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Loughborough Road 2001 31/07/2018 Street History Report Page 1 of 38 Effective: 01/05/2015 to 31/05/2017 Feature No.: 2001.00 to 2001.00 Display Action Officer: No Street: Loughborough Road (33001159) Street: Loughborough Road (33001159) Locality: West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire Area: Rushcliffe Condition Survey Defect No: Description Log Date Location Defect Type Class. Organisation Status Job No. Feat No.: 2,001.00 Feature Id - Locn.: Bridgford Road To Asda Feature Type: Street Section Area: Rushcliffe Batch: 20620557 - Ad Hoc Inspection Batch Route: Ad Hoc SL Countywide Date: 03/10/2016 20607863 OUT REFUGE NR LC1 03/10/2016 SL- (Night Patrol) Bollard Out Internal Committed 3608783 Batch: 20230651 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 May Saf CW Date: 19/05/2017 No actionable defects found Batch: 20230475 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 18/05/2017 3548699 HWIA - Numerous defects require making 18/05/2017 From the Traffic Lights at Bridgford road & CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2650643 safe both sides of the Carriageway at the Traffic lights at Wilford Lane / Melton mentioned location.Recommend early road start as road section gets extremely busy and unable to mark any defects up due to this . Batch: 20226157 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Apr Saf CW Date: 21/04/2017 No actionable defects found Batch: 20223331 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Mar Saf CW Date: 03/04/2017 3545746 Defect made safe during inspection 03/04/2017 Outside property named West One CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Uncommitte 2647544 Batch: 20221338 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 16/03/2017 3544845 HWIA - defects require making safe and 16/03/2017 From L / C 50 & no further than the left CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2646616 are marked up .Road is a busy section turning for Victoria Road ( L / C 54 ). and recommend early start . Batch: 20221233 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 16/03/2017 3544769 Gully has sunken and requires lifting / 16/03/2017 Outside house number 85 - ( L / C 52 ) CW Ironwork Internal Committed 2646537 resetting back to carriageway level . Batch: 20220767 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 09/03/2017 3544449 HWIA - please note this gully frame is 09/03/2017 Around gully frame at the entrance for CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2646213 loose and will require half bag of Marley Asda mix and top of with Viafix .to hopefully resolve this reoccurring issue ..Early start recommend due to the location recommend - unable to mark it up . Batch: 20220570 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 09/03/2017 3544320 Overlay - old utility is sunken and causing 09/03/2017 Just past the left Charnwood turning CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2646072 issues for bike users - defect is marked outside house number 121 adjacent to L / C 60 in the direction of Asda Batch: 20217986 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Feb Saf CW Date: 22/02/2017 No actionable defects found Batch: 20217481 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 20/02/2017 3542952 HWIA - Three defects requiring making 20/02/2017 Adjacent to L / C 17 ( Sandicliffe Garage CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2644678 safe and unable to mark up so ring side ) at the crossing point from Bridgford inspector if unable to locate .Early start Road to County Hall recommended as busy road section . Report generated by : 10:38:02 31/07/2018 Street History Report Page 2 of 38 Effective: 01/05/2015 to 31/05/2017 Feature No.: 2001.00 to 2001.00 Display Action Officer: No Street: Loughborough Road (33001159) Condition Survey Defect No: Description Log Date Location Defect Type Class. Organisation Status Job No. Feat No.: 2,001.00 Feature Id - Locn.: Bridgford Road To Asda Feature Type: Street Section Area: Rushcliffe Batch: 20215063 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 02/02/2017 3541580 HWIA - defects require making safe 02/02/2017 Located outside Hickory Day Nursery CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2643262 outside this property - marked up . adjacent to L / C 54 near the junction of Victoria Road Batch: 20213716 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Jan Saf CW Date: 25/01/2017 3541022 HWIA -- various sized defects along these 24/01/2017 Two locations - 1. outside house number 6 CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2642688 locations - recommend early start as road ( L / C 36 ) just before Sandringham gets heavy volume of traffic . Avenue near / same side as County Hall 2. outside house number 121 ( L / C 60 ) near / opposite Chestnut Grove . Batch: 20213112 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 19/01/2017 3540710 HWIA - Ring through to Adam / Dennis 19/01/2017 Adjacent to Traffic light number 12 @ CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Committed 2642371 19/1/17 to make the defect safe as area is Asda traffic sensitive . Batch: 20208947 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Dec Saf CW Date: 13/12/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20206071 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Nov Saf CW Date: 24/11/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20201305 