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    The local council has approved plans to improve cycle access at the Hertford Road and Stamford Road junction following public consultation. Over 70% of respondents supported the proposed scheme. The amended plans include extending the existing curb and pavement to create more space for cyclists while only removing one parking space. Construction is scheduled to begin in November and last four weeks, and may involve suspending some parking but with little traffic impact. Residents are asked to avoid parking in marked work zones.

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    The local council has approved plans to improve cycle access at the Hertford Road and Stamford Road junction following public consultation. Over 70% of respondents supported the proposed scheme. The amended plans include extending the existing curb and pavement to create more space for cyclists while only removing one parking space. Construction is scheduled to begin in November and last four weeks, and may involve suspending some parking but with little traffic impact. Residents are asked to avoid parking in marked work zones.

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    Works Notification: Hertford Road/Stamford Road Junction Works

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    The local council has approved plans to improve cycle access at the Hertford Road and Stamford Road junction following public consultation. Over 70% of respondents supported the proposed scheme. The amended plans include extending the existing curb and pavement to create more space for cyclists while only removing one parking space. Construction is scheduled to begin in November and last four weeks, and may involve suspending some parking but with little traffic impact. Residents are asked to avoid parking in marked work zones.

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    Works Notification

    Following recent consultation with residents in the area, plans to carry out works to improve cycle accessibility at the Hertford Road/Stamford Road junction have now been approved. The decision has taken into consideration the outcome of the consultation as summarised below: 1) Are you in favour of the proposed scheme? 74% Yes 26% No You can view detailed consultation reports on www.hackney.gov.uk/consultation and clicking on Consultation Finder. The amended proposals include: xtending the existing kerb build out on the E southeastern side of Stamford Road to create space for a dropped kerb for cyclists. Only one car space will be lost. xtending the pavement on Hertford Road up E to the existing bollard line to make better use of the redundant road space behind the bollards. he existing row of bollards will be replaced T with a combination of bollards and trees with a dropped kerb for cycle access on to the raised pavement.

    Hertford Road/Stamford Road Junction Works


    efurbishing the pavements at the Stamford R Road and Hertford Road junction where required, including the installation of ancillary measures like tactile paving and cycle bollards. Installing granite setts around tree pits Construction The works are scheduled to start during the week commencing 19 November 2012 and will take up to 4 weeks to complete. The works are not likely to have any impact on traffic however suspension of parking on bays close to the works will be carried out and residents may be asked to find alternative parking. Please avoid parking in the work zones, which will be clearly marked with signs, cones and barriers, as offending vehicles may be removed. The Council apologises for any inconvenience that these works may cause.
    Contact Us Should you wish any further information or want to discuss these proposals further please contact Hackney Service Centre on 020 8356 2897 or by email info@hackney. gov.uk You can follow us on Facebook or Twitter or go to www.hackney.gov.uk/ social-media

    Produced by Hackney Design, Communications & Print November 2012 PJ49524

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