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Growth & Prosperity Scrutiny Panel
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DATE: Monday, 25 January 2021
TIME: 6.00 pm (Briefing for Panel Members at 5.30 pm)
VENUE: On-line meeting via MS Teams – live audio broadcast can be accessed via the link below:
AGENDA
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1 Apologies for absence.
2 Declarations of interest.
3 Budget Monitoring Report.
4 Highways, Highways Drainage, Culvert & Crash Barrier (Pages 1 - 22) Investment Programme Update.
5 Low Carbon Governance Update. (Pages 23 - 32)
6 Impact of Covid-19 on Planning (verbal update).
7 Minutes of the meeting held on 23 November 2020.
8 Work Programme (verbal update).
9 Any other business.
10 Date and Time of Next Meeting - Monday 22 February 2021, 6.00 p.m.
Contact Officer: Claire Edwards, Democratic Services, [email protected] Tel No: 0161 793 2602 E-Mail: [email protected]
Agenda Item 4
Highway Investment Programme 2020/21 Highway Drainage Investment Programme 2020/21 Culvert Investment Programme 2020/21 Crash Barrier Investment Programme 2020/21
Briefing Note to the Growth & Prosperity Scrutiny Panel 25 January 2021
Prepared By: Stephen Mangan
Overview and Highlights of what has been achieved 2011/12 to 2019/20
Following the approvals of the Highway Investment Programme (HIP), Drainage Investment Programme (DIP) and the Culvert Investment Programme (CIP) and Crash Barrier Investment Programme, work will continue throughout 2020/21 on the planning and implementation of schemes.
This briefing note provides details of the 2020/21 schemes and updates on work carried out throughout the phases of work.
Milestones since the start of the current Highway Investment Programme:
The continued investment in the Highway Network has achieved the following since 2011/12:
• The percentage of Highways in critical condition has fallen from 9.3% to 8% • The percentage of Highways where maintenance will be soon required has fallen from 48.1% to 40% • The percentage of Highways in a good overall condition has risen from 42.6% to 52%
Since the start of the Highway Investment Programme, we have to date:
• Resurfaced 1329 Roads across the City • Resurfaced or Reconstructed 627 Footways across the City
The continued investment in the Drainage Network has achieved the following since 2012 to date:
• 1945 gullies cleared and running freely following concentrated cleansing and jetting • 986 seized gully covers freed and greased and operational • 567 collapsed gully connections repaired • 1428 defective gully pots replaced • 662 damaged gully covers replaced • 362 general highway drainage repairs that have eradicated areas of flooding along the adopted highway network
Since the start of the Culvert Investment over the last three years the works:
• Have safeguarded areas of Salford from flood risk. • In addition, through surveys and early intervention, has ensured that cost effective repairs have been undertaken at the right time. This proactive approach means that more expensive and disruptive reactive repairs have been avoided. • Undertaken de-silting works to maximise capacity and reduce flood risk further.
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As a result of this continued investment, the number of reactive maintenance orders placed to repair actionable defects (those which could cause harm or injury to persons or property) across the City’s highways network has decreased from 17,600 issued in 2011/12 to 7651 issued in 2019/20
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Highway Investment Programme 2020/21
CARRIAGEWAYS
Carriageway Resurfacing Schemes
There comes a point in time when the road surfaces have reached the end of their expected lifespan and it is no longer viable to treat them to make them last longer. These critical highways require the surfaces to be replaced with new material and the lifecycle begins once again. Often this is referred to as an “inlay treatment” as the new surface is inlaid where the old surface once was. The old material is planed off and sent away to be recycled where it is often re-graded and mixed into new macadam for re use.
Typical image of a recently resurfaced road
Page | 3 Page 3 Classified Network Proposals
Neighbourhood Road Extent Current Ward Road No Area
East Ordsall Lane Middlewood Street - Stevenson Street Ordsall East Salford B5461 Frederick Road Broad Street to Lissadel Street Irwell Riverside East Salford B6186 Irwell Place* Church Street - Bentcliffe Way Barton Eccles A57 Green Lane* Rail bridge - Motorway bridge Eccles Eccles B5231 Little Hulton & Cleggs Lane Manchester Road to Bolton boundary Walkden North Walden A5082 Little Hulton & Manchester Road West Boundary to Highfield Road Little Hulton Walkden A6 Manchester Road Motorway bridges to Mulgrave Street Swinton North Swinton A6 Works will include resurfacing, surface treatment and heavy duty patching repairs * repairs undertaken using Thermal Repair process.
