St. Erth Parish Council Seeks Public Feedback on Traffic Calming Measures at Gurlyn Hill, Relubbus

St. Erth Parish Council has announced a public consultation period regarding proposed traffic calming measures on Gurlyn Hill, Relubbus. The proposal, put forward by Cormac Solutions on behalf of Cornwall Council, aims to address concerns about vehicle speeds at the Gurlyn Hill junction. The plan includes the installation of new kerbing around the junction, designed to encourage motorists to reduce their speed as they make a left turn off the main road.

Residents and stakeholders are invited to view the proposal details and submit their comments and feedback. The council emphasises the importance of community input in shaping the final measures to be implemented. Feedback can be provided either electronically or in writing, ensuring accessibility for all community members to participate in the consultation process.

The deadline for submitting responses has been set for Tuesday, 19th March. This consultation represents an opportunity for the community to directly influence the safety and functionality of their local roadways. The St. Erth Parish Council and Cornwall Council are committed to addressing traffic-related concerns and improving road safety for all residents and visitors to the area.

For more information on the proposed traffic calming measures and how to submit feedback, interested parties are encouraged to visit the provided link: https://bit.ly/4bX4kJz. This consultation is a critical step towards implementing measures that reflect the community’s needs and preferences, ensuring a safer driving environment for everyone.