Phase 1: trial the new approach with the three aforementioned parishes

• working in collaboration with SCC Highways team to develop and test the self-help process

• to create template docs that can be re-used and streamline the process for future parishes

Phase 2: Quarterly waves/ batches of public consultations leading to quiet lanes designations

• allows time for traffic surveys to be scheduled and completed where necessary

• caters for the parish volunteer resource capability to schedule when most convenient

• the number of lanes per wave will obviously vary subject to validation, preparedness and capacity

Continue to engage across the whole county to support delivery and collate further expressions of interest

• subject to funding and time constraints, with no commitment for any subsequent deliveries at this stage

Create a communications strategy for delivery towards the back end of the deployment

• aimed mainly at motorists, to raise awareness and change behaviour when using quiet lanes to 'EXPECT & RESPECT' other road users

• to increase awareness of the growing network of quiet lanes and public rights of way, for residents, neighbouring communities and tourists