Council:

South Ayrshire Council

Type:

Traffic

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(Ayrshire Roads Alliance) A Partnership between East Ayrshire Council and South Ayrshire Council as partner Local Authorities for the Ayrshire Local Plan District, advise The Order which comes into force on Thursday 5 May 2022 was advertised in the Carrick Gazette Post on 12 August 2020 and the effect of the Order is as stated in said notice that being to implement new speed limits on the following lengths of road:

20mph Speed Limit


A714 Main Street: From 10 metres south of Barrhill Road at Pinwherry Bridge, north-westwards for 350 metres. A714 Barrhill Road: From Main Street, south-westwards for 200 metres.


30mph Speed Limit


A714 Main Street: From 340 metres northwest of Barrhill Road at Pinwherry Bridge, north-westwards for 133 metres. A714 Main Street: From 137 metres south of Barrhill Road at Pinwherry Bridge, south-eastwards for 101 metres.

A714 Barrhill Road: From 200 metres southwest of Main Street, southwards for 200 metres.


Another existing 20mph speed limit on the U52: From 10 metres south of Barrhill Road at Pinwherry Bridge, south-eastwards for 127 metres; has been incorporated into this Order for ease of reference with no change made to these existing restriction.

A copy of the Made Order with plan, together with a copy of Public Notices and Statement of Reasons are all available to view online

 

Kevin Braidwood 

Head of Roads 

Ayrshire Roads Alliance 

Opera House 

8 John Finnie Street 

Kilmarnock

KA1 1DD 

Legislation Information

Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, as amended, and of all other enabling powers.

Attachments:
PDF icon Pinwherry Notice of Making.pdf PDF icon Pinwherry Notice of Proposals Re-Advertisement.pdf PDF icon Pinwherry Old 20mph School Order.pdf PDF icon TRO 312 Various roads Pinwherry Statement of Reasons.pdf PDF icon Various roads Pinwherry Draft 20mph & 30mph Traffic Order312.docx.pdf