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Install a roundabout at Langley Road/Grimston Road

Title:

Install a roundabout at Langley Road/Grimston Road

Addressee:

The Cabinet Member for Highways, infrastructure and transport at Norfolk County Council

Content:

We the undersigned petition The Cabinet Member for Highways, infrastructure and transport at Norfolk County Council to change the junction at Langley Road and Grimston Road to a roundabout.

Currently, the Langley Road/Grimston Road junction is an uncontrolled T Junction, and has road users on Langley Road gives way to those on Grimston Road. Road users attempting to turn right out of Langley Road, where opportunities to pull out can be less frequent, can cause a tail back of road users along Langley Road. This could be easily resolved by changing the junction to a roundabout.

The residents who use Langley Road find it is easier to avoid the Langley Road/Grimston Road junction by taking a more circuitous route, adding to congestion in other areas, for example Wootton Road. The Kings Lynn Transport Strategy identifies the junction of Wootton Road with Grimston Road as a “Congestion Hotspot”. By placing a roundabout at the junction of Langley Road and Grimston Road, traffic originating from Langley road will be able to avoid Wootton Road and contribute to easing the traffic there.

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Thursday, 27 October 2022
Saturday, 31 December 2022
David Sayers
This petition currently has 52 signatures in total.
Petition Signatories
52 electronic signatures
 Page 1 of 6, items 1 to 10 of 52.
Melissa Allerton
Marie Bailey
Charles Baker
Aaron Barwell
Susan Brown
Wendy Browne
Carole Cole
David Cole
Hazel Colley
Robert Colwell
This petition has been reviewed and the following response has been offered:

The proposed development at Knights Hill (APPLICATION REF: 16/02231/OM) has a condition requiring the delivery of traffic signals at this junction.  This would offer an improvement to the junction to improve road safety and accessibility and is deemed the most appropriate form of junction improvement at this location, given the traffic flows and needs for all modes including pedestrians and cyclists.

 

The traffic signals would tie in with the Wootton Gap junction in terms of enabling additional capacity in the area and traffic signal timings can be changed to reflect traffic flow conditions as required to minimise congestion.

 

The scheme is required prior to the occupation of the 125th dwelling and a copy of the Appeal decision (Condition 9 is the appropriate one) and the indicative scheme layout (named: CORE DOCUMENTS CD/2E - APPENDIX P SIGNALISED JUNCTION LAYOUT (GRIMSTON RD/LANGLE)) can be found on the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk planning application website.

 

As there is a developer proposal to fund and improve this junction, the County Council will not be considering a separate scheme.
DateUserDescriptionStatus
 Page 1 of 6, items 1 to 10 of 60.
19/01/2023 16:53 SG BSU Response PublishedResponse Published
19/01/2023 16:52 SG BSU Response ApprovedResponse Published
01/01/2023 01:46(System Event)Petition Closed (responder emailed requesting response)Response Pending
18/11/2022 08:34Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Charles BakerPetition Active
10/11/2022 19:28Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Michelle LakePetition Active
09/11/2022 22:41Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Melissa AllertonPetition Active
08/11/2022 21:52Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Dan StephensonPetition Active
08/11/2022 19:31Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Gemma SturgePetition Active
08/11/2022 17:35Unregistered UserPetition Signed: David ColePetition Active
07/11/2022 16:38Unregistered UserPetition Signed: Jon PentelowPetition Active

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