Tell OCC your views on Chippy’s proposed 20 mph speed limits
Extended deadline – 7 December – the page on the OCC website says the deadline (2nd November) has passed, but you can safely ignore this.
Q: What do you need to do?
A: Read the following, click through to the links and then email your thoughts to OCC (details at the bottom).
Oxfordshire County Council is proposing to introduce a 20mph zone in the centre of Chipping Norton. Your views are important as this will affect safety and traffic in the Town. You can see what is proposed on OCC’s web site under “consultations”, at https://consultations.oxfordshire.gov.uk/consult.ti/ChippingNorton20mph/consultationHome . The proposed limit covers all five main roads out of town, but only as far as the edge of the town centre and stops short of the narrow part of West St, nor along past The Green/ St Mary’s School, nor by Holy Trinity School nor by Chipping Norton School.
To see just the map of the proposed 20mph zone, click here (PDF).
Because of the short period of notice for the official consultation (deadline was 2 November), OCC have now said they will note all views sent in by 7 December 2018. The comments will be passed onto the Cabinet Member for Environment decisions meeting which has been arranged for 20 December. Members of the public may also apply to OCC to address that meeting.
Who to email or write to:
You need to email comments to christian.mauz@oxfordshire.gov.uk (quoting ref: CM/12.6.166) or send them by post to Christian Mauz (Technical Officer – Traffic & Road Safety) Oxfordshire County Council, County Hall, New Road, Oxford, OX1 1ND. Tel 0345 310 1111
