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L'Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010 - Motor Race 21 August 2010

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A decision made 18 June 2010 regarding: L'Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010 - Motor Race 21 August 2010.

Decision Reference:  MD-T-2010-0057

Decision Summary Title :

L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010 - Motor Racing on Public Roads Application: Part 1

Date of Decision Summary:

10 June 2010

Decision Summary Author:

Streetworks Manager

Decision Summary:

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Type of Report:

Oral or Written?

Written

Person Giving

Oral Report:

N/A

Written Report

Title :

The Jersey Motor Cycle & Light Car Club’s Application to hold the L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010

Date of Written Report:

10 June 2010

Written Report Author:

Streetworks Manager

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Subject: The L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010 – 21 August 2010

Decision(s): The Minister approved the preparation of an Order under Article 2 of the Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946 to enable the L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010.

Reason(s) for Decision: The Minister accepted that the proposed road closures and associated traffic management appeared both reasonable and justified.

Resource Implications: TTS Officer and Law Draftsman’s Time

Action required: To forward a copy of the Ministerial Decision along with an Instructing Memorandum and the Promoter’s Application to the Law Draftsman.

Signature: 

Position: 

Date Signed: 

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

L'Etacq Attack Mini Rally 2010 - Motor Race 21 August 2010

TRANSPORT AND TECHNICAL SERVICES  

THE JERSEY MOTOR CYCLE AND LIGHT CAR CLUB’S APPLICATION TO HOLD THE L’ETACQ ATTACK MINI RALLY 2010  
 

Purpose of the Report  

To obtain the approval of the Minister for Transport and Technical Services regarding road closures and traffic restrictions for the purpose of holding the L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally on Saturday 21 August 2010. 

In addition, to enable an instruction to be sent to the Law Draftsman requesting preparation of an Order under Article 2 of the Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946.  
 

Background  

The Jersey Motor Cycle and Light Car Club (the Promoter) has submitted details of its proposed route stages for a short rally (see attached Plans 1 and 2 of Stages). The event is enabled by Order of the Minister for Transport and Technical Services under Article 2 of the Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946. 

The Promoter has consulted with the Connétable of St. Ouen and other stakeholders directly affected by the road closures. They have also supplied proof of Public Liability Insurance. 
 

Discussion  

The Rally was first held in July 2008 and is made up of two stages, which take place concurrently within the L’Etacq area, starting at 9am and finishing around 4.15pm. The stages are: 

Stage 1: From Le Havres Slipway (just north of Faulkner Fisheries) up Le Mont du Vallet (L’Etacq Hill) and along Route de Ouest and La Rue de la Mare passed Les Landes Common. 

Stage 2: From Le Rue des Pres along La Verte Rue passed the old Milano Bar site. 

Actual road closures will be between 8.30am and 4.30pm with the main impacts being:

-     The closure of a section of the main road coastal tourist route (i.e. the B55).

-     The curtailment of the Red Island Explorer bus service, which normally goes to Jersey Pearl via L’Etacq, but will instead go via La Route du Marais (Hydrangea Avenue).

-     The curtailment of the No. 8 bus services, which normally goes to Grosnez and Les Landes, but will instead divert at St Georges Estate.

 

Recommendation 

The Minister is recommended to approve the L’Etacq Attack Mini Rally and the preparation of an Order under Article 2 of the Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946. 

Reason(s) for Decision 

The proposed road closures and associated traffic management are reasonable and justified. 
 

Resource Implications 

TTS Officer and Law Draftsman’s time. 
 

Action Required 

To forward a copy of the Ministerial Decision along with an Instructing Memorandum and the Promoter’s Application to the Law Draftsman. 
 

Written by:

Streetworks Manager

Approved by: 

Director, Municipal Services

 

 

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