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150323 08G HIWP & FWP Appendix E INDEX: Programme Summary: 2016-2017 FWP. APPENDIX E Broxbourne ┌ count of other Divisions for project CC Division / /Sub Area, Town Project Name Start Year Status IWP Number 01 Cheshunt Central Cheshunt Beltona Gardens Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151387 CheshuntWash/NrCunninghamRdS390Signal2016-2017 P TIS16011 Refurbishment 1 College Rd/Nr Manorcroft Parade S160 Signal2016-2017 P TIS16003 Refurbishment Forest Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16632 1 HalfhideLaneMajorPatching2016-2017 P CWY161093 Turners Hill Drainage Works2016-2017 P DRN13044 Turners Hill Resurfacing2016-2017 P CWY18227 02 Flamstead End And Turnford Cheshunt Bread And Cheese Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 PCWY14221 1 HalfhideLaneMajorPatching2016-2017 P CWY161093 OaklandsRoad/SouthviewCloseThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161316 Flamstead End, Cheshunt Paradise Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161310 Rosedale, Cheshunt Jacksons Drive Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY15617 Wheatcroft Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161053 Turnford TurnfordLink/GtCambridgeRdRoundabout2016-2017 P ARP16121 Resurfacing 03 Goffs Oak And Bury Green Cheshunt Beverley Gardens/Barrow Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY151783 Goffs Oak, Cheshunt CuffleyHillThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY17338 Rosedale, Cheshunt Rosedale Way Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY16993 04 Hoddesdon North Hoddesdon Bridle Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16585 Bridleway/Ware Road Roundabout Resurfacing2016-2017 P ARP16119 1 Essex Road Bridge HCC No. 6622016-2017 P BRG15002 Hailey Avenue Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161217 1 Hertford Road/Amwell Street Roundabout2016-2017 P ARP16120 Resurfacing Molesworth/Beyers Prospect Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161379 PlumptonRoadResurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161299 Ware Road Resurfacing2016-2017 P ARP16095 05 Hoddesdon South Broxbourne Baas Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161409 Cozens Lane East Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151343 Station Road Bridge HCC No. 6632016-2017 P BRG14002 The Avenue Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY15438 The Paddock Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151198 Hoddesdon Amwell Street Resurfacing2016-2017 PARP16081 Filter: Excludes District Wide, Statuses = P Data Generated: 6 Mar 2015 Page 1 of 34 INDEX: Programme Summary: 2016-2017 FWP. APPENDIX E Broxbourne ┌ count of other Divisions for project CC Division / /Sub Area, Town Project Name Start Year Status IWP Number 05 Hoddesdon South Hoddesdon Bell Lane Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151372 CharltonWayCyclePath2016-2017 P ITP14067 Cock Ln/Nr Park View(Sheredes Sch) S392 Signal2016-2017 P TIS16012 Refurbishment 1 Essex Road Bridge HCC No. 6622016-2017 P BRG15002 1 Hertford Road/Amwell Street Roundabout2016-2017 P ARP16120 Resurfacing Pauls Lane Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151040 Winterscroft Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY14229 Yewlands Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161040 06 Waltham Cross Cheshunt 1 College Rd/Nr Manorcroft Parade S160 Signal2016-2017 P TIS16003 Refurbishment Dysons Cl/Dudley Av/Grenville Cl Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY17109 Springfield Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161326 Waltham Cross Small Lea Bridge HCC No. 522016-2017 PBRG11006 High Street, Waltham Cross High Street Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161218 Notes: 1. This listing is a summary of the currently planned Forward Works Programme. Much of the Forward Works Programme is still under development and will be subject to many changes as the programme is defined. This may lead to projects being added or removed from the list. 2. Please note, in some cases roads can appear more than once within the same programme. This is due to several different sections of the road being identified for a project. These may be grouped together for delivery once the process of refining the programme is advanced. 3. Projects in this listing are ordered by division; then town where the primary road section is; and then project name, which usually starts with the road name. 4. Some projects appear in more than one division, either because they include several roads or because the road spans or is immediately adjacent to more than one division. Where this is the case the projects appears in all relevant divisions. This is indicated by the number in front of the project name. Filter: Excludes District Wide, Statuses = P Data Generated: 6 Mar 2015 Page 2 of 34 INDEX: Programme Summary: 2016-2017 FWP. APPENDIX E Dacorum ┌ count of other Divisions for project CC Division / /Sub Area, Town Project Name Start Year Status IWP Number 07 Berkhamsted Berkhamsted BilletLaneResurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161114 CastleHillThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY151282 Castle Street Footway Reconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16001 Gaveston Drive Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151611 Hunters Park Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161370 New Road Footway Reconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16005 Normandy Drive Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY15939 North Bridge Road Footway Reconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16006 