Question:
Concerns raised with traffic entering Paddock Road from the Town car park (Co-Op) and driving the wrong way up Bullock Fair.
Answer:
The Town Council, District Council, and Police are monitoring traffic issues related to vehicles entering the Town Car park (Co-Op) from Bullock Fair Close.
While there have been no formal complaints, we will continue to include a reminder in our monthly community newsletters that entry from Bullock Fair into the car park is prohibited and enforceable. Violators may face a fine of £100 and receive 3 points on their license.
Additionally, we will highlight the importance of not using the entrance to the car park as an exit into Paddock Road.
Question:
Concerns raised regarding overhanging tree’s near the Duke of William Pub and along Candlers Lane damaging the wall, posing a danger to traffic.
Answer:
The town council will inspect the areas and, if necessary, notify the property owners to take appropriate action.
Question:
What steps are being taken to address the illegal parking in disabled spaces in town, and what enforcement measures are currently in place?
Answer:
Enforcement of on-street parking restrictions, including yellow lines and time-limited spaces, is managed by Civil Enforcement Officers under South Norfolk District Council. These officers are scheduled to visit Harleston twice a week. The district council tracks the number of Penalty Charge Notices issued during their visits.
If you observe a vehicle illegally parked, please report it to the Civil Enforcement Officers via email at parking@southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk
Question:
What level of traffic enforcement exists in town?
Answer:
Enforcement of on-street parking restrictions, including yellow lines and time-limited spaces, is managed by Civil Enforcement Officers under South Norfolk District Council. These officers are scheduled to visit Harleston twice a week.
Question:
Is there a recognized need for a loading bay outside the Corner Cafe?
Answer:
This issue has not been raised before. It can be reviewed for consideration, but any action would need to be taken by the Highways Authority (Norfolk County Council).