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cllr ann reid, cllr stephen fenton & cllr ashley mason | dringhouses and woodthorpe liberal democrats cllr ann reid, cllr stephen fenton & cllr ashley mason dringhouses and woodthorpe liberal democrats expansion of york’s air quality management area york’s city centre air quality management area (aqma) has been expanded, after a decision was taken to include coppergate. this comes after a recent presentation of york’s annual air quality status report, which commends the council’s successful approach to tackling poor air quality. in a decision taken by lib dem cllr andrew waller at his environment decision session on 1 october, coppergate will now be included in the city centre’s aqma in order to tackle air pollution from diesel vehicles in the area and maintain progress in improving the city’s air quality. time had been allowed since last year’s decision session on the annual review of air quality to see if the enforcement of the bus lane had a positive impact on air pollution levels. cllr waller with staff from amey on clean air day 2018 as part of the decision session, it was also decided to retain the fulford aqma for a further 12 months, despite no2 in the area remaining below the council’s health bases objectives. this is to ensure that fulford’s air quality is monitored in view of future nearby developments in the city. at the meeting, cllr waller asked for future reports on how the new traffic lights systems and charging points for electric cars especially for people living in terraced areas can be delivered to make further improvements. the decisions come as the annual air quality report highlights consistent improvement in york’s air quality, when compared to the previous years. the department for environment and rural affairs (defra) even added that: ‘the council are taking exceptional steps and effort to actively tackle air quality within the city and the success of this approach is reflected in their results.’ cllr andrew waller, liberal democrat executive member for environment, commented: “it is good to see that our approach has had such an impact in improving the city’s air quality and that it has been recognised by defra. i would like to thank the officers involved for their hard work in achieving this progress, however, we all accept that more work needs to be done to continue these improvements and ensure that future developments do not reverse our position.” “the importance of ‘good’ air quality cannot be understated and we must continue to maintain these improvements through the use of our aqma’s. we will continue to monitor in the salisbury terrace area” “there is more public interest in particulates and unlike other authorities, york measures these, so we know the pm10 and pm2.5 levels at hotspots. particulates will continue to be reported annually with the world health organisation and eu guidelines.” “looking further down the line, as we work to create the uk’s first voluntary clean air zone, york will continue to lead the line in the fight to tackle poor air quality, with a report coming later this year to the executive following the public consultation.” for further information on the aqma decisions that were made, or for more information on the air quality annual status report, please visit: http://democracy.york.gov.uk/ielistdocuments.aspx?mid=10835&x=1 . posted on october 2, 2018 by stephenfenton in environment , health , news , transport | tagged air quality | leave a comment call for answers on balloon festival fiasco local lib dem councillors are demanding answers to why the balloon festival on the knavesmire held from 28 to 30 september led to gridlock on local roads. nose to tail traffic jams and inconsiderate and illegal parking meant that many residents were trapped in their homes, or were unable to get back home. buses were also stuck, leading to lengthy delays. dringhouses & woodthorpe cllr stephen fenton has asked make it york to explain why the volume of traffic was not foreseen, what traffic management plans were in operation, and why there were no police or stewards in evidence. information provided by council officers in recent days has confirmed that a traffic management plan such as the one used for race meetings was not considered appropriate for the event, due to the extended and flexible arrival and departure times. council officials are to meet with make it york, the police and the festival organisers on 3 october to look at what went wrong and what lessons can be learned. councillor fenton commented “i saw for myself what happened on tadcaster road and surrounding streets on saturday afternoon. it was a chaotic, and at times dangerous situation. there were numerous examples of illegal parking, like here on ainsty grove “both local residents and visitors to the event were badly let down. when word of the £5 parking fee spread, many visitors seemed to decide to park in residential streets off tadcaster road, leading to chaos in many streets. irresponsible parking meant that the exit from whin road onto bracken road was blocked “the event organisers need to take their share of responsibility and explain why they put in place the parking arrangements that they did, and why they did not do more to promote the use of park & ride. “there is absolutely no way that this event should go ahead next year on this site unless plans are put in place – and publicised to visitors and communicated to residents and local councillors – that will avoid a repeat.” posted on october 2, 2018 by stephenfenton in leisure and sports , local issues , news , parking , transport | leave a comment road resurfacing gets underway in dringhouses road resurfacing work gets underway this week on a number of streets in the tadcaster road area. middlethorpe grove (from the shops down to the junction with lycett road) the spinney the horseshoe middlethorpe grove the horseshoe posted on september 30, 2018 by stephenfenton in local issues , news , road works | tagged middlethorpe grove , the horseshoe | leave a comment latest planning application for dringhouses and woodthorpe ward below are the latest planning application received by the york council for the dringhouses and woodthorpe ward. full details can be found by clicking the application reference —– 124 chaloners road york yo24 2tg erection of single storey extension extending 4 metres beyond the rear wall of the original house, with a height to the eaves of 2.6 metres and a total height of 3.4 metres ref. no: 18/02075/lhe —– 101 tadcaster road dringhouses york yo24 1qg single storey rear extension following demolition of existing conservatory. ref. no: 18/02032/ful —— representations can be made in favour of, or in objection to, any application via the planning on line web site. http://planningaccess.york.gov.uk/online-applications/ the council now no longer routinely consults neighbours by letter when an application is received posted on september 30, 2018 by steve galloway in news , planning | tagged chaloners road , dringhouses and woodthorpe , planning applications , tadcaster road | leave a comment council tenants get lifeline liberal democrat councillors have called on the council to support and restore the york residents’ federation, the voice for tenants and residents associations in the city, following a recent collapse of the federation. the york residents’ federation represents the interests of residents and tenants by promoting resident’s rights to be involved in developing policies on housing and other issues at the council. up until this month, the federation had operated for over 25 years, playing a huge role in providing local and detailed knowledge to council departments and acting as a representative sounding board to be consulted on ideas and changes to council policies. thanks to the effort of hard working volunteers, the federation has made tangible changes to estates, which have ensured that residents of mixed tenures of can take pride in

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