Upper Ashlyns Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151051 08 Bridgewater Heath End, Berkhamsted 1 Chesham Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY151763 Flamstead 1 DelmerendLaneDrainageInvestigation2016-2017 P DRN13018 Hollybush Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY15477 River Hill Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161344 Gaddesden Row, Great Gaddesden GaddesdenRowThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY17118 Jockey End, Great Gaddesden Bradden Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 PCWY161070 Little Gaddesden, Hemel Hempstead Church Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151267 Warners End, Hemel Hempstead 1 Berkhamsted Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161171 Markyate Church End Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151765 High Street Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161192 LondonRoadThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161392 Cheverells Green, Markyate Pickford Rd/Markyate St La/Cheverells Grn Surface2016-2017 P CWY161140 Dressing Northchurch Chapel Crofts Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151292 New Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161124 Norcott Hill Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY151835 Seymour Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY14636 TheMeadsThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY151206 Dudswell, Northchurch Dudswell Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY151777 Potten End Hempstead Lane Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161090 The Common Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY15463 09 Hemel Hempstead East Hemel Hempstead Montgomery Avenue Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16012 Adeyfield, Hemel Hempstead Montgomery Avenue Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16034 Bennetts End, Hemel Hempstead Sanday Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151175 Highfield, Hemel Hempstead MaylandsHemelHempsteadPedestrian2016-2017 P ITP16015 improvements Filter: Excludes District Wide, Statuses = P Data Generated: 6 Mar 2015 Page 3 of 34 INDEX: Programme Summary: 2016-2017 FWP. APPENDIX E Dacorum ┌ count of other Divisions for project CC Division / /Sub Area, Town Project Name Start Year Status IWP Number 09 Hemel Hempstead East Highfield, Hemel Hempstead 2 RedbournRoad/StAgnellsLaneRoundabout2016-2017 P ARP16106 Resurfacing Industrial, Hemel Hempstead Maxted Close Footway Reconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16004 Leverstock Green, Hemel Lombardy Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16089 Hempstead St Davids Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161327 10 Hemel Hempstead North East Grovehill, Hemel Hempstead Claymore Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY161212 Claymore Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151325 Craigavon Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151344 DunlinRoadThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY151422 MarlboroughRoadFootwayReconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16003 Highfield, Hemel Hempstead 2 RedbournRoad/StAgnellsLaneRoundabout2016-2017 P ARP16106 Resurfacing Industrial, Hemel Hempstead Valley Green Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151055 Woodhall Farm, Hemel Hempstead ArkleyRd/DatchetCl/CheniesCtThinSurfacing2016-2017 PCWY151393 Latimer Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151534 Sarratt Avenue/Denham Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151181 11 Hemel Hempstead North West Hemel Hempstead 1 Lockers Park Lane Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151548 1 Wrensfield Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16429 Gadebridge, Hemel Hempstead Fennycroft RoadFootwayReconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16002 1 Leighton Buzzard Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P ARP17080 RossgateFootwayReconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16008 WillowWayThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161047 Green End, Hemel Hempstead 1 Green End Road Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151634 Long Chaulden, Hemel Hempstead Rambling WayFootwayReconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16007 Piccotts End, Hemel Hempstead 1 Piccotts Mill Bridge HCC No. 12492016-2017 P BRG09007 Warners End, Hemel Hempstead 1 Berkhamsted Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY161171 Spring LaneFootwayReconstruction2016-2017 P FWY16010 12 Hemel Hempstead St. Paul's Hemel Hempstead 1 LowerAdeyfieldRoadThinSurfacing2016-2017 P CWY161399 Adeyfield, Hemel Hempstead Eastwick Row/Grange Close Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY16302 Highfield, Hemel Hempstead 1 AllandaleMajorPatching2016-2017 P CWY161408 Chilterns Thin Surfacing2016-2017 P CWY151258 QuantocksDrainageWorks2016-2017 P DRN12031 2 RedbournRoad/StAgnellsLaneRoundabout2016-2017 P ARP16106 Resurfacing Filter: Excludes District Wide, Statuses = P Data Generated: 6 Mar 2015 Page 4 of 34 INDEX: Programme Summary: 2016-2017 FWP. APPENDIX E Dacorum ┌ count of other Divisions for project CC Division / /Sub Area, Town Project Name Start Year Status IWP Number 13 Hemel Hempstead South East Bedmond 2 Bedmond Road Surface Dressing2016-2017 P CWY151368 Apsley, Hemel Hempstead 1 Durrants Hill Pedestrian Improvements2016-2017 P ITP15029 1 Durrants Hill Road Resurfacing2016-2017 P CWY18195 Bennetts End, Hemel Hempstead Pinecroft Thin Surfacing2016-2017
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