7 October 2024.
Off Street Amendment Order No3 2024
Notice Of Making

Off Street Parking Places Amendment Order No4 2024 

  • Locations included: Cockington Court Craft Centre Car Park, Cockington Court Cycle Hub Car Park, Cockington Village Car Park.
  • Current Status: Notice of Making advertised on 2 October 2024, Order to become effective as of 7 October 2024.
Off Street Amendment Order No4 2024
Notice Of Making

Off Street Parking Places Amendment Order No6 2024 

  • Locations included: Hyde Road Car Park.
  • Current Status: Notice of Making advertised on 2 October 2024, Order to become effective as of 7 October 2024.
Off Street Amendment Order No6 2024
Notice of Making

Objections or Support

If you would like to object to, or support the above proposals you must write to the address specified in the Notice of Proposals for the proposed TRO. They must be received by the date specified.

Substantial objections or contentious issues are then reported to the Transport Working Party Committee for their consideration.  When considering the objections the committee must decide (a) to proceed with the scheme as advertised, (b) modify the scheme, or (c) abandon the scheme.

This page was last updated on 04/10/2024 15:51:44

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