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MALDON DISTRICT LOCAL HIGHWAY PANEL POTENTIAL SCHEMES LIST (Version 25) MALDON DISTRICT LOCAL HIGHWAY PANEL POTENTIAL SCHEMES LIST (Version 25) This Potential Scheme List identifies all of the scheme requests which have been received for the consideration of the Maldon District Local Highways Panel. The Panel are asked to review the schemes on the attached Potential Scheme List and remove any schemes the Panel would not wish to consider for future funding. The 2017/18 capital budget for the Maldon District Local Highway Panel has been fully committed and this Potential Schemes List contains those schemes for which future consideration can be given. It would be recommended that anyone who wishes to request a scheme for a funding consideration in 2018-19 submit them in the coming weeks so that all of the necessary surveys and assessments can be undertaken during September and October to ensure the validation can be completed before the December Panel meeting. Members are reminded that the costs supplied are estimates only and there is the possibility that a final scheme cost could change significantly dependant on issues which may arise during detailed design and construction. There are currently potential schemes with an estimated cost of £218,250 as shown in the summary below: Potential Schemes List (Version 25) Ref. Scheme Type Total Estimated Costs 1 Traffic Management £191,250 2 Passenger Transport £27,000 3 Public Rights of Way £0 Subtotal £218,250 2018/19 Rolling Programme £264,048 Total £482,298 Page 1 of 10 MALDON DISTRICT LOCAL HIGHWAY PANEL POTENTIAL SCHEMES LIST (Version 25) On the Potential Schemes List the RAG column acknowledges the status of the scheme request as shown below: RAG Description of RAG status Status G The scheme has been validated as being feasible and is available for Panel consideration A The scheme has been commissioned for a feasibility study which needs completing before any Panel consideration R A scheme which is against policy or where there is no appropriate engineering solution V A scheme request has been received and is in the initial validation process Page 2 of 10 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Potential Scheme List (Version 25) Traffic Management Total Value of schemes £191,250 Scheme Ref Location Description Problem Requested by Parish Cost Code Estimated cost Comments RAG stage Fords Corner to Validation - Good compliance with 40mph Riverview Caravan Traffic management and Speed of traffic and speed limit but poor compliance with existing Total 1 Park, B1010 Lower pedestrian crossing possible relocation of bus Residents Althorne LMAL162104 £20,000 30mph speed limit. Validation suggests G scheme Burnham Road, improvements stop at Caravan Park Village Gateway treatment £10,000 and Althorne 30mph repeater signs/roundels £10,000 B1021 Bradwell In validation - Posted speed limit 30mph, Traffic management Speed of traffic in 30mph Total 2 Road, Mill End Councillor Bradwell on Sea LMAL162119 TBC South bound 36.4mph & North bound V improvements limit scheme Bradwell on Sea 37.1mph Cedar Grove, Accessibility issues on Burnham on Total 3 Footway improvements Councillor LMAL162116 TBC In validation V Burnham on Crouch footways Crouch scheme Validation - speed data north of Hall Road - 30mph limit - southbound 31.0mph and northbound 32.2mph. South of Mill Road - 40mph limit - Southbound 36.6mph and Northbound 35.6mph. Majority of speeding B1022 Maldon Road, Traffic Management Total 4 Speed of traffic on road Councillor Great Totham LMAL142067 £21,250 appears to occur between 23:00 to G Great Totham Improvements scheme 05:00hrs. Could install 30mph speed roundels on carriageway and review size/amount of 30mph repeater signs, may not address speeding issue during hours of darkness Maldon Road/Hall Road/Walden House Parking improvements at Parking causing problems at Total 5 Road/Prince of Parish Council Great Totham LMAL172005 TBC In validation V junctions junctions scheme Wales Road, Great Totham B1010 Fambridge In validation - Following joint site meeting Road (Limebrook Traffic management Total 6 Speed of traffic Parish Council Hazeleigh LMAL162110 TBC with Councillors, Village Gateways now R Way to Bury Farm), improvements - VAS scheme being considered Hazeleigh B1010 Fambridge Village Gateway Total Validation - Feasible to install Village 7 Speed of traffic Parish Council Hazeleigh LMAL172002 £14,000 G Road, Hazeleigh Improvements scheme Gateway treatments. Page 3 of 10 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Potential Scheme List (Version 25) Traffic Management Total Value of schemes £191,250 Scheme Ref Location Description Problem Requested by Parish Cost Code Estimated cost Comments RAG stage The Causeway/The Queuing traffic on RAB Total 8 Square/The Street, RAB improvements Resident Heybridge LMAL172003 TBC