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York Council approves three of four parking restriction proposals

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 23 Oct, 16:39 · Archive

York City Council approved three of four proposed parking restrictions in Osbaldwick after 541 people signed a petition opposing them.

York City Council has approved three of four proposed parking restrictions in Osbaldwick following a public consultation period. The proposals included double yellow lines and a clearway, with two amended and one shelved. Council officials said the measures aimed to tackle obstructive parking and improve visibility at junctions in the village.

Opposition to the plans was substantial. Twenty objections were lodged over concerns for local businesses and St Thomas' Church, and a petition against the restrictions gathered 541 signatures.

Double yellow lines at the junction of Murton Way and Beckett Drive, and on the westbound side of Osbaldwick Lane at its junction with Osbaldwick Village and Murton Way, were approved. Officials stated these changes would prevent obstructive parking at the Beckett Drive junction which had been blocking the road for other vehicles and pedestrians' access to footpaths. Lesser restrictions at the Osbaldwick Lane junction would still permit parking for residents, tradespeople and Blue Badge holders for up to three hours.

Proposals for no waiting at any time restrictions on both sides of Osbaldwick Link Road were shelved. A report stated that issues which had prompted those proposals had since subsided, though the situation would be kept under review.

York Council approves three of four parking restriction proposals
Image: The Press (York)

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In this story: City of York Council · Osbaldwick · St Thomas' Church · Kate Ravilious

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