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Jersey Car Rally Motor Racing on Public Roads Application (Part 2)

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A decision made on 20 September 2013:

Decision Reference:  MD–T–2013-0087

Decision Summary Title :

Jersey Car Rally Motor Racing on Public Roads Application: Part 2

Date of Decision Summary:

11 September 2013

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:

 

Written Report

Title :

The Jersey Motor Cycle and Light Car Club Application to Hold the  Jersey Car Rally 2013

Date of Written Report:

11 September 2013

Written Report Author:

Streetworks Manager

Written Report :

Public or Exempt?

(State clauses from Code of Practice booklet)

Public

Subject: Road Races (Motor Vehicle Rally) (No.2) (Jersey) Order 2013

Decision(s): The Minister made the ‘Road Races (Motor Vehicle Rally) (No.2) (Jersey) Order 2013’ as prepared on behalf of Transport and Technical Services, as the administering authority of the Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946.

Reason(s) for Decision: Further to MD-T-2013_-0073, enabling preparation of the Order, the Minister accepted that the proposed road closures and associated traffic management were both reasonable and justified.

Resource Implications: None

Action required: To notify the Greffier of the States and the Law Draftsman that the Order has been made and forward the signed and sealed Order to the Publications Editor, States Greffe, for notification to the States.

Signature:

 

 

Position:

 

 

Date Signed:

 

Date of Decision (If different from Date Signed):

 

Jersey Car Rally Motor Racing on Public Roads Application (Part 2)

TRANSPORT AND TECHNICAL SERVICES

 

THE JERSEY MOTOR CYCLE AND LIGHT CAR CLUB’S APPLICATION TO HOLD THE ‘JERSEY CAR RALLY’ 2010

 

 

1.0 Purpose of the Report 

 

To accompany the signature copy of the ‘Road Races (Motor Vehicle Rally) (No.2) (Jersey) Order 2013’ enabling road closures and traffic restrictions for the purpose of holding the ‘Jersey Rally’ on Friday 11th and Saturday 12th October 2013.

 

2.0 Background

 

The Jersey Motor Cycle and Light Car Club (the Promoter) has submitted details of its proposed ‘Paperclix Rally’ for 2013. The event is enabled by Order of the Transport and Technical Services Minister under Article 2 of the ‘Motor Vehicle Races (Jersey) Law 1946’.

 

The Promoter has consulted with the Connétable of all parishes within which stages of the Rally are to be held and has provided TTS with signed certificates of support in each case. They have also consulted property owners directly affected by road closures and supplied proof of Public Liability Insurance.

 

3.0 Discussion

 

Of the various main road sections included in this year’s Rally (See attached Rally Stage Plans & Schedule) all the stages have been utilised in the last two to five years, although there are some minor alterations. Most significant with respect to traffic impact will be the following closures:

 

Archirondel Stage – Friday 11th between 6.30pm and 10.30pm:

La Route de Anne Port, La Route Le Brun, and La Route de St Catherine (B29 - linking Gorey and St Catherines), Mont de La Mare de St Catherine (B62 - linking St Martins with St Catherines), La Grand Cotil and Le Rue du Villot (B91 - Linking St Catherines with Rozel)

 

The Constable of St Martin was anxious that the start time would interfere with local resident’s attempts to get home. As such in consultation with TTS Officers he requested that the stage start time was pushed back to 6.30pm. The Constable was also concerned that the stage route itself would inconvenience parishioners by sealing them out of their homes. The Club gave assurances that no resident on the route would be prevented from reaching their home during the stage, subject to being escorted to their property.

 

Greve De Lecq Stage – Saturday 12th between 7.45am and 12.45pm:

Le Mont de Saint Marie (B40 linking Greve De Lecq and St Marys village), Le Chemin de L’Eglise (B53 - linking Catherine Best with St Ouens Village)

 

St. Ouens Stage - Saturday 12th between 7.45am and 12.45pm:

La Route du Marais (B56 – linking St. Ouen’s Village with St Ouens Bay), Rue du Bachelier (B55 - linking St. Ouen’s the Village with Les Landes) and Le Chemin De L’Eglise (B53 – linking St. Ouen’s Village with St. Mary’s Village). During this time main road access to St. Ouen’s Village will be limited to Le Grande Route de St. Ouens (A12).

 

Maufant Stage - Saturday 12th between 12.45pm and 5.30pm:

La Grande Route de St. Martin (A6). During this time access to St Martin’s Village will be maintained via Rue du Hucquet;

 

The relevant Parish’s are fully aware of the traffic implementations of these stages on Parishioners etc. but have confirmed their approval. Otherwise all stages have been designed to minimise their impact on traffic.

 

4.0  Public Bus Service Impact

 

For information regarding the impact on public bus services please see the attached ‘Scheduled Changes to Public Bus Services’.

 

5.0 Recommendation

 

The Minister is recommended to sign the ‘Road Races (Motor Vehicle Rally) (No.2) (Jersey) Order 2013’ as prepared.

6.0 Reason(s) for Decision

 

Further to MD-T-2013 - 0073, enabling preparation of the Order and following consultations, the proposed road closures and associated traffic management are reasonable and justified.

 

7.0 Resource Implications

None.

8.0 Action Required

To notify the Greffier of the States and the Law Draftsman that the Order has been made and forward the signed and sealed Order to the Publications Editor, States Greffe, for notification to the States.

 

Written by:

Streetworks Manager

Approved by: 

Director, Municipal Services

 

Attachments:

 

-          Rally Stage Plans & Schedule

-          Scheduled Changes to Public Bus Services

 

CD/46

11th September 2013

 

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