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NOTES KEY EXISTING 20mph ROAD EXISTING 30mph ROAD PROPOSED 20mph ZONE PROPOSED 20mph ROADS PROPOSED 20mph ON TRUNK ROADS Track Ardnacreggan Collects Trean Farm Track FB Car Park Reservoir Track Path (um) FB Brook Linn Mast (covered) Trean Cottage Achaidh Path (um) Collects Trean House Na Sithe FEUS Inverleny Ardvurich Cottage LENY Armandave Callander FB Lodge Rois Bheinn Sinks Inverleny Drain FB House Bousd Sinks CALLANDER Caisteal 18 Car Park Briste Issues Collects Lanercost Keltie Path House 32 Robertson House The Drain 13 13 11a LENY FEUS 11a 11 Cottage Pinewood Nursing Home 11 Cairndhu TULIPAN CRESCENT Westcabot 9a 15 9a 9 FB 9 72.3m Spriggans Kraesult Lodge 33 2 33 5 2a 5 Ellangowan Path Albacrags Tulipan Court The Path (um) Path Duart Coach 1 1 4 4 El Sub Sta House Craignethan Sinks Ach-na-Coile Sinks Lorachan 70.8m Path Lubnaig Kinloch Pablo Car Park Craiglea House Sinks The Elms Craglee LENY ROAD ANCASTER ROAD The Kraesult Glenmane Fernlea Ben-Y-Ghloe Drain FB Dunmar Hillcroft Dunroamin Tigh-na-Greine Track Lamorna Invergartney Lynwood The Cottage Tyrone Old PC Westwood Carrigart Coach House Rectory Arden House A84 Craig Craigie Tulipan Tel Ex Blairardle Villa Lodge Cragg Innisfree Dismantled Railway Mosta Dunbeag El Sub Sta Cottage 25 Norlea West Cottage 15 to 59 15 to 59 Poppies Hotel Marlowe Glencairnaig Woodlea 27 Dunmor Glenogle Cottage St Andrews Williamfield River House Reuchbrae 10 LB 10 View Silver Birch Claremont 8 Church 8 LEDI COURT 1 to 8 Pavilion Leny View 5 5 LENY ROAD 76.5m Coppice Hotel STATION ROAD 1 Dalchosnie 9 to 12 26 to 29 9 to 12 75.3m PO 71.8m Bowling Almardon GLENARTNEY ROAD 14 to 19 14 to 19 20 to 25 Lilybank 20 to 25 19 6c Dreadnought 6c Green Riverside Path A84 Hotel GG 12 Arran 12 15 1 1 Insheigra 15 Lodge The Lane Shelter 17 6b Lenymede 6b Ambleside 8 to 10 Strathvenue 8 to 10 Skatepark 70.1m 3 19 Drain 13 FBs Westerton 2 Leny Riverside Inn 2 Burn The Lane 1 5 1 Cycle Way Car Park 7 9 4 4 Ancaster 1 9 Cottage 11 5 2 Hotel 7 13 15 3 6 6 Drain 17 4 8 8 19 27 4 21 to 25 4 13 Mavisbank Car Park Church Sinks Inver Enys 14 14 Willowbrae FB Woodlands 12 12 16 16 Pond 2 29 1 2 Court Glenartney Morven 18 18 31 Laurel Bank Cycle Way 33 7 Sinks CROSS STREET Car Pk 22 22 Auchinlea ANCASTER ROAD Drain 24 24 25 Post House Little Whins 20 20 5 LB 35 to 39 Glenartney 28 28 72.3m Balnacraig The Stables 30 30 9 32 32 41 55a Davaar 36 36 Broomfield Visitor 18 26 26 45 The Whins Track 47 53 Centre Moray Rahane Lorne 8a 49 8a 2 38 38 Lea 1 1 Cott Play 71.7m 8 8 4a 69.9m 55 4a Area 1 El Sub Buchany 40 40 ANCASTER 42 42 1 57 Craigburn The Shieling ROAD Cycle Sta 5 5 SQUARE 3 Bank 15 Way 4 12 4 House 48 6 48 Clachbreck 9 9 46 46 50 Tom ma Chisaig 50 6 Garbh Uisge 6 Corran El Sub Sta Club House Path MAIN STREET 2 2 56 56 FB 60 60 9 BRACKLINN 59 14 61 4 Laundry War Meml 7b 5 16 Culdaremore GP Ashlea Arie 6 Cottage 7 15 65 67 8 Cott Cycle Way STREET 69 11 17 Nusing Home 71 7 Luib Drain 62 