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Plans for new parking restrictions are being considered for West Lothian

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New waiting restrictions are being proposed at various locations in West Lothian.Council Executive has approved the start of the statutory process towards installing 29 new waiting restrictions across West Lothian.Roads and transportation officers have collated enquiries and requests relating to areas experiencing parking problems, which are considered to affect road safety.These locations were identified through enquiries received from elected members, members of the public and a public petition.Police Scotland agreed with the proposed locations, following joint visits to inspect if the areas of concern raised would be suitable for waiting restrictions and Police enforcement.Councillor Tom Conn said: “Parking problems have been flagged up in all 29 locations listed.

We believe they could be improved by new restrictions.”The 29 locations include the following sites in Linlithgow: Water Yett; Provost Road car park; Regent Centre long stay car park; High Street; St Michaels Wynd; Mill Road Industrial Estate; Manse Road; Prestonfield Gardens and Preston Road at the junction with Union Road.The sites in Livingston are: Carmondean Centre Road; Eliburn South Road/Jackson Place; Kaimes Drive, Eliburn; ALBA Campus; South access Road to Almondvale Stadium; Alderstone Place; Simpson Parkway/B7015 Junction; Bellsquarry Primary School area; Murieston East at Bankton Lane; Toronto Avenue; Burnvale; Hochsauerland Brae – Civic Centre; Willowbank, Harrysmuir PS - Turning area and Craigshill East Road at the Mosque.Other sites are: Main Street/Muirs Court, Uphall; Woodville Court/Blythe Road Broxburn; Whitemoss Road and opposite Smithy Brae, Kirknewton; Bathgate Road and A705 East, Main Street, East Whitburn; Inchmuir Road in Whitehill

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