What legislation is the TRO being made under?

    The waiting, loading and parking alterations are being proposed under section 1 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (RTRA 1984) which allows GCC to take action to 'preserve or improve the amenities of the area through which the road runs'. 

    Static Map of Stroud Zone A

    Stroud Zone A - What are the roads within the new zone?

    Zone A will include the following roads:

    Acre StreetFarrs LaneParliament Street
    All Saints RoadField House GardensRyeleaze Close
    Beeches GreenField RoadRyeleaze Road
    Belle Vue CloseFolly LaneSlad Road
    Belle Vue RoadHighfield RoadSpider Lane
    Belmont RoadHollow LaneSpring Lane
    Ben Grazebrooks WellLansdownSpringfield Road
    Birches CloseLime GroveSpringhill
    Birches DriveLittle Mill CourtSutton Gardens
    Bisley RoadLocking HillSycamore Drive
    Bowbridge LaneLondon RoadThe Chur
    BrickrowLovedays MeadTrinity Road
    Castle RiseLower Churchfield RoadUplands Road
    Castle StreetLower StreetUpper Springfield Road
    Chapel StreetMiddle Street (Uplands)Wesley Court
    Churchfield RoadMiddle Street Weyhouse Close
    CornhillNelson StreetWhitehall
    Cotteswold RisePark RoadWood Street
    Cowle RoadParliament Close

     



    What existing zones will be amalgamated into the new Stroud Zone A?

    Existing Zone 1


    Existing Zone 2


    Existing Lansdown Zone

    What will the new Stroud Zone A look like?

    The new or amended waiting, loading and parking restrictions within Stroud Zone A are as listed below. Some roads are listed multiple times as bays along the road may have different time limits. If a road is not listed, there are no changes to the existing restrictions:

    Permit Parking Area - Stroud Zone A [ZA] Permit Holders Only EXCEPT for Limited Waiting within Specified Hours No Return within Specified Hours in Marked Bays 8am – 7pm

    RestrictionRoad Name
    No Signed BaysAll Saints Road, Cotteswold Rise, Lime Grove, Lovedays Mead, Middle Street (Uplands), Ryeleaze Close, Upper Springfield Road, Wesley Court

    2 Hours No Return 2 HoursAcre Street, Belle Vue Close, Belle Vue Road, Belmont Road, Ben Grazebrooks Well, Birches Close, Birches Drive, Chapel Street, Cowle Road, Folly Lane, Highfield Road, Hollow Lane, Little Mill Court, Lovedays Mead, Park Road, Parliament Close, Springfield Road, Sycamore Drive, The Chur, Weyhouse Close, Wood Street.

    NHS Permit Holder Only in Signed BaysPark Road



    Shared use bays - Stroud Zone A Permit Holders OR Limited Waiting within Specified Hours No Return within Specified Hours 8am - 7pm:

    RestrictionRoad Name
    2 Hour No Return 2 HourBirches Drive, Bisley Road, Bowbridge Lane, Castle Street, Field Road, Folly Lane, Lansdown, Locking Hill, London Road, Lower Street, Middle Street, Nelson Street, Parliament Street, Slad Road, Spider Lane, Spring Lane, Trinity Road, Whitehall.



    New Waiting, Loading Restrictions - Stroud Zone A:

    RestrictionRoad Name
    Disabled Badge Holders Only Bowbridge Lane.
    Loading OnlyLansdown, Nelson Street.
    No Waiting at Any TimeBirches Drive, Bisley Road, Bowbridge Lane, Castle Street, Churchfield Road, Field Road Folly Lane, Highfield Road Lansdown, Lower Street, Middle Street, Nelson Street, Parliament Street, Slad Road, Spider Lane, Springfield Road, Weyhouse Close.
    No Waiting Acre Street, Belle Vue Close, Belle Vue Road, Brick Row, Locking Hill, Middle Street, Parliament Street, Ryeleaze Road, Slad Road, Springfield Road.
    No Waiting and No Loading At Any TimeTrinity Road


    New Waiting, Loading Restrictions - Outside Stroud Zone A:

    RestrictionRoad Name
    No Waiting at Any TimeArundel Mill Lane, Bisley Road, Bisley Old Road, Folly Lane, Slad Road, Summer Street


    One-Way Restriction:

    The effect of the TRO would be to introduce a one-way restriction in a westerly direction along Nelson Street as follows:

    Road Name and NumberDirection Permitted

    Nelson Street (407504) 

    In a westerly direction from its junction with Castle Street (407513) and Middle Street (407504) to its junction with Cornhill (C199)



    What has been done to inform these proposals?

    GCC carried out informal engagement activities during 8 November to 17 December 2021, GCC split the Town Centre into several Focus Group sessions, whilst also running an online consultation on permit parking in the residential areas north and southeast of the town.

    Three key themes emerged from the informal consultation:

    • Positive reinforcement of proposals
    • Restriction types
    • Safety and design considerations.

    Feedback was used to identify any further improvements or changes that needed to be made to the scheme before the formal consultation.