Rersidents and motorists can have their say on a series of new parking and highways restrictions in Armley as part of £16 million scheme to improve roads between Leeds and Bradford.
Leeds City Council is proposing a number of traffic orders as part of the Stanningley Road bus priority scheme, which aims to improve public transport access into Leeds city centre on the A647.
Work is set to include replacing current high occupancy vehicle lanes on Stanningley Road with extended bus lanes and further bus priority measures at traffic signals.
It is also set to include improvements to the Armley Road/Ledgard Way
junction and Pickering Street, reducing ‘delays to general traffic and improving safety for all users’, as well as ‘segregated lanes to complement the Leeds Bradford cycle superhighway’. Plans also include the removal of the high occupancy vehicle lane down Stanningley Road.
Leeds City Council is hoping to introduce the following traffic orders:
- No Loading or Unloading between 7am-10am & between 4pm-7pm Monday to Friday
(inclusive) on:-
a. Canal Road, (north-west side), from its junction with Armley Park Road, in a north easterly direction for a distance of 87 metres.
b. Canal Road, (south-east side), from its junction with Pickering Street for a distance of 76.5 metres in a north easterly direction
c. Pickering Street, (south-west side) – the whole side. - No Waiting At Any Time on:-
a. Armley Park Road, (north-east side), from its junction with Canal Road in a north westerly direction for a distance of 19.5 metres.
b. Armley Park Road, (south-west side), from its junction with Canal Road in a north westerly direction for a distance of 11 metres.
c. Aviary Road, (north-east side), from its junction with Canal Road for a distance of 11.5
metres in a north westerly direction.
d. Canal Road, (north-west side), from its junction with Ledgard Way, in a north easterly
direction to a point 87 metres north east of it junction with Armley Park Road.
e. Canal Road, (south-east side), from its intersection with Armley Road, in a north easterly
direction to a point 76.5 metres north east of its junction with the Pickering Street.
f. Pickering Street, (east side), from its junction with Armley Road, in a northerly direction to a point 15.5 metres south of its junction with Pickering Mount.
g. Pickering Street, (north-east side), from its junction with Canal Road to a point 40.5 metres north west of its junction with of Pickering Mount.
h. Pickering Street, (north-east side), from a point 5.5 metres north west of its junction with Pickering Mount, in a south easterly direction for a distance of 20 metres
i. Pickering Street, (west side), the whole side. - No Waiting from 7.00am to 10.00am or from 4.00pm to 7.00pm (all days) on:-
a. Pickering Street, (north-east side), from a point 5.5 metres south east of its junction with Pickering Mount, in a south easterly direction for a distance of 10 metres
b. Pickering Street, (north-east side), from a point 5.5 metres north west of its junction with Pickering Mount, in a north westerly direction for a distance of 35 metres. - On Street Time Limited Parking from 10.00am to 4.00pm (all days); 3 Hours No Return Within 1 Hour on:-
a. Pickering Street (north-east side|), from a point 5.5 metres south east of its junction with Pickering Mount, in a south easterly direction for a distance of 10 metres.
b. Pickering Street (north-east side), from a point 5.5 metres north west of its junction with the projected northern kerb line of Pickering Mount in a north westerly direction for a distance of 35 metres - Bus Taxi & Pedal Cycle Lanes With Flow (All Days All Hours) on:-
a. Armley Road, (South Side – Nearside Lane); from a point 129.5 metres north west of it of Armley Retail Park Access Road in a westerly direction for a distance of 416 metres.
b. Stanningley Bypass, (North West Side – Nearside Lane); from a point 169 metres south west of its intersection with Henconner Lane, in a north easterly direction to its junction with Stanningley Road
c. Stanningley Road, (North East Side – Nearside Lane); from a point 133 metres south east of its junction with the Armley Ridge Road in a south easterly direction for a distance of 425 metres
d. Stanningley Road (North East Side – Nearside Lane) From a point 61 metres east of its junction with Henconner Lane in a easterly direction, to a point 59 metres south east of its junction with the Houghley Lane - A Bus Taxi & Pedal Cycle Lane With Flow (All days – 7.00am to 10.00am & 4.00pm to 7.00pm inclusive) on
a. Stanningley Road, (North East Side – Nearside Lane); from a point 74 metres south east of its junction with Cockshott Lane, in a south easterly direction to a point 21.5 metres north west of its junction with Armley Ridge Road. - A Point Closure on Canal Road, from its junction with Armley Road in a north easterly direction for a distance of 9 metres
- A Prohibited Left Turn from Ledgard Way into Armley Road.
- A Prohibited Right Turn from Armley Road into Ledgard Way.
- Mandatory Right Turns from Back Nunnington Street into Armley Park Road, and also from Branch Road into Armley Road.
- One Way Traffic Flow (North West to South East) on Armley Park Road, from its junction with Nunnington Street in a south easterly direction to its junction with Canal Road.
Comments can be made on this website. Details of the proposals are also available on request by e-mailing legal.development@leeds.gov.uk and more information on the proposals can be found in this coucnil report.
Anyone wishing to object to, or make any representations concerning the proposed Orders, should write to Development Team, Legal Services, Civic Hall, Leeds LS1 1UR or e-mail legal.development@leeds.gov.uk specifying the grounds upon which it is made, by no later than 25 September 2020 quoting reference A76/JL/A647.
Leeds City Council should have sorted the bus lane on Armley Road when they put the cycle lane in. Unfortunately they don’t seem to think ahead. They spend a fortune doing City centre alterations while the rural towns are being ignored. The roads around Pudsey are a disgrace, try cycling down Waterloo Rd. Also Stanningley bypass needs most attention. The council can not leave it much longer, the surface is worn-out. When riding a motorcycle along the bypass you can be thrown off your seat going over all the patches. Even in a car you bounce over the bumps.