BAILDON Town Council's plans to install double yellow lines outside a row of homes have been refused by Bradford Council.
Town Councillors had proposed, and agreed to pay for, a number of traffic orders to make several junctions in the town safer.
This included extra parking restrictions on Green Road as it approaches Browgate.
However a number of objections had been raised to plans for double yellow lines in front of 1-7 Green Road.
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The Town Council said the traffic order was needed as parked cars on that stretch of road led to vehicles having to pull out into oncoming traffic.
But at a meeting of Bradford Council's Shipley Area Committee on Wednesday evening, residents of the terrace homes said the double yellows would leave them without a place to park, and would reduce the value of their homes by up to £10,000.
The Committee scrapped that stretch of traffic restrictions - although they went ahead with planned restrictions on a section of Browgate, and the Summerfield Close/West Lane junction.
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