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Qc0011 Route Agreement No FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ROUTE AGREEMENT NO: QC0011 NO: QC44702 ROUTE: 205/N205 ROUTE AGREEMENT THIS ROUTE AGREEMENT is dated the SECOND day of SEPTEMBER 2014. BETWEEN (1) LONDON BUS SERVICES LIMITED (and its successors in title) whose registered office is at Windsor House, 42 – 50 Victoria Street, London SW1H 0TL (the “Corporation”); and (2) EAST LONDON BUS AND COACH COMPANY LIMITED of company number 2328402 and whose registered office is at C/O Stagecoach Services Limited, Daw Bank, Stockport, Cheshire, England, SK3 0DU (the “Operator”). RECITALS: The Parties have entered into a Framework Agreement by which they have agreed that whenever the Parties enter into a Route Agreement for the provision of bus services by the Operator which is expressed to be pursuant to the Framework Agreement, Annex B and Annex C of the Framework Agreement shall apply to the Route Agreement as if they were incorporated into the Route Agreement. IT IS AGREED AS FOLLOWS: 1. This is an agreement entered into pursuant to the Framework Agreement for the provision of bus services by the Operator on the terms and conditions set out herein. 2. This Route Agreement includes this Agreement together with the Schedules hereto (and any documents referred to therein) and the terms, conditions and Schedules set out in Annex B and Annex C of the Framework Agreement, except in so far as they may be varied by Schedule IC to this Route Agreement, provided that only Part 1 of Annex C shall be legally binding and all other documents contained in Annex C are for guidance and information only. T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc 3. The Corporation reserves the right at any time to make any changes to all or any part of Annex C provided that in relation to Part 1 only, the Corporation shall comply with any express conditions which may be set out in the Route Agreement relating to such changes. 4. Wherever Annex B of the Framework Agreement indicates that a Schedule is completed individually in respect of each Route Agreement such Schedules are attached hereto. 5. This Route Agreement commenced on 17 February 2014 and the Services commenced on 30 August 2014 (the "Commencement Date"). This Route Agreement shall continue in force until 30 August 2019 (the "Initial Expiry Date") unless it is extended in accordance with the provisions of clause 2 of Annex B of the Framework Agreement to 27 August 2021 (the "Extended Expiry Date") or unless earlier terminated in accordance with the provisions of the Framework Agreement or this Route Agreement. Signed on behalf of the Signed on behalf of the Corporation by Operator by: Signature: _____________________ Signature: __________________ Name: MIKE WESTON Name: ______________________ Position: DIRECTOR OF BUSES Position: ____________________ LONDON BUS SERVICES LIMITED T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ROUTE AGREEMENT NO: QC0011 NO: QC44702 ROUTE: 205/N205 SCHEDULE I ROUTE REQUIREMENTS AND ROUTE DESCRIPTION This Schedule comprises the following: Schedule IA – Route Requirements and Route Description Schedule IB – Working Timetable, Peak Vehicle Requirements and Scheduled In Service Mileage Schedule IC – Special Conditions and Variations from Annex B Terms and Conditions Schedule ID – Minimum Performance Standards T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ROUTE AGREEMENT NO: QC0011 NO: QC44702 ROUTE: 205/N205 SCHEDULE IA ROUTE REQUIREMENTS AND ROUTE DESCRIPTION PART 1 – ROUTE REQUIREMENTS 1. Terminal Points Route number 205/N205 shall operate in accordance with the Working Timetable contained in Schedule IB and the Public Timetable in Schedule IA Part 2. 2. Stopping Arrangements All buses operating on the Services must serve all stops on the line of route designated for the route. Drivers must pick up/set down at all bus stops where passengers wish to board and/or alight. If a driver is certain no passengers wish to board or alight, they may continue. If the driver is in any doubt, they must stop. 3. Garage Address The operation of this route will be managed from the Operator’s garage as detailed below: Garage Address: Bow Garage Fairfield Road Bow London E3 2QP 4. Layovers The Working Timetable incorporates scheduled running times and layover times considered necessary by the Operator to enable the Services to be operated to at least the Minimum Performance Standards set out in Schedule ID. T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT ROUTE AGREEMENT NO: QC0011 NO: QC44702 ROUTE: 205/N205 SCHEDULE IA ROUTE REQUIREMENTS AND ROUTE DESCRIPTION PART 2 – ROUTE DESCRIPTION 1. Route Description – As detailed on the attached Route Descriptions. 