URL: https://moderngov.rotherham.gov.uk/ieDecisionDetails.aspx?ID=2200

Decision Maker: Executive Director of Regeneration and Environment

Outcome: Recommendations Approved

Is Key Decision?: No

Is Callable In?: No

Purpose: To report on the outcome of consultations regarding the implementation of traffic calming (road humps) at St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside   That the Service Director for Planning, Regeneration and Transport exercises his delegated powers to approve, in principle, the proposals shown on drawing number 126/46/TT566.2, and authorises:   1.       That the proposals shown on drawing No 126/17/TT566.2 are implemented   2.       Residents are informed of the decision.

Content: To report on the outcome of consultations regarding the implementation of traffic calming (road humps) at St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside   That the Service Director for Planning, Regeneration and Transport exercises his delegated powers to approve, in principle, the proposals shown on drawing number 126/46/TT566.2, and authorises:   1.       That the proposals shown on drawing No 126/17/TT566.2 are implemented   2.       Residents are informed of the decision.   ROTHERHAM METROPOLITAN BOROUGH COUNCIL   RECORD OF OFFICER EXECUTIVE DECISION   Date of Decision: 17th August, 2026   Title: Proposed Road humps on St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside   Decision Maker: (Including Job Title) Simon Moss, Service Director, Planning, Regeneration and Transport   Details of Specific Delegation   or   Delegation contained in the relevant Sub-Scheme of Delegation.   To promote, consider objections to and implement Traffic Regulation Orders under the Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Sub Scheme of Delegation - Strategic Director of Regeneration and Environment.pdf, Page 21.   Decision: To report on the outcome of consultations regarding the implementation of traffic calming (road humps) at St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside.   Recommendations   1.     That the proposals shown on drawing No 127/17/TT566.2 be implemented   2.     Residents are informed of the decision.     Reasons for the Decision: The scheme was proposed to address road safety concerns about the speed off traffic raised by local ward members as part of the Local Neighbourhoods Road Safety programme.   Details of alternative options considered and rejected: Do nothing.   Under this option, no traffic calming measures or traffic management arrangements would be implemented. This option is not recommended, as it would fail to address the road safety concerns raised by local ward members and would not align with the objectives of the Local Neighbourhoods Road Safety programme or the funding provided through SYMCA.   Conflicts of interest declared by any Cabinet Member consulted by the decision maker which relates to the decision: None Dispensations Granted: (If any) None   Conflicts of interest declared by the Decision Maker if they sit as a Cabinet appointed representative to an outside body which relates to the decision: Add any details of conflicts of interest here. Dispensations Granted: (If any) None   Reports or parts of reports relevant to the decision being taken:   Proposed Road humps on St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside     I certify that this is a true record of the executive decision to:   Install the proposed Road humps on St. Johns Avenue and Woodlaithes Road, Sunnyside..   I confirm that in making this decision, due regard was given to the seven principles of public life.   Signed by the Decision Maker:   Dated:          17th August, 2026   Name:          Simon Moss           Job Title:     Service Director, Planning, Regeneration & Transport    

Date of Decision: August 17, 2026