Mansfield 62 73 9 19 21 to Centre 77 Drain 64 House 64 29 Sinks AVELAND Drummond 8 66 The Meadows 66 Graveyard 1 33 to ROAD 3 31 Lodge 72 BRIDGE Tourist Information 72 19 19 41 70 Garbh Uisge 22 70 NORTH CHURCH STREET 76 76 24 24 47 Sinks Cir Mhor 74 74 87 43 The Priory Weir 68 68 45 49 28 28 The 26 26 86 86 Morar 14 51 Hotel FB 25 25 89 12 Coach House 91 CRAIGARD ROAD 88 to 94 78 to 84 88 to 94 LB 93 Issues Mansfield FB 96 Hotel 96 95 Lodge FBs Hall 97 27 27 Hotel 99 Annet Cottage The Pond Old Golf Course Drain 101 2 71.9m Mountview Aveland FB Cycle Way School TCB 6 105 Lodge House FBs 100 House FB Path (um) 107 A 84 Bheag Ar Dachaidh 104 111 113 Drachaid Marionvale Laren 115 FB Cottage Gylen 1 FBs 110 117 Glenbervie FB 73.0m Stuic a' Chroin 3 10 119 SCHOOL LANE FB Ashcroft 114 123 12 Hall 1 Aveland Park Teithside Cottage Avon Beith 118 125 1 to 9 1 14 120 Post127 2 River 129 Waterside House 133 129a131 Court 124 130 135 Dismantled Railway Teithview 30 Teith Church Victoria Cottage Rose-lea Glenayre Fairhill Rock Cottage El Sub Sta Airlie 1 137 Rose SOUTH CHURCH STREET AVELAND PARK ROAD Cottage 5 138 MAIN STREET Cottage Manse 4 3 PEARL STREET 7 142 143 Posts Teithside Gartland Cottages AROS LANE Tesano Waterside Cottage 29 147 142a 21 Cycle Way House 4 Ancaster 148 Cottage 8 Ponds Teith Court 21 6 1 to 7 142b 73.5m 151 Rock Villa 152 1 1 Hotel El Sub Sta Shelter 3 3 150 2 2 157 30 Drain SD 8 8 158 5 5 Campfield Cott Glendale 25 161 4 4 162 16 Liby 10 6 6 164 LB 4 Bydand 161a 28 14 140 168 2 Issues 3 166 Garage 170 Surgery FB 3 4 7 16 7 11 11 4 174 Police 20 165 Collects to 15 Pumping Station 176 171 1 to 6 1 to 6 169 24 Station 26 180 76.4m 26a 178 Surgery Path 1 182 11 Oakbank 11 LIVINGSTONE 2 27 7 Collects 20 8 Callander 4 32 Issues 15 Primary 9 3 1 1 AVENUE Julia Cottages 192 MURDISTON 16 RIVERSIDE 14 2 2 School Drain 15 11 3 3 Copper 4 4 Graveyard Leighton Place 5 Beech Drumdhu Wood 1 El Sub Sta AVENUE 12 BRIDGEND 5 19 4 Nursery 26 3 Clinic LB 32 3 3 6 30 Cottage 19 32 FB 6 1 30 Ct 1 34a Orchardlea 8 17 2 34 32 El Sub Sta 2 31 El Sub Sta 25 29 Pond Inverlussa 34 Grant 76.7m 36 10 1a 2 Drain 27 BUCHANAN PLACE 70.8m Orchardlea Glengarry 38 1 House BRIDGEND Hotel 2 31 16 Auchyle Eas Gobhain 32 Path (um) 1 BALGIBBON DRIVE 44 Netherton 18 23 Camp 8 48 44 View Abbotsford Lodge 16 15 Balgibbon House 50 The Steading 7 22 DRUMMOND PLACE Dismantled Railway Roman Camp Hotel Cycle Way 54 East 73.8m East Mains House 1 Harbrook 18 FB Mains 12 10 Cottage 28 CASTLE Path (um) MENTEITH 13 58 STIRLING ROAD 11 The 34 Carse 15 Old Manse CRESCENT View FB GROVE 2a 13 LB 7 1 40 32 19 10 30 TCB 51 6 Churchfields El Sub Sta 2 8 GLEN GARDENS 33 56 Beinn le Ohia 45 9 14 11 1 6 9 39 29 75.5m 72 42 62 16 47 3 10 35 7 63 Shelter 1 FB Mo Dhachaidh 5 5 43 WAVERLEY DR 32 75.5m 68 Path 50 41 34 Drain 16 4 FB 24 41 2 62 26 CAMP PLACE Callandrade 60 72.2m The Gatehouse 51 62 33 21 37 Sinks 64 Play 1 Area 11 15 46 31 Callandrade Lodge MARSHALL 2 Esher Crescent FB 32 78.0m 26 Shelter 7 48 18 