2. Public Timetable – Due to the widespread use of Stop Specific Timetables (SSTT), Public Timetables are no longer being issued. T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc LONDON BUSES – ROUTE DESCRIPTION ROUTE 205: Paddington Station – Bow Church Date of Structural Change: 30 August 2014. Date of Service Change: 30 August 2014. Reason for Issue: New Contract. STREETS TRAVERSED Towards Bow Church: Cleveland Terrace, Westbourne Terrace, Bishop's Bridge Road, Eastbourne Terrace, Praed Street, Chapel Street, Old Marylebone Road, Marylebone Road, Harewood Avenue, Melcombe Place, Great Central Street, Marylebone Road, Euston Road, Euston Bus Station, Grafton Place, Churchway, Euston Road, Pentonville Road, City Road, Old Street Roundabout, Old Street, Great Eastern Street, Holywell Lane, Shoreditch High Street, Norton Folgate, Bishopsgate, Camomile Street, Outwich Street, Houndsditch, St Botolph Street, Middlesex Street, Whitechapel High Street, Whitechapel Road, Mile End Road, Bow Road, Fairfield Road. Towards Paddington Station: Bow Road, Mile End Road, Whitechapel Road, Whitechapel High Street, Aldgate High Street, Duke's Place, Bevis Marks, Camomile Street, Bishopsgate, Norton Folgate, Shoreditch High Street, Great Eastern Street, Old Street, Old Street Roundabout, City Road, City Road Bus Lane Slip Road, City Road, Pentonville Road, King's Cross Bridge, Gray's Inn Road, Euston Road, Marylebone Road, Balcombe Street, Melcombe Place, Harewood Avenue, Marylebone Road, Old Marylebone Road, Sussex Gardens, Norfolk Place, Praed Street, Eastbourne Terrace, Cleveland Terrace. T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc AUTHORISED STANDS, CURTAILMENT POINTS, & BLIND DESCRIPTIONS Please note that only stands, curtailment points, & blind descriptions as detailed in this contractual document may be used. PADDINGTON, CLEVELAND TERRACE Public stand for two buses on south-east side of Cleveland Terrace commencing at junction with Eastbourne Mews and extending 30 metres north-east. Buses proceed from Cleveland Terrace direct to stand, departing to Cleveland Terrace. Set down in Cleveland Terrace, on stand, at stop L (BP5665 - Cleveland Terrace, Last Stop on LOR: BP5665 - Cleveland Terrace) and pick up in Cleveland Terrace, on stand, at stop L (BP5665 - Cleveland Terrace, First Stop on LOR: BP5665 - Cleveland Terrace). AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: No more than 2 buses on Route 205 should be scheduled to stand at any one time. MEAL RELIEFS: No meal relief vehicles to stand at any time. FERRY VEHICLES: No ferry vehicles to park on stand at any time. BLIND DISPLAY: Paddington. OTHER INFORMATION: National Rail toilets available 24 hours a day. MARYLEBONE STATION, GREAT CENTRAL STREET (from BOW CHURCH) Public stand for three buses on east side of Great Central Street, commencing 20 metres north of the northern kerbline of Marylebone Road and extending 36 metres north. Buses proceed from Marylebone Road via Balcombe Street, Melcombe Place and Great Central Street to stand, departing via Great Central Street to Marylebone Road. Set down in Marylebone Road, at stop Z (28972 - Gloucester Place, Last Stop on LOR: 28972 - Gloucester Place) and pick up in Marylebone Road, at stop W (721 - Baker Street, First Stop on LOR: 721 - Baker Street). AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: Unscheduled curtailments only. MEAL RELIEFS: No meal relief vehicles to stand at any time. FERRY VEHICLES: No ferry vehicles to park on stand at any time. BLIND DISPLAY: Marylebone. T:\TRANSPARENCY\Bus Route Agreement - QC44702\QC44702.doc BAKER STREET (from BOW CHURCH) Buses proceed from Marylebone Road via Baker Street, York Street and Gloucester Place departing to Marylebone Road. Set down in Marylebone Road, at Stop E (724 - Baker Street Station <>, Last Stop on LOR: 724 - Baker Street Station <>) and pick up in Marylebone Road, at Stop W (721 - Baker Street, First Stop on LOR: 721 - Baker Street). AVAILABILITY: At any time. OPERATING RESTRICTIONS: Turning Point Only - Buses must not stand BLIND DISPLAY: Baker Street Station. WARREN STREET STATION, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL (from Paddington Station) Public stand for four buses on nearside of slip road on south side of Euston Road between Tottenham Court Road and Gower Street, commencing 5 metres west of a point opposite lamp standard no. 301 extending 40 metres west. Buses proceed from Euston Road direct to stand, departing via Euston Road, Gower Street, Grafton Way and Tottenham Court Road to Euston Road. Set down in Euston Road, at Stop KA (33548 - Warren Street Station <>, Last Stop on LOR: 33548 - Warren Street Station <>) and pick up in Euston Road, at Stop V (544 - Warren Street Stn<> / Tottenham Court Rd, First Stop on LOR: 544 - Warren Street Stn<> / Tottenham Court Rd). AVAILABILITY: At any
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