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Harlow Local Highways Panel - Tuesday, 25th June, 2024 7.00 pm

June 25, 2024 View on council website

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Summary

The Harlow Local Highways Panel meeting on 25 June 2024 focused on several key issues, including the approval of new traffic calming measures, the discussion of pedestrian safety improvements, and the review of ongoing road maintenance projects. Decisions were made to implement traffic calming measures on Church Langley Way and to prioritise pedestrian safety enhancements near local schools.

Traffic Calming Measures on Church Langley Way

The panel approved the implementation of new traffic calming measures on Church Langley Way. The decision was driven by concerns over speeding and the safety of residents. Councillors discussed various options, including speed humps and chicanes. Ultimately, it was decided that a combination of speed humps and enhanced signage would be most effective. One councillor noted, The safety of our residents is paramount, and these measures will help reduce speeding and improve overall safety on Church Langley Way.

Pedestrian Safety Improvements Near Schools

The panel also prioritised pedestrian safety enhancements near local schools, particularly around Harlowbury Primary School. The discussion highlighted the need for improved crossings and better signage to ensure the safety of children. The panel decided to allocate funds for the installation of zebra crossings and additional warning signs. A councillor remarked, Ensuring the safety of our children as they travel to and from school is a top priority. These improvements will make a significant difference.

Review of Ongoing Road Maintenance Projects

The meeting included a review of ongoing road maintenance projects across Harlow. The panel assessed the progress of various initiatives, including pothole repairs and resurfacing works. It was noted that while some projects were on schedule, others had experienced delays due to adverse weather conditions. The panel emphasised the importance of timely completion and discussed strategies to mitigate future delays.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the Public reports pack 25th-Jun-2024 19.00 Harlow Local Highways Panel and the HLHP - 25 June 2024.

Attendees

Profile image for CouncillorDavid Carter
Councillor David Carter  Deputy Leader and Portfolio Holder for Housing •  Conservative •  Great Parndon
Profile image for CouncillorTony Edwards
Councillor Tony Edwards  Chair of Scrutiny Committee •  Labour •  Passmores
Profile image for CouncillorMaggie Hulcoop
Councillor Maggie Hulcoop  Labour •  Little Parndon & Town Centre
Profile image for CouncillorKay Morrison
Councillor Kay Morrison  Labour and Co-operative •  Bush Fair

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Meeting Documents

Agenda

Agenda frontsheet 25th-Jun-2024 19.00 Harlow Local Highways Panel

Reports Pack

Public reports pack 25th-Jun-2024 19.00 Harlow Local Highways Panel

Additional Documents

HLHP - 25 June 2024