Unclassified Network- Resurfacing Proposals
Road Extent Current Ward Neighbourhood Area
Manor Road Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Cheltenham Street Full Length Irwell Riverside East Salford Foxhill Road Various Sections of Carriageway Winton Eccles Hardy Street Various Sections of Carriageway Winton Eccles Cumberland Ave Full Length Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Clarendon Road Various Sections of Carriageway Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Sorby Road Various Sections of Carriageway Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Eastham Way Various Sections of Carriageway Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Hulton Avenue Full Length Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Kenyon Way Various Sections of Carriageway Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Old Lane Various Sections of Carriageway Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Ridyard Street Various Sections of Carriageway Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Hilton Lane Various Sections of Carriageway Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Johnson Street From Browncross Street to end Ordsall Ordsall & Langworthy New Kings Head Yard Full Length Ordsall Ordsall & Langworthy South Langworthy Rd Broadway to Eccles Old Road Ordsall Ordsall & Langworthy Fitzwarren Street Vicintity of Heywood Way Roundabout Langworthy Ordsall & Langworthy Sindsley Rd Carriageway sections Swinton North Swinton Park Street Full Length Swinton South Swinton Fair Street Full Length Pendlebury Swinton Chapel Street Bolton Road to Foundary Street Pendlebury Swinton Chapel Street Full Length B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown
Works complete
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Unclassified Network- Surface Treatment Proposals
Road Extent Current Ward Neighbourhood Area
Dellcot Close Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Caldy Road Full Length Caldy Road Claremont & Weaste St Georges Crescent Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste Tootal Road Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste Tootal Drive Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste Elleray Road Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Longmead Road Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Churchfield Road Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Longton Road Full Length Claremont Claremont & Weaste Vacarage Close Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste The Garth Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste Whitegate Drive Full Length Weaste and Seedley Claremont & Weaste Rosamund Drive Full Length Irwell Riverside East Salford Littleton Road Full Length Kersal East Salford Castlewood Road Full Length Kersal East Salford Norwood Ave Full Length Kersal East Salford Westfield Street Full Length Kersal East Salford Wallness Lane full Length Irewell Riverside East Salford Union Street From Oswald Close Irwell Riverside East Salford Blackburn Street Full Length Irwell Riverside East Salford St Kildas Drive Full Length Kersal East Salford Cheadle Avenue Full Length (inc Alsop Avenue) Kersal East Salford Grassfield Avenue Full Length Broughton East Salford Hazelmere Avenue Full Length Winton Eccles Oakmere Avenue Full Length Winton Eccles Hampden Gr Full Length Eccles Eccles Park Rd Full Length Eccles Eccles Pine Grove Full Length Eccles Eccles Verdun Road Full Length Eccles Eccles Victoria Road Full Length Eccles Eccles Weymouth Road Full Length Eccles Eccles Westwood Avenue Full Length Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Endfield Street Full Length Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Hill Top Road Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Queensway Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Walter st Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Chapelfield Drive Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Endsley Ave Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Laburnum Rd Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden
Page | 5 Page 5 Pinfold Rd Full Length Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Armitage Grove Full Length Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Kenyon terrace Full Length Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Adelphi Drive Full Length Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Ashcroft Avenue Full Length Langworthy Ordsall &Langworty Entwisle Street Full Length Swinton North Swinton Heys Close North Full Length Swinton North Swinton Hope Street Full Length Swinton South Swinton Chiltern Avenue Full Length Swinton South Swinton Beanfields Part Length Worsley Worlsey & Boothstown Lumber Lane Full Length Worsley Worlsey & Boothstown Mill Brow Full Length Worsley Worlsey & Boothstown
Pothole Action Fund (proposals 2020/21)
In November 2015 the Department for Transport £250 million would be allocated to Highway Authorities for a dedicated Pothole Action Fund. The pothole action fund is allocated through the GMCA and each district receives an allocation on the needs based formula. Please note that whilst the funding is described as the “Pothole Action Fund”, Highway Authorities are urged to spend the allocations wisely on preventative maintenance and innovative solutions.