Callandrade Pines 66 Pillar McLaren High School 12 68 23 8 LAGRANNOCH DRIVE 10 CRESCENT Issues 20 FB 3 22 16 1 15 Meml 1 2 18 31 12 CAMPBELL Track CALLANDER COURT 12 1 Path (um) El 12 14 3 Pond 14 WILLOUGHBY PLACE 8 13 Sub Sta EXISTING PART TIME 20mph TO BE Play Area 10 P01 29.03.21 20MPH EXTENDED AMcN CF CF Shelter 6 11 1 5 2 Tank 31 7 33 31 29 27 RITCHIE PLACE 5 3 PAST SCHOOL CHAGNED TO FULL TIME 20mph 25 6 9 8 23 19 21 LAGRANNOCH DRIVE 15 17 22 11 Dismantled Railway 1 9 4 1 24 Recreation Ground 7 2 Rev. Date Amendment Details Drawn Chk'd App'd 28 30 15 2 9 22 LB LAGRANNOCH CRESCENT 4 27 43 18 6 8 4 4 8 10 2 This drawing should not be relied on or used in circumstances other than those for which it was originally Path (um) 2 38 45 27 12 30 17 la VIEW GULLIPEN 32 prepared and for which Sweco UK Limited was commissioned. Sweco UK Limited accepts no Shelter 25 1 Cycle Way Corriemar 5 38 MP 36 Garage 11 responsibility for this drawing to any party other than the person by whom it was commissioned. Any Spinningdale Filling 44 10 FS Station Path El Sub Sta party which breaches the provisions of this disclaimer shall idemnify Sweco UK Limited for all loss or Sports Facility El Sub Sta 48 A 84 Woodvale Path FB 40 46 damage arising therefrom. Issues River Teith 27 Leisure Centre 42 5 20 Path Homelee Pond El Sub Sta ACHRAY 17 Myrtle 18 Medical Centre 4 MOLLANDS ROAD GEISHER ROAD Inn 15 AVENUE 11 Pond LB 10 1 ROBERTSON 2 6 9 Erskine Cottage 9 Council Yard Roslin Cottage 7 2 Sweco RUSKIE AVENUE 9 5 1 2 Tk 1 5 Fire Station 4 4 WAY 1 12 6 1 2nd Floor, Quay 2 McLaren Terrace 2 38a Tower 28 36 7 DRIVE 30 10 to 14 1 WB 22 14 20 139 Fountainbridge Path 18 16 17 LUBNAIG 36 14 9 Auchenlaich 10 44 46 20 to 24 5 FINGLAS GARDENS 42 3 Edinburgh 30 9 2 to 25 17 9 46 32 7 9 2 1 El EH3 9QG Lagrannoch Industrial Estate Tanks 9 A 81 1 AVENUE Sub 15 2 3 27 STIRLING ROAD Sta 50 11 19 45 22 Sewage Works 26 15 Shelter 10 17 19 Old Military Road 56 18 1 Tel: +44 (0)131 550 6300 12 FB 54 21 GLENGYLE PLACE 60 23 14 58 1 VENACHER 25 10 7 Sluices CRESCENT 11 27 CRESCENT 11 Garage 7 12 64 KATRINE 4 Web: www.sweco.co.uk 62 Pond FB 2 LENDRICK AVENUE 1 16 FB 66 13 VORLICH 6 2 68 15 9 24 11 Pond 72 15 10 70 16 33 17 19 5 21 El 76.2m Path Sub Sta 30 24 7 20 78 72 22 A 81 Client 33 68 Gart Lodge 24 31 A84 66 27 Path 26 25 9 23 64 Path (um) 11 30 32 21 Cemetery 15 Drain 34 58 19 36 54 40 42 46 Mollands 52 Track Caravan Drawing Status Pond Keltie Bridge Park Mushroom Farm Track Path (um) FOR CONSTRUCTION River Teith Project Title 100 90 STIRLING COUNCIL SPACES FOR PEOPLE 80 70 Drawing Title 60 CALLANDER 20mph SPEED LIMIT 50 LAYOUT 40 Scale Designed Drawn Checked Approved 30 1:5000 AMcN AMcN CF CF Original Size Date Date Date Date 20 A1 05.02.21 05.02.21 11.02.21 19.02.21 Drawing Number Revision 10 65202189-SWE-STR-CAL-0101 P01 0 P:\6524\65202189_Stirling_Spaces_for_People\04 Deliverables Management\Drawings\14 Callander\ 65202189-SWE-STR-CAL-0101.dwg.
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