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Petitions Submitted to Heads of Service

Petitions Submitted in 2011/2012

PETITION:
For a controlled crossing to be installed at the Junction of the A308/Maidenhead Road/Ruddles Way roundabout.

Presented By: Adam Afriyie MP
Presented To: Head of Highways and Engineering
Date Presented: 23 January 2012
Decision:

PETITION:
Against changes to the opening times & proposals to convert from one fast food outlet to two fast food outlets at 150 Cookham Road (old Threshers Wine Shop).

Presented By: Mr Figueira
Presented To: Head of Planning
Date Presented: 22 January 2012
Decision:

PETITION:
We the undersigned would request that you consider our petition to reinstate a former official bus stop in Wraysbury village. Currently, the 60 bus from Slough to Heathrow Terminal 5 stops at the junior school in Wraysbury but there is no further stop for a considerable distance (until the Percival public house). This situation causes needless hardship to elderly residents of Wraysbury - particularly in bad weather - for many of these pensioners live in sheltered housing at Grange Close and The Green. The obvious solution to the problem would be to reinstate a former bus stop at or close to The George Inn.

Presented By: Mr Regan
Presented To: Head of Highways and Engineering
Date Presented: 22 November 2011
Decision:

PETITION:
To restore our Maidenhead Town Moor to its original open area and to STOP the temporary road becoming permanent.

Presented By: Councillor Jenner
Presented To: Head of Leisure Services
Date Presented: 20 October 2011
Decision:

PETITION:
We the undersigned would like to put forward this petition to the Licensing Panel of the Committee of the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead for De-restriction of Hackney Carriage Plate.

Presented By: Mr Jarral
Presented To: Trading Standards Manager
Date Presented: 14 September 2011
Decision:

Petitions Submitted in 2010/2011

PETITION:
We the undersigned, condemn the waste of money and the detrimental effect upon the environment, approved by the Windsor Development Panel on 15th April 2010, approving their own plans for an extension to the Park & Ride in Home Park (10/00131).

We call upon the whole council to overturn such approval as it will not help to deliver the necessary improvements to parking in Windsor with 80% of the traffic entering the car park from the Town Centre direction. The outcome of which is that the Park & Ride facility, becomes the last parking option rather that the first.

The Council should postpone any development of Park & Ride until such time as a full review of Park & Ride is completed as per PPG2: Green Belt, which is also compliant with its own Green Belt Policy Guide 3. Once that review is complete, fully costed options with an environmental assessment should be subject to public review.

Presented By: Steve Ithurralde to the Chief Executive
Presented To: Head of Highways and Engineering
Date Presented: 17 September 2010
Decision: Meeting held between Mr Ithurralde, Stephen Brown (Head of Highways & Engineering) and Ben Smith (Highway Services Manager) on 28th October 2010. Background to project and formal approvals discussed. Modifications to scheme design agreed. Full written response to points raised by Mr Ithurralde issued on 4th November 2010.