Agenda

Venue: Dean of Guild Court Room - City Chambers

Contact: Natalie Carter-Osborne  Carolanne Eyre

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Items
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1. Order of Business

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1.1

Order of Business

Including any notices of motion and any other items of business submitted as urgent for consideration at the meeting.

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2. Declaration of Interests

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2.1

Declaration of Interests

Members should declare any financial and non-financial interests they have in the items of business for consideration, identifying the relevant agenda item and the nature of their interest.

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3. Deputations

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3.1

Deputations

If any.

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4. Minutes

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Minutes pdf icon PDF 239 KB

Minute of the Transport and Environment Committee of 18 November 2024 – submitted for approval as a correct record

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5. Forward Planning

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Work Programme pdf icon PDF 99 KB

Transport and Environment Committee Work Programme

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5.2

Rolling Actions Log pdf icon PDF 721 KB

Transport and Environment Committee Rolling Actions Log

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6. Business Bulletin

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Business Bulletin pdf icon PDF 353 KB

Transport and Environment Business Bulletin

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7. Executive Decisions

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7.1

Petition for Consideration - Call for City of Edinburgh Council to install Traffic-calming measures within the Dalmeny Park Estate and on the major roads leading into/out of this Estate, as a matter of urgency. pdf icon PDF 112 KB

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7.2

Petition for Consideration - Making our Roads safe for South Morningside Primary School pupils pdf icon PDF 112 KB

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7.3

Revenue Monitoring - Month 5 pdf icon PDF 255 KB

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7.4

City Mobility Plan – Capital Investment Plan pdf icon PDF 352 KB

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7.5

Glass Recycling Service pdf icon PDF 240 KB

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7.6

Extension of 20mph network - TRO Promotion pdf icon PDF 308 KB

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7.7

Rural Speed Limits Review pdf icon PDF 765 KB

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7.8

Transport ALEO Reform Update pdf icon PDF 98 KB

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Improved Process for Implementation of Traffic Calming Measures pdf icon PDF 146 KB

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8. Routine Decisions

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Coastal Change Adaptation pdf icon PDF 156 KB

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8.2

Trams to Newhaven Update Report pdf icon PDF 818 KB

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8.3

Cycle Hire Scheme Update pdf icon PDF 210 KB

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8.4

Edinburgh as a Feminist City – Working Group Update - Referral from Planning Committee pdf icon PDF 550 KB

Edinburgh as a Feminist City – Working Group Update - Referral from Planning Committee

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Street Cleansing Performance Update pdf icon PDF 115 KB

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9. Motions

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9.1

Motion by Councillor Booth - Decriminalisation of moving traffic offences

Motion by Councillor Booth - Decriminalisation of moving traffic offences

 

“Committee:

1)       Notes a recent report by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary in Scotland which found that since 2020 the total number of people killed or seriously injured on Scotland’s roads has increased each year, further notes that since the creation of Police Scotland there has been a 63 per cent drop in the number of road traffic offences being detected and recorded, and that while there has been a reduction in serious injuries on Edinburgh’s roads over the last three years there has been no reduction in fatalities in the same period.

2)       Notes that local authorities in England have, since May 2022, been able to apply to the UK Government for powers to enforce ‘moving traffic offences’, but these powers are not available to local authorities in Scotland;

3)       Notes there may be advantages to the council in having powers to enforce moving traffic offences, in particular where the council has introduced new traffic calming measures or traffic restrictions, and more broadly in ensuring that the city’s transport network operates in an efficient and safe manner;

4)       Therefore agrees the Convenor will write to the Cabinet Secretary for Transport to ask if they have any plans to consider this decriminalisation, agrees the council leader will also raise this through Cosla, and agrees that any response to these communications will be circulated to committee members.”

 

 

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Ward / Special Interest Callings pdf icon PDF 105 KB

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Deputations pdf icon PDF 2 MB

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Motions and Amendments pdf icon PDF 621 KB

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