In validation V blocks road scheme Heybridge Validation - Recorded speed data in 30mph speed limit (North) Southbound 27.5mph/Northbound 28.0mph and (South) Southbound 32.7mph/Northbound 29.7mph. A VAS would be outside of policy and Bowling Club, Park Traffic Management Total against officer recommendation. Changes to 9 Speed of traffic on road Town Council Maldon LMAL142078 NA R Drive, Maldon Improvements scheme existing parking restrictions outside remit of LHP and passed to Parking Partnership to investigate. Town Council fully support installation of VAS. January 2017 speed data in 30mph speed limit (North) Southbound 29.5 mph/Northbound 25.4mph Fambridge Road (Limebrook Way Lack of footway between Total Liaison on-going regarding nearby potential 10 RAB to Royal Oak Walkable verge/footway small hamlet/public house Councillor Maldon LMAL162099 TBC V scheme development Public House), and Maldon Town Maldon Validation - Whilst there is no signage at the top of Market Hill directing traffic to car parks. There is parking in either direction along the High Street which is signed, so Market Hill j/w High Improved signage to Car No signage at top of hill to Total any visitor taking either direction will be able 11 District Council Maldon LMAL152072 NA R Street, Maldon Parks direct traffic to Car Parks scheme to find a car park. Also there are a lot of existing signs at the top of Market Hill and there is a current drive by DfT to reduce sign clutter. Awaiting results of 2017/18 Maldon Town Signing review. Fambridge Road Traffic management Vehicles routinely leaving Total 12 /Limebrook Way Councillor Maldon LMAL162108 TBC In validation V improvements carriageway scheme RAB, Maldon Page 4 of 10 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Potential Scheme List (Version 25) Traffic Management Total Value of schemes £191,250 Scheme Ref Location Description Problem Requested by Parish Cost Code Estimated cost Comments RAG stage Validation - Speed data in posted 30mph speed limit, Essex Road - South bound 24.5mph & North bound 24.1mph, Plume Avenue - East bound 21.1 mph & West Traffic management bound 21.0 mph, Gloucester Avenue - South 13 Essex Road, Maldon Speed of traffic Councillor Maldon Feasibility LMAL162111 £5,000 G improvements bound 18.7 mph & North bound 19.4 mph. Recommendation is to proceed to feasibility study but any 20mph zone/limit would need significant support from residents in order to proceed. Station Road, No through road and lorry Total In validation - Awaiting results of 2017/18 14 Signage improvements Councillor Maldon LMAL162113 TBC V Maldon access scheme Maldon Town Signing review. Recreation Ground, Validation - Speed data 30mph speed limit, Fambridge Road, Total Southbound 33.3mph and Northbound 15 Vehicle Activated Sign Speed of traffic on road Parish Council North Fambridge LMAL142041 NA R North Fambridge - scheme 34.9mph. Speeds do not meet criteria for TMI VAS. High Street, 20mph repeater signs Identifying 20mph speed Total 16 Parish Council Southminster LMAL172009 TBC In validation V Southminster size/frequency limit scheme Traffic management Old Heath Road, Speed of traffic on narrow Total In validation - initial findings are a feasibility 17 improvements and request Councillor Southminster LMAL162118 TBC V Southminster rural road scheme study could be warranted. for Quiet Lane status Honey Pot Lane, Total 18 Drainage improvements Drainage issues Parish Council Stow Maries LMAL162097 TBC In validation V Stow Maries scheme East Street/High Total 19 Street jw Station Parking improvements Parking issues at junction Parish Council Tollesbury LMAL172001 TBC In validation V scheme Road Tollesbury Kelvedon Road nr Vehicle Activated Total In validation - Awaiting LHP scheme request 20 j/w Maypole Road, Speed/volume of traffic Parish Council Tolleshunt Knights LMAL162074 TBC V Sign/Speed Indicator Device scheme form Tolleshunt Knights Page 5 of 10 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Potential Scheme List (Version 25) Traffic Management Total Value of schemes £191,250 Scheme Ref Location Description Problem Requested by Parish Cost Code Estimated cost Comments RAG stage From Feasibility Study Parish Council prefer Option 2, Standard T-junction with Beckingham pedestrian island. Scheme will require Street/Tolleshunt Existing bennett junction Total additional land. Option 1 Standard T-junction 21 Junction improvements Parish Council Tolleshunt Major LMAL162077 £125,000 G D'Arcy Road, causing issues scheme estimated cost £45,000. For Option 2 we Tolleshunt Major would need to carry out the land acquisition first before undertaking the improvement scheme. Validation - There is evidence of some Witham Road, speeding vehicles, there is an agreed Maypole Road, The Wickham Bishops - "Road Total scheme for SID's through the village. 22 Street,
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