| Topic: | Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Low Traffic Neighbourhoods | |
| Posted by: | Sara Nathan | |
| Date/Time: | 27/11/20 22:21:00 |
| The council are holding a cabinet scrutiny meeting to discuss LTNs on the 3rd December. Please email and register your objections to the Council today. Email addresses are: TrafficNotices@ealing.gov.uk BellJ@ealing.gov.uk mik.sabiers@ealing.gov.uk jasbir.anand@ealing.gov.uk cc your Councillors and MP if you want. Please log onto Commonplace and add your objections there. It is better to use the site on a PC, but the phone version works well too. Visit https://ealingltn.commonplace.is/ Click the button at the top right hand corner of the page which appears like three small white lines, a drop down menu will appear. Click 'Log in' and from there select 'Create Profile'. It is also possible to use the platform without creating a profile. If you would like to have a look at other peoples comments click the three white lines in the top right hand corner of the page, this will open a drop down menu, click 'All Comments' You can view all comments as a list or map. You can then browse the map and zoom in on streets. While viewing other people's comments you can click 'Agree' if you feel the same. You will have to verify this by email, Commonplace will send you a confirmation email every time you hit agree. To make your own comment, select the top right hand button (three white lines), click 'Map' and then at the bottom of the map you will see a yellow box click 'Have your Say'. You are allowed to make as many comments as you like and as often as you like. You can comment on any street and on all the LTNs in the borough. The consultation rules allow you to comment on more than one LTN, there is a drop down menu of all of the LTNs and also an option 'All of Ealing’s LTNs'. The map will then appear with a blue pin icon. Drag this icon to the part of the map you want to make your comment for. Then enter the information in the boxes provided, the first question is 'Where have you placed your pin'. The next box asks you 'What LTN are you commenting on' when you click this a drop down menu appears. If you would like to make a comment that is against the LTN the best button to click is 'General Objection'. If you do not agree with the scheme where it asks 'How does this make you feel' click the red angry emoji face. It then asks you 'Why you feel this way' please click the boxes which apply to your feelings the most. Try to keep it focussed on the LTNs, you can also add your own ideas by clicking the ‘Other’ button and entering your own text. The next question is 'How can we make it better' if you disagree with the scheme then click 'Remove the traffic filter'. You can also add your own suggestions for making it better by clicking the ‘Other button’. If you want these schemes to end then the clearest message you send is by entering 'Remove all LTNs’ in this box. You will then be asked if you have any comments to make. Once you have made your comments click 'Save comment' and you are done! Thank you!! |