Page | 6 Page 6 Street Name Neighbourhood Area Current Ward
Northumberland St East Salford Broughton Tetlow Lane East Salford Broughton Hilton Street East Salford Broughton Vine Street East Salford Broughton Wallness Lane East Salford Irwell Riverside Brotherton Drive East Salford Irwell Riverside Castlewood Road East Salford Kersal Norwood Avenue East Salford Kersal Barton Rd/Peel Green Road Eccles Barton Victoria Road Eccles Eccles Bolton Road, I-O-T-H Claremont &Weaste Claremont Oxford Road Claremont & Weaste Claremont
Parkstone Road Irlam & Cadishead Irlam
Kenyon Way Little Hulton & Walkden Little Hulton Calder Drive Little Hulton & Walkden Little Hulton Newcombe Drive Little Hulton & Walkden Little Hulton Captain Fold Road Little Hulton & Walkden Little Hulton Walkden Road Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden South Ashtonfield Drive Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden North Algernon Road Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden North Portland Road Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden North Eastham Way Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden North Fitzwarren Street Ordsall & Langworthy Langworthy
Ellesmere Street Swinton & Pendlebury Swinton North Deans Road Swinton & Pendlebury Swinton North Mulgrave Street Swinton & Pendlebury Swinton North Cromwell Road Swinton & Pendlebury Swinton North
Standsfield Drive Worsley & Boothstown Boothstown &Ellenbrook Beechwood Drive Worsley & Boothstown Worsley Roe Green Worsley & Boothstown Worsley Houghton Lane Worsley & Boothstown Worsley Beatrice Road Worsley & Boothstown Worsley Brentwood Road Worsley & Boothstown Worsley Works included within the Carriageway scheme identified in the HIP Works complete Thermal Repair system used
Page | 7 Page 7 FOOTWAYS
Proposed Footway Reconstruction Programme 2020/21
There will come a point in time where the footway will reach the end of its service life, at such time there is no option but to replace the footway construction and in some cases the kerbing to completely refurbish the footway.
Images taken “before” and “after” footway refurbishment works at Brentwood Road, Swinton
Footway Refurbishment
Road Current Ward Neighbourhood Area
Shirley Ave Claremont Claremont & Weaste Beverley Road Claremont Claremont & Weaste Waverley Road Claremont Claremont & Weaste Weaste Drive Weaste & Seedley Claremont & Weaste Fairway Claremont Claremont & Weaste Highfield Drive Claremont Claremont & Weaste Parksway Claremont Claremont & Weaste Lancaster Road Claremont Claremont & Weaste St Austell's Drive Claremont Claremont & Weaste Oaklands Road Kersal East Salford Barton Road Barton Eccles Schofield Road Winton Eccles Fox Street Eccles Eccles Mellor Street Barton Eccles
Page | 8 Page 8 Lewis Street Barton Eccles Flint Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Bedford Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Durham Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Hertford Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Oxford Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Pembroke Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Marlborough Road Irlam Irlam & Cadishead Henley Avenue Cadihead Irlam & Cadishead Milton Avenue Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Royden Avenue Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Conway Avenue Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Victoria Road Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Caroline Street Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Peel Park Cres Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Stafford Road Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Bolton Road Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Ash Grove Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Church Road Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Ashton Field Drive Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Emlyn St Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Walkden Road Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Lynton Crescent Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Duchy Avenue Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Valdene Drive Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Harbourne Avenue Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Claughton Avenue Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Elvington Crescent Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Old Clough Lane Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Bolton Road Pendlebury Swinton Conway Avenue Pendlebury Swinton Langley Road Sth Pendlebury Swinton Dunster Rd Pendlebury Swinton Manchester Road Pendlebury Swinton Queensway Pendlebury Swinton Falcon Crescent Pendlebury Swinton Calder Drive Swinton North Swinton Beechfield Road Swinton South Swinton Clifton Grove Swinton North Swinton Wheatley Road Swinton North Swinton Ash Drive Swinton North Swinton Worcester Rd Swinton North Swinton Warwick Ave Swinton North Swinton Pelton Ave Swinton North Swinton
Page | 9 Page 9 Moss Bank Grove Swinton North Swinton Westminster St Swinton North Swinton Thorpe Ave Swinton North Swinton Cemetery Rd Sth Swinton North Swinton Folly Lane Swinton South Swinton Fernlea Crescent Swinton South Swinton Barton Road Swinton South Swinton Burns Avenue Swinton North Swinton St Anns Street Swinton North Swinton Cawdor Street Swinton North Swinton Moss Bank Road Swinton North Swinton Mulgrave Street Swinton North Swinton Cherry Drive Swinton South Swinton Douglas Street Swinton South Swinton Abbey Drive Swinton North Swinton Priory Road Swinton North Swinton Overdale Swinton South Swinton Ridgmont Drive B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown Vicars Hall Gdns B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown Haydock Drive B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown Braemar Lane B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown Brooklands Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Granby Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Allenby Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Oaklands Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Mardale Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Stott Road Worsley Worsley & Boothstown Works Complete Planned for Jan/Feb 2021
Page | 10 Page 10 Footway Micro Asphalt Treatment Programme (Preventative Maintenance) 2020/21
Footway micro- treatment is a restoration process is a well-established footway treatment system used in the UK it is similar to the Carriageway Micro Surfacing system previously described. It is a low cost preventative maintenance technique that provides a protective layer old bituminous macadam surfaces meaning that there is little or no waste. The mixture is a blend of bitumen emulsion, fine aggregate, cement and water. This mixture is spread over the footway surface and then brushed to provide a textured finish. Soon afterwards it sets to provide a new surface layer. To provide a neat edge, kerbs and ironwork are covered with masking tape (this is removed afterwards). In average summer conditions the footway is dry within an hour and can be re-opened to pedestrians.
