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Thanet District Transport Strategy Draft Infrastructure Plan Potential Marine Terrace Public Thanet District Transport Strategy Realm Improvements Westwood Cross Relief Strategy Reroute Tourist Traffic Away From Seafront Draft Infrastructure Plan Star Lane Improvements Delivered 2015 Poorhole Lane Link Delivered 2015 Improve pedestrian facilities & provide bus priority through the centre of Westwood (As per Oxford Circus above). Open up future frontage devel- Star Lane Link opment opportunities Delivered 2012 Potential Potential Feature Description Funding Feature Description Funding Reconfigure roundabout at Queens Source Source Avenue/Tivoli Road/Grosvenor Gardens and introduce one-way Upgrade footpath TM31 to bridleway to link to bridleway flow on Queens Avenue Tesco Link Road Between Create New Road Link Between A28 Brooksend Hill On Site Delivery TBC Improve Capacity 13 TE12A & link to Shottendane Road improvements to S106 / 38 (Subject to Funding) 1-2 and Minnis Road. (S106) Two Lane Approach to provide shared use pedestrian cycle route. Westwood Cross Roundabout Between Road link between A28 Brooksend Hill and Acol Hill/ On Site Improvement of Bridleway TM22 surface to width of 3m 2-3 B2050. (S38)(S106) 14 S106 / 38 as part of Garlinge development. St Nicholas at Wade Extension to Millennium Way Between Widen B2050 Manston Road between junction with On Site Manston to Haine Road Link Upgrade Footpath TM14 on edge of development to Delivery TBC 3-4 Acol Hill and Shottendane Road. (S38)(S106) 15 S106 / 38 Bridleway. Widen / Improvements to Shottendane Road as far as New Cross Road Between the vicinity of Firbank Gardens, Margate and improve S106 Reintroduce Two-Way Traffic Flow on Delivered 2014 16 Provide improved surface and widen Bridleway TM11 S106 / 38 Tivoli Road—Junction Improvement 4-8 junctions with Park Road, Minster Road and High LGF Street Garlinge. Delivered Create new road link between Shottendane Road and 17 Provide improved surface and widen Bridleway TM16 S106 / 38 Outstanding Between On Site Manston Road. Close off Shottendane Road with its 8-9 (S38)(S106) existing junction with Manston Road. Upgrade Footpath TR24 to Bridleway —Crossing point 18 S106 / 38 Create new road link between Manston Road and Nash required on Manston to Haine Road Link. Between On Site Road behind Salmestone Grange and close off Nash 10-11 (S38)(S106) Road at its junction of Coffin House Corner. 19 Upgrade Footpath TR24 to Bridleway S106 / 38 Reconfigure Coffin House Corner Signal Junction. 12 Close off Nash Road Arm and improve capacity and S106 / S278 pedestrian facilities. 20 Improve surface of Bridleway TR8 and widen to 3m S106 / 38 To reconfigure roundabout at Queens Avenue/Tivoli 13 Road/Grosvenor Gardens and introduce one-way flow S106 Creation of new Bridleway and Improve TR32 to link 21 S106 / 38 on Queens Avenue development to future Parkway Station External Marine Terrace Public Realm Improvements 14 Funding 22 Improve surface of Bridleway TR10 and widen to 3m S106 / 38 14 (Subject to external funding) (CCF…) To re-route tourist traffic away from Margate seafront, External 10 Between by providing junction improvements and reintroducing Funding 15-16 two way flow to Tivoli Road. (CCF…) 15 8 13 17 To reconfigure Victoria Traffic Signal junction S106 / CIL 11-18 Widen Nash Road along its existing alignment S278 / 38 16 17 19 Connect Enterprise Road to Nash Road S278 / 38 12 12 Upgrade Tesco internal link road to adoptable standard External 22—23 between Westwood Road and Margate Road. Funding s 1 Link cling 10 e Cy Create new road between Toby Carvery Roundabout rling o Ga Between and Manston Road to relieve Haine Road Corridor. ton t S106 1 hing Westgate / Garlinge 8 26– 27 Improve Approach and Roundabout at Westwood Birc 9 11 Strategic Allocations Cross to increase capacity 1000 