St John's and Tanners Hill
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Project

Modal Filters

Read about the modal filters we're proposing, that would stop through traffic disrupting residential streets.

St John's and Tanners Hill

Our proposals

We want to know your views on our proposed traffic management interventions, and how they might impact you, whether you live in the area, travel through during your commute or just visit.

Detailed designs for our plans can be found by visiting our document library, by clicking here. Images for each modal filter are also provided below.

This is a plan showing details for modal filter 1. Captions detail that there would be a no entry sign from florence road, the existing road width would be reduced and the main carriageway maintained, a parking bay would be removed on the left side of the street, with another retained on the right, and a rain garden is proposed at the junction

This is a plan showing details for modal filter 2. Captions detail proposed carriageway resurfacing, proposed prohibition of motor vehicles, proposed dropped down bollards, proposed pedestrian crossings, proposed carriageways, proposed pedestrian crossings and rain gardens, and new footways. . Captions detail that there would be a no entry sign from florence road, the existing road width would be reduced and the main carriageway maintained, a parking bay would be removed on the left side of the street, with another retained on the right, and a rain garden is proposed at the junction

This plan shows details of proposed modal filter 3. Captions detail the loss of parking, plans for new trees, new double yellow lines, a new rain garden and changes to the road layout.

This plan shows detail for modal filter 4. Captions detail plans for parking to be removed, double yellows, signs prohibiting motor vehicle turnings and plans for dropped down bollards for emergency vehicles.

This is a plan detailing modal filter 5.

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