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A spokesman for the council said: “We are currently examining whether the signs have been erected at each site in accordance with the conditions attaching to the grant of permission in each case.”
The spokesman added it was in the conditions of the planning permissions granted that the advertising panels would not impede pedestrian movement, road signs, traffic lights, pedestrian sight lines, pedestrian crossings or any other road infrastructure.
“In the event that any of the approved signs have been erected and do not comply with these conditions, JC Decaux will be instructed to take corrective action,” said the spokesman.
I think it is rich of DCC to say that the conditions of the planning application are that they would not impede
pedestrian movement road signs traffic lights pedestrian sight lines… Any structure placed on a pavement will impede pedestrian movement especially if it is 1.48m wide and 2.5m high.They approved the location initally and there is only a reduction in the number after the appeal.