Dwellings 14 15 Between Close / Stopping Up of Manston Road between Spitfire PotenƟal one way S278 27– 28 junction and Manston Court Road. flow at Park Lane / 9 16 Brooksend to 7 28 Improvements Spitfire junction. S278 Minnis Road Link Nash Road 3 ent 6 em Corridor Improvement rov 19 Imp To widen Spitfire Way between Spitfire junction and or Nash Road / Westwood Road & Pedestrian Links Between rrid S106 Co Strategic Allocations through 28– 29 Columbus Avenue. ad Ro Circa 1450 Dwellings Industrial Park ad— 5 Ro ane Between To extend Columbus Avenue to Manston Road S106 / end ott 29– 4 Birchington. External Sh 2 17 Brook 30 send H Westwood Housing 20 Improvements to Dane Court Road / Westwood Road ill to S Birchington Strategic hotten 1000 Dwellings 30 S106 dane Junction to improve journey time reliability. Allocations Road L ink / Im (Consented) 18 1000 Dwellings provem 3 ents 2 To investigate High Street, St. Lawrence/ Newington 21 13 24 22 31 Road junction to improve air quality and address S106 4 Congestion. 26 New Link Road through Manston Green Site and 23 Between 4 Junction improvements at Manston Road / Haine Road S106 26 Possible Road Link 32-33 Columbus Avenue Extension Roundabout Land at Manston Court Road / to Millennium Way to Shottendane Road Haine Road 700 Dwellings Creation of a New Shared Cycleway on the A28 nk 25 1 Between Birchington & Garlinge to connect new S106 Li 5 communities and provide access to secondary schools. oad e R ain PotenƟal Stopping Up of High- o H d t EuroKent Improvements to Westwood main junction and adjacent way between Link Road and oa R Up to 550 Dwellings roads to improve bus and cycle provision and improve Spiƞire Corner new Link through ton 2 S106 Manston Business Park ns (Consented) accessibility and movement for pedestrians between Mixed Use Development Ma Commercial Development different areas of Westwood Town Centre 18 29 3 Construct shared facility on Sloe Lane, Margate. KCC Create shared facility on existing path to the R/O 28 Bromstone School, Broadstairs to connect to 4 S106 27 Millennium Way to offer alternative to cycling on Rumfields Road. Former Manston Airport 7 Create shared facility on existing footpath between 2500 Dwellings (Undetermined) 5 Ramsgate Road, Broadstairs and Dumpton Park Drive, S106 20 Broadstairs to the side of former Holy Cross School. 19 33 34 From Ramsgate Railway Station create shared facility 6 S106 22 on existing footpath to Newington Road. Possible Link Road Mixed Use Development Scenario Link Road Manston Green Through Mixed Use From east of Ramsgate Railway Station create shared Strategic Allocation 6 Development New Road 785 Dwellings (Consented) facility on existing path to Margate Road, provide Link 7 S106 crossing facility to access Newlands Road and create link to Pysons Road using Newlands Lane. 21 31 Off road section between Convent Road, Broadstairs 8 and the existing off road shared facility further along KCC 32 Joss Gap Road (on edge of golf course). Between Dent-de-Lion Road, Garlinge and Park Road, 9 Birchington creating (Bridleway) on existing public S106 rights of ways TM27, TM28 & TM23 Creation of shared facility on south east side of Dane 10 Park, Margate to link Dane Valley cycle route with S106 Northdown Road, via St Dunstan’s Avenue. Thanet Creation of a shared facility between Canterbury Road Parkway Station (TBC) West, Ramsgate and Canterbury Road East using 11 S106 existing bridge facility to the east of Haine Road and north of Canterbury Road East. Strategic Employment Sites Provide missing shared facility on SW side of St Peter’s 12 Road between Broadley Road and Lister Road, S106 Please Note—Allocation Boundaries are Indicative Only Port of Ramsgate Improvement / Investment Margate. Housing Allocations 13 © Crown Copyright and database right 2016. Ordnance Survey 100019238 .
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