Cleobury Mortimer - A4117 speed limits

Proposal

THE SHROPSHIRE COUNCIL

(DISTRICT OF SOUTH SHROPSHIRE)
(SPEED LIMITS) (PART 2) ORDER 2007 (AMENDMENT) ORDER

Shropshire Council proposes to consolidate the existing speed limits on the A4117 in Cleobury Mortimer into one order, as follows:

20mph Speed Limit

• From a point 25m east of its junction with Childe Road, to a point 16m east of its junction with New Road.

30mph Speed Limit (Street-Lit)

• From a point 25m east of its junction with Childe Road, for a distance of 500m in a westerly direction.
• From a point 16m east of the junction with New Road, for a distance of 248m in an easterly direction.

40mph Speed Limit

• From a point 475m west of its junction with Childe Road, for a distance of 298m in a westerly direction.
• From a point 264m east of its junction with New Road, for a distance of 250m in an easterly direction.

These proposals are for legal reasons only, there will be no change to the current speed limit regime.

Full details of these proposals are in the deposited documents which may be examined during usual office opening hours at The Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, or at Cleobury Mortimer Library, Cleobury Country Centre, Love Lane, Cleobury Mortimer.  Alternatively they may be viewed at: www.shropshire.gov.uk/traffic.

If you wish to raise an objection, express support or make any other comments about these proposals please send an e-mail to: traffic.engineering@shropshire.gov.uk by 29 June 2017. You may also ring 0345 678 9006 for more information.

Please note that, for legal reasons, objections must be made in writing or by e-mail, and should state the grounds on which the objection is made. Objections cannot be accepted over the phone.

8 June 2017

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