Typical Example of Footway before treatment (School Lane, Irlam)
Footway Micro- surface Treatment
Road Current Ward Neighbourhood Area
Carlton Road Claremont Claremont & Weaste Barrfield Road Claremont Claremont & Weaste New Herbert Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Helena Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Park Lane Claremont Claremont & Weaste King Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Queen Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Saxby Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Promfret Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Stapleton Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste New Barton Street Claremont Claremont & Weaste Rattenbury Court Claremont Claremont & Weaste Princeton Close Weaste & Seedley Claremont & Weaste My Street Weaste & Seedley Claremont & Weaste
Page | 11 Page 11 Marlbourgh Road Broughton East Salford Gainsbourgh St Broughton East Salford Gt Cheetham St E Broughton East Salford Kimberley Street Broughton East Salford Norton Street Broughton East Salford Symons Street Broughton East Salford Heaton Street Broughton East Salford Bristol Street Broughton East Salford Marsland Street Nth Broughton East Salford Marsland Street Sth Broughton East Salford Moston Street Broughton East Salford Southam Street Broughton East Salford Dorothy Street Broughton East Salford Orient Street Broughton East Salford Winterford Road Broughton East Salford Boardman Street Barton Eccles Winster Road Barton Eccles Ampney Close Winton Eccles Kearton Drive Barton Eccles Lane End Barton Eccles Andoc Avenue Barton Eccles Hunterston Avenue Barton Eccles Marlborough Road Eccles Eccles Princes Avenue Irlam Irlam & Cadishead Kings Road Irlam Irlam & Cadishead Brereton Grove Cadishead Irlam & Cadishead Dixon Street Irlam Irlam & Cadishead Beech Grove Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Hazel Avenue Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Kent Close Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Ram Street Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Highfield Road Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Croft Grove Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Calder Drive Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden East Lynn Drive Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Manchester Rd W Little Hulton Little Hulton & Walkden Whittle Street Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Whittle Grove Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Stoneyside Avenue Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Regent Avenue Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Wilbraham Road Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Irwell Avneue Walkden North Little Hulton & Walkden Harbourne Avenue Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Carlton Close Walken South Little Hulton & Walkden
Page | 12 Page 12 Elvington Crescent Walkden South Little Hulton & Walkden Gledhill Avenue Ordsall Ordsall & Langworthy Buchanan Street Swinton North Swinton Essex Place Pendlebury Swinton Cumberland Ave Pendlebury Swinton Dacca Mill Drive Swinton South Swinton Tackler Close Swinton South Swinton Fettler Close Swinton South Swinton Lottie Street Swinton South Swinton Leigh Road B'town & Ellenbrook Worsley & Boothstown Works planned Works complete
Typical Example of a footway soon after treatment (School Lane, Irlam)
Completed Micro surface treatment to the footways at Boothshall Way (Boothstown)
Page | 13 Page 13 Highway Drainage Investment Programme 2020/21
This summary provides details of the Highway Drainage Investment proposals for 2020/21. Individual scheme details shall be provided on request. The completion date shall reflect those schemes completed at the time of writing the briefing note
General
Highway Complete Drainage To Date Neighbourhood Repairs Issue Date Work identified at 2 (inc 1 Claremont &Weaste 1 Gore Avenue** unplanned) 3 (inc 2 East Salford 1 unplanned)
Eccles 5 3
Irlam & Cadishead 8 4 4 (inc 3 Ordsall &Langworthy 1 unplanned)
Swinton 27 22 Walkden & Little Hulton 23 7 Worsley & 5( inc 4 Boothstown 1 1TBC* unplanned) Emergency Works DIP Unplanned 10 * Works have been identified and a solution is currently at the design stage to alleviate flooding at The Crescent, Worsley commencement date to be confirmed ** Works at Gore Avenue to alleviate flooding completed
Page | 14 Page 14 Culvert Investment Programme 2020/21
The following schemes have been identified within the Culvert Investment Programme 2018/19
Water Area Works Required Course Culvert Safety and access improvement, Flood prevention (de-silting works, Various Various vegetation clearance and further CCTV survey works to review culvert condition Armitage Avenue TBC Culvert Repair works
CCTV works commenced in June 2020 and will inform future work proposals Work completed to the culvert beneath the highway at Armitage Avenue Little Hulton. Two new inspection chambers have been installed and works to replace the culvert have been completed. The new chambers will also provide better access to the culvert for ease of future maintenance.
