(VARIOUS ROADS, BISHOP AUCKLAND
(ELEVEN ARCHES)
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT ORDER 2018
The Council on 14/06/18 made the above Order, the effects of which
come into operation on 25/06/18 the effect of which introduces the
following restrictions to control traffic & pedestrian movements
associated with the holding of the Eleven Arches Kynren Open Air
Events and shall apply only on such days and during such times when
the Event is taking place: (1) prohibits all vehicles from proceeding
on (a) A689 between 22:00 & midnight from its roundabout junction
with High Bondgate to its junction with the C188; (2) prohibits all
vehicles from stopping between mid-day and midnight on (a) both
sides of the A689 from its roundabout junction with the B6286 and
its roundabout junction with High Bondgate, and (b) both sides of the
C188 from its junction with Barrington Street, Toronto to its junction
with the access road to Bishop Auckland Rugby Club. (3) imposes
a 40mph speed limit restriction on A689 between its roundabout
junction with the B6286 and its roundabout junction with High
Bondgate between 00:01 and midnight. (4) Prohibition of right
turns: (a) Unclassified road exiting onto the A689 from Car Parks
A & B between 12:00 & 2:00; (b) C188 exiting onto the A689
between 22:00 & 2:00;(c) A689 (northbound) to enter the
Unclassified Access Road to Car parks A & B between 12:00 &
2:00; and (d) A689 (northbound) to enter Unclassified Access
Road to Car Park C between 12:00 and 2:00; and (5) temporary
suspension of Public Rights of Way between 18:00 hours &
midnight on (a) Public Rights of Way No 86 Bishop Auckland from
its junction with Public Rights of Way No. 81 Bishop Auckland to
its junction with the A689; and (b) Public Rights of Way No 85
Bishop Auckland from its junction Public Rights of Way No. 81 to its
junction with the C188. Full details are contained in the sealed Order
which may be inspected at County Hall, Durham Mon-Fri 9am to
4pm; via the council website and at Bishop Auckland Library during
normal opening hours. Any person wishing to question the validity
of the Order or of any provision contained in it on the grounds that
it is not within the powers conferred by the Road Traffic Regulation
Act 1984, as amended, or on the grounds that any requirement of that
Act or of any regulation made under it has not been complied with in
relation to the Order may within 6 weeks from the date of this notice
apply to make an application for that purpose to the High Court.
Dated: 21 June 2018
Helen Lynch
Head of Legal &
Democratic Services
County Hall, Durham DH1 5UL