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Oct Saf CW Date: 19/10/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20198221 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Sep Saf CW Date: 27/09/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20192840 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Aug Saf CW Date: 10/08/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20189477 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Jul Saf CW Date: 19/07/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20185119 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Jun Enh CW/FW Date: 15/06/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20183929 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 May Saf CW Date: 07/06/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20181691 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 24/05/2016 3529753 Defect made safe at time of inspection . 24/05/2016 Loughborough Road / Millicent Rd junction CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Uncommitte 2630745 Batch: 20179512 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 09/05/2016 3528734 Defect made safe at time of inspection . 09/05/2016 Outside Centenary House CW Repairs-Bituminous Internal Uncommitte 2629715 Batch: 20177282 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Apr Saf CW Date: 28/04/2016 3527922 Approx 4 small defects that require 26/04/2016 Outside Sandicliffe showroom HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Committed 2628896 making safe . If any more noted please repair and add to ticket . Unable to mark up due to wet weather . Ticket for HWIA . Report generated by : 10:38:02 31/07/2018 Street History Report Page 3 of 38 Effective: 01/05/2015 to 31/05/2017 Feature No.: 2001.00 to 2001.00 Display Action Officer: No Street: Loughborough Road (33001159) Condition Survey Defect No: Description Log Date Location Defect Type Class. Organisation Status Job No. Feat No.: 2,001.00 Feature Id - Locn.: Bridgford Road To Asda Feature Type: Street Section Area: Rushcliffe Batch: 20173076 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 30/03/2016 3526229 Defect made safe at time of inspection 30/03/2016 Outside 181 Loughborough Road HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2627174 Batch: 20171509 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Mar Saf CW Date: 14/03/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20170165 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 05/03/2016 3524858 Defects made safe at time of inspections 05/03/2016 Inbetween Welbeck & Balmoral HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2625809 with Personal Information Batch: 20169296 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 29/02/2016 3524485 Defect around utility lid has been made 29/02/2016 Outside property named West One HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2625425 safe Batch: 20167568 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Feb Saf CW Date: 20/02/2016 No actionable defects found Batch: 20163112 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Jan Saf CW Date: 23/01/2016 3521951 Defects made safe at time of inspection . 22/01/2016 Directly outside Sandicliffe Showroom HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2622825 Batch: 20160962 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 09/01/2016 3520961 Defects made safe at time of inspection 09/01/2016 From the junction with Welbeck & towards HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2621800 Trent Bridge & adjacent to junction with Bridgford Rd Batch: 20158121 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Dec Saf CW Date: 12/12/2015 No actionable defects found Batch: 20155345 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Nov Saf CW Date: 24/11/2015 No actionable defects found Batch: 20150225 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 20/10/2015 3517217 Made safe at time of inspection 20/10/2015 Near 39-41 Loughborough Road on the HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2617921 junction with Millicent Rd Batch: 20149787 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Oct Saf CW Date: 19/10/2015 No actionable defects found Batch: 20146401 - Inspection Batch Route: Rush Area 2 Sep Saf CW Date: 26/09/2015 No actionable defects found Batch: 20145212 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 19/09/2015 3515625 Defect around STW lid made safe at time 19/09/2015 Outside property named West One HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2616282 of inspection Batch: 20144339 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 14/09/2015 3515321 C / W defect made safe at time of 14/09/2015 On the junction with Balmoral Avenue HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2615970 inspection Batch: 20143088 - Inspection Batch Route: Adhoc Inspection Date: 05/09/2015 3515047 Sunken BT cover made safe & utility be 05/09/2015 Adjacent to entrance to McCarthy & Stone HW CW Pothole Z1 Internal Uncommitte 2615674 be informed regarding this . Report generated by : 10:38:02 31/07/2018 Street History Report Page 4 of 38 Effective: 01/05/2015 to 31/05/2017 Feature No.: 2001.00 to 2001.00 Display Action Officer: No Street: Loughborough Road (33001159) Condition Survey Defect No: Description Log Date Location Defect Type Class.
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