Draycott Avenue - Pedestrian and Cycle Zone
Overview
This consultation seeks views on the proposed introduction of a pedestrian and cycle zone in part of Draycott Avenue. All vehicles other than pedal cycles would be banned from entering the paved area in that part of Draycott Avenue that extends westwards from the building line between No. 161 and Nos. 163 to 165 Draycott Avenue to its junction with Walton Street.
The Order is required to provide a pedestrian and cycle zone in part of Draycott Avenue in order to improve the amenities of the local area, as part of a new public realm scheme. In April 2024, the Council made a traffic order changing the parking restrictions in preparation for this scheme, where two loading bays were created (one in Walton Street and one in Ixworth Place) to assist local businesses with deliveries. The Council previously consulted on the public realm scheme and the details can be found on the Council’s website at the link below.
Draycott Avenue Proposed Improvements - Kensington and Chelsea's Consultation and Engagement Hub - Citizen Space (rbkc.gov.uk)
Why your views matter
More information may be obtained by contacting trafficorders@rbkc.gov.uk or by phoning Peter Weeden on 020 7361 3397 quoting reference “Draycott Avenue Pedestrian and Cycle Zone”.
Anyone wishing to support or object to this proposal or make any other representations in respect of it, should send a statement in writing to that effect, and in the case of an objection, stating the grounds thereof to the Council to trafficorders@rbkc.gov.uk quoting reference “Draycott Avenue Pedestrian and Cycle Zone” by 6 November 2024. The Director for Transport and Regulatory Services will consider all the comments received, in consultation with Brompton and Hans Town Ward Councillors and the Lead Member for Planning and Public Realm, before deciding on whether to proceed. We will advise you of the decision after the consultation is over and the decision has been taken by the Director.
Areas
- Brompton & Hans Town
Interests
- Highways
- Transport
- Parking and Traffic Consultations
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