Full list of proposed Lincolnshire roads changes to tackle 'inconsiderate parking' and other problems

The list of changes is aimed at “inconsiderate and dangerous parking”, as well as obstructions to junctions, schools and bus stops.

Lincolnshire County Council’s planning and regulation committee will be asked to decide upon numerous possible changes at the meeting on Monday, September 7.

Here is the full list of proposals which have been put forward:

Branston

Vehicles could be prevented from waiting at any time around the junction of Sleaford Road and the B1188 in Branston.

There have been three objections from residents who believe it would push vehicles into parking on nearby roads, where they would create further problems.

Langtoft

Proposed no-waiting restrictions could be introduced at school start and finish times along the length of Manor Close, leading to Langtoft Primary School.

Officers say there is “inconsiderate and dangerous parking”, with vehicles ignoring the current no-parking markings outside the entrance.

Lincoln

Vehicles may be stopped from parking on Crusader Way, near the Nosey Parker pub.

Objectors claim there’s too little public parking in the area and it could harm business, but the council say the current free-for-all is creating a safety hazard.

Elsewhere in Lincoln, motorists could be told to keep clear from the junction of Laughton Way and Ravendale Drive on the Ermine East.

Local councillor Karen Lee says the road frequently becomes blocked whenever a bus stops opposite parking vehicles.

Louth

New parking restrictions could be put in place on Linden Walk near the junction with Newmarket, where larger vehicles are having difficulty getting through.

Marton

Residents could be stopped from parking in bus stop lay-bys on Stow Park Road in an effort to improve services.

The restrictions would be in effect from 9am to 3pm, Monday to Saturday, if approved.

North Hykeham

Five-minute parking restrictions around Ling Moor Primary School are frequently ignored and need to be tightened, a local councillor says.

A variety of no waiting and no loading signs could be introduced around Inns Close and Richmond Drive, which would be operational 8am-9.30am and 2.30pm-4pm, Monday to Friday.

Ropsley

After complaints that vehicles were obstructing junctions around the war memorial on Ropsley High Street, the council is looking into no-waiting restrictions on all sides.

While objectors claim this would cause problems elsewhere in the village, officers believe it is necessary to keep the junctions clear.