Department for Infrastructure Temporary 40mph Speed Limit

Department for Infrastructure
www.infrastnjcture-ni.gcw.uk
Temporary 40mph Speed Limit
A4 Belfast Road, Brookeborough
Notice is hereby given in compliance with paragraphs 1 and 2 of Schedule 3 to the RoadTraffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997thatthe Department for Infrastructure, in exercise of the powers conferred on it by Article 7(1) and (3) of the said Road Traffic Regulation (Northern Ireland) Order 1997, proposes to introduce a temporary 40 miles per hour speed limit on A4 Belfast Road, Brookeborough, from a point 200 metres north of its junction with U9460 Derrynavogy Road, Brookeborough to its junction with B515 Station Road, Brookeborough for a period of 16 weeks from Monday 23 October 2017 being satisfied that traffic should be restricted because road works are being undertaken along route A4 Belfast Road, Brookeborough associated with the "Gas to the West" project.
Traffic signs warning that the use of this road is subject to the above speed limit restriction and to indicate the nature and extent of the restriction will be erected in 800m long sections as this scheme progresses along the route.
Notice Of Opening
Department For Infrastructure - Land Acquisition And Compensation (Northern Ireland) Order 1973
1. TheDepartmentforInfrastructureherebygivesnoticethatthelength ofroad detailed in the Schedule below was first open to public traffic on

5th June 2013 after completion of the carriageway construction.
2. Under Part Two of the Land Acquisition and Compensation (Northern Ireland) Order 1973 there is a right to compensation in respect of any depreciation of more than £50 in the value of certain interests in land caused by the use of new or altered roads and resulting from specified physical factors (noise, vibration, smell, smoke, artificial lighting and the discharge on to the land in respect of which the claim is made of any solid or liquid substance). Compensation is assessed by reference to prices current at a date 12 months after the road is first open to public traffic or, in the case of an altered road, first open to public traffic after completion of the alterations.

3. Interests qualifying for compensation are specified in Article 5 of the above-mentioned Order and there are special provisions relating to claims by mortgagees and persons entitled under trusts or settlements.

4. Any person entitled to a qualifying interest who considers he/she has a claim underthe said provisions may obtain further information and claim forms from the Divisional Roads Manager, Department for Infrastructure, Transport NI - Western Division, County Hall, Drumragh Avenue, Omagh BT79 7AF. (Persons entitled to compensation for land acquired for the road detailed in the Schedule need not submit a claim under the aforementioned Part Two).

5. Claims may be made during a period of 2 years beginning on the expiration of 12 months from the date when the new or altered road was first opened to public traffic that is between 5TH June 2014 and 5th June 2016. However, if during the claim period an interest is disposed of or (insofar as the interest is in land which is not a dwelling) a tenancy is granted, the claim must be made before such disposal or grant of tenancy

Schedule
Cherrymount Link Road Enniskillen.