Hutton Village 20mph

This consultation is now closed. You can view the results here. For the record, the consultation text and materials are retained here.

Following initial discussions between North Somerset Council and Hutton Parish Council, we would like to hear your views on the proposed introduction of a 20mph speed limit in the village of Hutton.

The proposals are intended to improve the safety and experience of moving around the village of Hutton for all members of the community including, school pupils, pedestrians and cyclists. The proposals have been developed in alignment with North Somerset Council’s 20mph policy and the Department for Transport’s guidance for setting speed limits.

Please have a look at the attached plans and let us know your thoughts by answering this online questionnaire.

The list of roads that are proposed as becoming 20mph are:

• Vereland Road and all connected residential roads,
• Moor Lane (up to Elizabeth Close), St Mary’s Road, St Mary’s Close, Payne Road, Palmer’s Way and Bisdee Road,
• Main Road & Hutton Hill from Sutherland Drive to Vereland Road,
• Church Lane, Orchard Road, Robin Drive and Gillson Close,
• Holm Road, Moor Croft Road,
• Wisteria Avenue, Wisteria Avenue, Warren Close, Barrow Road and Eastfield Road.

If you want another format for any of the documents or the questionnaire, please contact sustainable.travel@n-somerset.gov.uk

The intention of gathering this feedback is to ensure that the proposals put forward by Hutton Parish Council & North Somerset Council’s to introduce a 20mph area as detailed in the indicative drawings, are aligned to the thoughts of from the Hutton Village community.

This is the first community engagement for these proposals, following discussions with Hutton Parish Council. The scheme is intended to provide a safer environment for school pupils, pedestrians, cyclists and the wider community. 

Here, we want to gather the ideas of the community and hear your thoughts on our initial proposals. Following this, we will return with a formal consultation on the final plans, incorporating your feedback.

After reviewing all responses, we will consider if any suggestion can used to improve the plans or prevent avoidable issues. On this webpage we will also publish our response to the main points raised in the form of a ‘You Said, We Did’ document.