Page | 15 Page 15 Trash Screen Maintenance
The maintenance of the trash screens is not included in the Culvert Investment Programme. The following report is for information purposes and provides details of routine maintenance and results. This provides assurances that flood defences are working efficiently.
Example of a typical trash screen to the entrance of a culvert
The following tables provide details of the location of the Trash Screens that are maintained on weekly and monthly programmes to ensure efficient water flow is maintained thus minimising the risk of flooding. (This is funded through the revenue budget).
Page | 16 Page 16 Trash Screen Maintenance- Weekly Rota
Location of Trash Screen Watercourse Month Sept20
Swinton One Two Three Four Manchester Road (Brook Tavern) Sindsley Rear Moorside Road (Post Office) Sindsley Ringlow Park Road Sindsley Birch Road Deans Dales Brow Deans Dale Street Deans
Worsley One Two Three Four Opp 197 Greenleach Lane Wardley A580 adj New Ellesmere Golf Club Linneyshaw Walkden Road- next to Esso Garage Kempnough Peel Grove Kempnough Opp 406 Walkden Road Kempnough Opp 394 Walkden Road Ellen Rear 25 lumber Lane Kempnough 420 Walkden Road Kempnough A580 Near Walkden Road Kempnough Mather Fold Ellen Bridgewater Road Ellen (tributary) Bridgewater Road Ellen (brook) Mosley Common (adj 15 Rose Acre) Ellen 240 Leigh Road Shaw 396 Manchester Road Linneyshaw Hopefold Drive, The Reach Whittle Top Lawson Close Sindsley A580 Mosley Common Ellen Brookside Crescent (playground) Whittle
Salford One Two Three Four Moor Lane Singleton
Irlam One Two Three Four Parkstone Road Platts Roscoe Road Platts Brooklands Farm-School Lane Platts
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Trash Screen Maintenance- Monthly Rota
Monthly Rota Location of Trash Screen Watercourse Sept
Swinton Week One
Pub- Moorside Road School Deans 126 Ringlow Park Road Sindsley Rear of 13 Lambton Road Sindsley (Tributary) Folly Brook (A580 opp Lancaster Rd) Folly Folly Lane (off Thorn Road) Folly Rear of Moorside Rd-Invar Rd Sindsley 68 Worsley Road (Rear 13 Lambton) Sindsley (Tributary) 391 Worsley Road Sindsley Worsley Week Two
Parsonage Road-Hilton Lane Ellen Springside Avenue-Whittle St Whittle 39 Greenleach Lane Kempnough Side of M60/A580 Wardley Side of M61/A580 Wardley (Tributary) 9 Crossfield Drive Kempnough Worsley Area Week Three
77 Lumber Lane How Old Clough Lane How Thornhill Drive-Mesne Lea Kempnough 8 Moorfield (off A580) How Brackley Colliery (Bolton Boundary) Cut Acre Rear Swinton Golf Course Folly General Week Four
127 Manchester Road, Swinton Folly Corner of Victoria Street Stirrup Vicars Hall Gardens Stirrup Singleton Brook, Bury New Road Singleton Locklands Lane, Irlam Platts Fairhills Road, Irlam River Irwell (old crs)
Trash Screen -clear of obstruction 100% and free flowing Trash Screen- issues discovered upon inspection- see action plan Trash Screen Clear and 100% flowing but with vegetation overgrowth nearby-see action plan
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Action Plan (where issues have been discovered during inspection)
Weekly Rota
No issues
Monthly Rota
No issues
COVID 19- Routine Trash Screen Inspections were suspended from March until May. Inspections have now recommenced on an ad-hoc basis and updates will continue to be provided. There have been no reported issues with the highway culverts however. These will continue to be monitored.
