Feasibility study carried out by traffic modellers to understand impact on traffic in the area and possible mitigation solutions. The findings will be used alongside feedback from residents, visitors and businesses during the engagement.
Eight-week engagement period with the public. All households in Bourton-on-the-Water sent a postcard in the area alongside lamppost wraps in high footfall areas.
First community drop-in event on Saturday morning (between 9am and 12pm) 18th July to be held at George Moore Community Centre, just after the school summer break up.
Second community drop-in event on Thursday evening (between 5pm and 8pm) 3rd September to be held at George Moore Community Centre, during the last week of the engagement period.
Analysis of the engagement and feedback review to be undertaken. Key themes, concerns and opportunities are identified to help determine whether there is support for changes and what types of measures may be appropriate for the town.
Final report submitted, setting out findings, engagement outcomes, technical assessments and recommendations for next steps.
Using the evidence gathered through the feasibility study and public engagement, a series of potential options and recommendations are developed.
Detailed designs will be prepared for the preferred option that best represents the community’s demands. A statutory enagagement will be undertaken to confirm the final designs and make any modifications or mitigations in response to feedback from the community.
Subject to feedback, funding availability, and any required approvals, agreed improvements will be implemented. Construction will begin shortly after with the community kept up to date on when changes will take effect.