North Yorkshire zebra crossing costs £23,000 to install

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 11:31 · Archive

A new zebra crossing in Railway Street, Norton, North Yorkshire will cost £23,000 to build, according to North Yorkshire Council's Highways team.

Cllr Keane Duncan, who represents Norton, said he had continued to raise residents' questions about the crossing with the council's highways team. He reported that laminated beacons were due to be fitted on Thursday 22 October to complete the work. No road closure was expected to be required.

Cllr Duncan said: 'Many of you asked questions about the new crossing and I am pleased to be able to report back to residents with an update. I am continuing to work constructively with our highways team to deliver improvements in our area. It is right this also includes holding them to account for the quality, cost and pace of work.'

How it is being reported

• Cost revealed for new pedestrian crossing in North Yorkshire townTHE COST of a new pedestrian crossing in a North Yorkshire town has been revealed.The Press (York) · 19 Oct, 11:01
• Cost revealed for new pedestrian crossing in North Yorkshire townTHE COST of a new pedestrian crossing in a North Yorkshire town has been revealed.Gazette & Herald (Malton) · 19 Oct, 11:01

In this story: North Yorkshire Council · Keane Duncan · Norton · Railway Street

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