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Crash Barrier Investment Programme 2020/21
Type of Repair Location
A6/A580 (Broad Street/ East Lancashire “Armco barrier” support struts replacement Road
“Armco barrier” support struts replacement identified Miscellaneous Structural Repairs (Various through surveys Areas across the network) Works Complete Additional work identified and currently being programmed
Page | 20 Page 20 Dropped Crossing (to provide accessibility for disabled) Programme 2020/21
Updates will be provided by Simi Atkinson /Matthew Smith as work progresses and will be reported in this note.
Number Road Ward Number to be provided 19/20 Neighbourhood Area identified Bedford Grove Cadishead 1 pair 1 pair Irlam & Cadishead Broadway Irlam 3 pairs 3 pairs Irlam & Cadishead Chaplin Close Langworthy 3 pairs 3 pairs Ordsall & Langworthy Charles Street Irwell Riverside 2 pairs 2 pairs East Salford East Meade Swinton South 1 pair 1 pair Swinton & Pendlebury Hallsworth Road Winton 3 pairs 3 pairs Eccles Fairhills Road (Fire Station) Cadishead 2 pairs 2 pairs Irlam & Cadishead Longmead Road Claremont 5 pairs 5 pairs Claremont & Weaste McLean Drive Irlam 1 pair 1 pair Irlam & Cadishead Wellington St – Rigby St Broughton 1 pair 1 pair East Salford Road Ward Identified Number to be provided 20/21 Neighbourhood Area Merchant Quay Ordsall 22 pairs Ordsall & Langworthy Vicarage Grove Eccles 1 pair Eccles Cawdor Street Barton 17 pairs Eccles Northumberland Street Kersal/Broughton 2 pairs East Salford Camp Street Broughton 6 pairs East Salford Worsley Road Winton 2 pairs Eccles Dudley Street Broughton 3 pairs East Salford
Works Complete 2019/20 Works Planned 2020/21
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Page | 22 Page 22 Zero Carbon City Overview Jan 21 Page 23 Page Agenda Item 5 Greater Manchester 5 Year Environment Plan Page 24 Page
Greater Manchester Combined Authority
GM 5 Year Environment Plan Aim to be Carbon Neutral by 2039 by reducing emissions by 15% per annum. - All 10 GM Local Authorities have agreed to deliver this - Delivery monitored through 5 Challenge Groups. - Mar 19 – Feb 24 - Environment - Greater Manchester Combined Authority (greatermanchester- ca.gov.uk)
Homes, Production & Natural Travel & Resilience & Energy Supply workplaces and Consumption Environment Transport Adaptation public buildings of resources Salford City Council – Climate Change Approach Page 25 Page Climate Emergency Declaration Salford Local Plan Salford's Local Plan includes a target that all The City Council believes that that the impacts new development should by zero carbon by of global temperature rise above 1.5°C, are so 2028. severe that governments at all levels must The Plan was subject to consultation work together and make this their top priority. between 27th January and 20th March 2020 and representations are being Therefore, Salford City Council declared a considered prior to submission to the Climate Emergency in July 2019 and agreed: Inspector later this year. • Set a challenging target date of 2038 for We received challenges to the target and carbon neutrality in Salford; are compiling a justification and evidence • Consider the climate change impact of base to support the policy in advance of the each area of the Council’s activities. Local Plan Examination in Public Place Ben Dolan Strategic Director
Operational Regeneration Technical Regulatory & Services Services Client Services
David Seager Jim Wensley Shoaib Mohammad Pete Openshaw Assistant Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Assistant Director Page 26 Page
Streetscene & Parks Development Infrastructure Housing
Highways Design Env Regulatory Citywide & Business (including Landscape services Community Services Design ) Community Safety Investment Streetworks and Vehicle Management Network Management Service Building Surveying Planning & and Facilities Environmental Policy Highways Construction Management Neighbourhood Management Planning and Building Property and Estates Control Salford City Council
Culture change/Engagement Service People Reform
Policy, Strategies, Zero Carbon Service Delivery Page 27 Page Investment Salford
Place Public Health
Healthy Neighbourhoods Governance Greater Manchester Combined Authority
