GORCHYMYN TRAFNIDIAETH DROS
DRO CYNGOR SIR DDINBYCH
(FFYRDD AMRYWIOL - DINBYCH, LLANDYRNOG A LLANELWY EISTEDDFOD YR URDD GORCHYMYN (GWAHARDD AROS, LLWYTHO A DADLWYTHO DROS DRO) 2022

DEDDF RHEOLEIDDIO TRAFFIG FFYRDD 1984-ADRAN 16A

Mae Cyngor Sir Ddinbych wedi gwneud Gorchymyn a fydd yn gwahardd unrhyw gerbyd rhag aros, llwytho a dadlwytho ary rhannau o'r ffyrdd y cyfeirir atynt yn yr Atodlen isod.

Y rheswm am y cyfyngiad yw rheoleiddio traffig yn ystod Eisteddfod yr Urdd. Bydd yr holl orchmynion gwahardd/cyfyngu ar aros sydd eisoes yn bodoli sy'n ymwneud §'r rhannau hyn o ffyrdd yr effeithir arnynt yn cael eu disodli dros dro gan y Gorchymyn a grybwyllwyd uchod, ond dim ond dros gyfnod yr Eisteddfod.

Daw'r Gorchymyn i rym ar 29 Mai, 2022 (a bydd yn parhau am gyfnod o ddeunaw mis). Dim ond yn ystod yr Eisteddfod y bydd cyfyngiad ar y ffyrdd.

ATODLEN
Rhannau o Ffyrdd yn Ninbych, Llandyrnog a Llanelwy yn Sir Ddinbych Dim Aros, Llwytho na Dadlwytho Dros Dro Eisteddfod yr Urdd

Ffyrdd i'w cyfyngu:

1) Ffordd Eglwyswen, Llandymog (Dosbarth III) igyd

2) Ffordd Eglwyswen, Dinbych (Dosbarth III) I gyd

3) Yr A525 Ffordd Rhuthun i gyd, hyd at Gylchfan Ffordd Eglwyswen
4) Yr A525 i gyd o Gyffordd Brookhouse Mill i'r Gylchfan

5) Y rhan honno o Rotary Road, Dinbych, sy'n ymestyn tua'r gogledd o'i chyffordd S'r A525, Ffordd Rhuthun i Gylchfan Ffordd Eglwyswen am bellter o tua 210m (A525)

6) Y rhan honno o Chester Street, Llanelwy, sy'n ymestyn tua'r dwyrain o'i chyffordd a Ffordd Dinbych Uchaf am bellter o tua 200m (A525)

7) Y man honno o Lon Llewelyn, Dinbych, sy'n ymestyn tua'r dwyrain o'i chyffordd a Ffordd Gwaenynog i'w chyffordd a Ffordd y Ffair am bellter o tua 500m (A543)

8) Lon Ffynnon Barcer, Dinbych (di-ddosbarth) igyd

Dyddiedig: 25 Mai 2022.

Gary Williams, Pennaeth y Gwasanaethau Cyfreithiol, AD a Democrataidd, Cyngor Sir Ddinbych, Neuadd y Sir, Ffordd Wynnstay, Rhuthun, Sir Ddinbych.

Rydym yn croesawu gohebiaeth yn Gymraeg. Ni fydd unrhyw oedi wrth ymateb i ohebiaeth a dderbyniwyd yn Gymraeg.

TEMPORARY TRAFFIC ORDER
DENBIGHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL
(VARIOUS ROADS DENBIGH, LLANDYRNOG AND ST. ASAPH URDD EISTEDDFOD (TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF WAITING LOADING AND UNLOADING) ORDER 2022 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 -SECTION 16A

Denbighshire County Council has made an Order which will prohibit any vehicle from waiting, loading and unloading, on the lengths of road referred to in the Schedule below.

The reason for the restriction is to regulate traffic during the Urdd eisteddfod. All prohibition/restriction of waiting orders currently in place which relate to the said lengths of roads affected will be temporarily superseded by the above mentioned Order but only for the duration of the Eisteddfod.

The Order comes into force on 29th May 2022 (and will remain in force for a period of eighteen months). The roads will only be restricted for the duration of the Eisteddfod.

SCHEDULE
Lengths of Road at Denbigh Llandyrnog and St. Asaph in the County of Denbighshire Temporary No Waiting, Loading or Unloading Urdd Eisteddfod Roads to be restricted:

1) The entire length of Whitchurch Road, Llandyrnog (Class III)

2) The entire length of Whitchurch Road, Denbigh (Class III)

3) The entire length of A525 Ruthin Road to Whitchurch Road Roundabout

4) The entire length of A525 Brookhouse Mill Junction to Roundabout

5) That length of Rotary Road, Denbigh, which extends northward from its junction with A525 Ruthin Road to Whitchurch Road Roundabout for a distance of approximately 210m (A525)

6) That length of Chester Street, St. Asaph, which extends eastward from its junction with Upper Denbigh Road for a distance of approximately 200m (A525)

7) That length of Lon Llewelyn, Denbigh, which extends eastward from its junction with Gwaenynog Road to its junction with Smithfield Road for a distance of approximately 500m (A543)

8) The entire length of Barkers Well Lane, Denbigh (unclassified)

Dated: 25 May 2022.

Gary Williams, Head of Legal HR and Democratic Services, Denbighshire County Council, County Hall, Wynnstay Road, Ruthin, Denbighshire.

We welcome correspondence in Welsh. There will be no delay in responding to correspondence received in Welsh.

www.denbighshire.gov.uk