Greater Manchester Green City Region Partnership & Board GM Climate Emergency/5 Year Plan Liaison - Oversees delivery of GM 5 Year Environment Plan – LA Liaison Group - Oversees delivery of GM 5 Year Environment - Cllr Antrobus - SCC rep Plan & COVID-19 response - Task & Finish Challenge Groups manage the delivery of the Plan. - HN & MH Attend
Low Carbon Buildings Sustainable Consumption & Natural Environment Energy Innovation Communications Public Estates Group Production Natural Capital Group Page 28 Page Salford City Council Climate Action Board Lead Member Briefing - Meets Bi monthly, chaired by Cllr Antrobus and incl external stakeholders. - Decision making body for the - Information sharing across all partners Working groups
Programme Highlight Report Lead Member Report - Highlights by exception from Sub Groups - For decisions
Our Energy Our Homes Our Resources Our Green Infrastructure Our Communications
Our Buildings Our Travel SCC Zero Carbon City Vision & Aims
Salford City Council Climate Action Board Lead Member Briefing - Meets Bi monthly, chaired by Cllr Antrobus and incl external stakeholders. - Decision making body for the Working - Information sharing across all partners groups
Programme Highlight Report Lead Member Report - Highlights by exception from Sub Groups - For decisions
Our Homes Our Green Infrastructure Our Resources Mission
Page 29 Page Mission Our Energy Mission 1. Retrofitting private and public 1. Encourage and monitor tree planting Our Mission 1. Producing Goods and 2. Managing our water and its 1. Developing renewable sector housing across the city. Communications 2. Reducing Heat Demand in services more environment sustainably Mission energy resources on our sustainably, moving to a 3. Achieving a net gain in biodiversity for land and buildings. new buildings 1. Encourage circular economy new developments positive 2. Becoming more 4. Increasing investment and engagement engagement and 2. Support residents and Our Buildings responsible consumers with our natural environment behaviour change Salford businesses to Mission 3. Managing our waste 2. Raise invest in renewable 1. Reducing heat demand from Our Travel as sustainably as awareness of energy generation on existing commercial and public Mission possible programme & their homes and buildings 1. Increasing use of public transport and impact businesses. 2. Reducing Heat Demand in 4. Reducing unnecessary active travel modes new buildings food waste 2. Phasing out fossil-fuelled private vehicles with zero emission vehicles Existing Groups Existing Groups Existing Groups SSHP / Salford Investment Existing Groups Transport Groups? / Existing Groups Group? / DOPE IGNITION / Flood Forum
Questions/ Next Steps Reporting - Are there reps on the GMCA Challenge Groups - Programme Plan to be set up – Highlight Report for CAB - Identify leads for each group in order to facilitate the groups. - Delivery Plan for each Group based on Action Plan - How often will the groups meet and how will they be resourced? monitored at meetings Our Homes – Sub Group 2.1 – Chair – Cllr Kelly & Lead Officer – Andrew Leigh Page 30 Page
Objectives Terms of Reference SCC Delivery Sub Group Membership Reduce the heat The Sub-group will oversee the development Retrofit and Domestic Housing Strategy Team demand from and delivery of building related actions in line energy efficiency Affordable Warmth Officer existing homes, with the GMCA’s Five Year Environment Plan. It Affordable warmth Climate Change Team focusing on will, Zero Carbon Homes Building Surveying & initiating a review and develop a robust Delivery Plan, Retrofit finance Facilities Management fundamental shift own and lead on taking the Delivery Plan Green Homes Grants Business Team in whole house forwards, GM GHG Local Registered Providers / retrofit by report to the Climate Action Board and the Authority Delivery Housing Associations retrofitting homes Housing Partnership, GM GHG Social Planning by 2024 review progress Landlords Salford University identify a pipeline of projects across the city Demonstrator Regeneration team Reduce the heat support the identification and bidding for Carbon Coop demand in new funding opportunities. buildings Page 31 Page Outline Timescales & Next Steps
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