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Carraigeway Maintenance Year 2005/06 Mid Kent Division - Tunbridge Wells Carraigeway Maintenance Year 2005/06 SURFACE DRESSING Site Road Road Name Parish / Town Location Work Type Length (m) Ref. No. No. SD 001 D808 North Hill Road Hawkhurst Delmonden Road to A268 High Street Surface Dressing 692 SD 002 D789 Frogs Hole Lane Benenden Halden Lane to Goddards Green Road Surface Dressing 1,240 SD 003 D806 Stone Pit Lane Sandhurst A268 Newenden Road to Crouch Lane Surface Dressing 693 Key SD 004 D762 Spongs Lane Cranbrook Frittenden Road to A229 Rocks Hill Surface Dressing 525 Column A: SD 005 A264 Mount Ephraim (part) Royal T.Wells A26 London Road to A264 Church Road Surface Dressing 564 CR = Concrete Repairs SD 006 A264 Bishops Down (part) Royal T.Wells A264 Church Road to Major York's Road Surface Dressing 650 G = Gripfibre SD 007 D817 Silverden Lane Sandhurst Bodiam Road to A268 Megrims Hill Surface Dressing 1,393 HFS = High Friction Surfacing SD 008 C107 Bodiam Road (part) Sandhurst Silverden Lane to A268 Queen Street Surface Dressing 1,491 Re = Recycling SD 009 D714 Tibbs Court Lane Brenchley Cryals Road to Petteridge Lane Surface Dressing 715 Ro = Reconstruction D790/ SD 010 Free Heath Road Lamberhurst Sleepers Stile Road to B2169 Furnace Lane Surface Dressing 1,964 SD = Surface Dressing C57 SD 011 D744 Brick Kiln Lane Horsmonden Spelmonden Road to Small Bridge Road Surface Dressing 905 SS = Slurry Seal Bidborough Ridge / Penshurst Rd SD 012 B2176 Bidborough "Maryfield" to Ridgelands Surface Dressing 983 TS = Thin Surfacing (part) SD 013 D765 Parsonage Lane / Mt Pleasant Lane Lamberhurst "0/30 speed limit change" to Clayhill Road Surface Dressing 2,119 SD 014 C70 Staplehurst Rd / Frittenden Rd (part) Frittenden Frittenden Road to Maidstone Borough Boundary Surface Dressing 1,780 SD 015 C52 Crook Rd / Yew Tree Green Rd (part) Brenchley B2162 Maidstone Road to Windmill Hill Surface Dressing 2,934 SD 016 D704 WatermansLane Benenden Mile Oak Road to Chantlers Hill Surface Dressing 1,294 SD 018 D821 Back Lane (part) Sandhurst "Oaks Farm" to Bodiam Road Surface Dressing 245 SD 019 D806 Hopehouse Lane (part) Sandhurst Crouch Lane to Hopemill Bridge Surface Dressing 340 "change of surface" east of "Swattenden Centre to SD 020 B2086 Swattenden Lane (part) Cranbrook Surface Dressing 1,260 "change of surface" west of "Ringway Depot" "change of surface" east of "Dove's Farm" to SD 021 B2086 Benenden Road (part) Cranbrook Surface Dressing 220 "change of surface" east of Tilsden Lane SD 022 B2086 Cranbrook Road (part) Benenden "The Moat" to "Binan Cottage" Surface Dressing 390 SD 023 B2086 Mount Hill (part) Benenden "Benenden School Entrance to "Russetts" Surface Dressing 627 SD 024 B2086 Benenden Road (part) Benenden "Beacon Hill" to "Nairn" Surface Dressing 1,592 The Green / Speldhurst Road / Langton SD 025 C40 Speldhurst A264 Langton Road to Penshurst Road Surface Dressing 2,521 Road SD 026 C104 Tilsden Lane Cranbrook Swattenden Lane to Bakers Cross Surface Dressing 1,442 Mid Kent Division - Tunbridge Wells Carraigeway Maintenance Year 2005/06 SD 027 C108 Conghurst Lane Hawkhurst B2244 Hastings Road to A268 Rye Road Surface Dressing 2,698 SD 028 C113 Curtisden Green Lane (part) Goudhurst Husheath Hill to Morden Lane (Pook Hill) Surface Dressing 1,646 SD 032 D780 Whitewell Lane Cranbrook A229 Angley Road to A262 Goudhurst Road Surface Dressing 1,000 SD 033 D2043 Ethnam Lane Sandhurst A268 Newenden Road to "Little Ethnam" Surface Dressing 1,157 C388/ SD 034 Bayhall Road Royal T.Wells Pembury Road to Rookley Close Surface Dressing 600 C386 SD 035 D793 Trenley Lane Cranbrook Slip Mill Road (Lane) to Park Lane Surface Dressing 1,175 SD 036 D792 Park Lane Cranbrook A229 Hawkhurst Road to "White Limes" Surface Dressing 1,093 SD 037 C111 Rogers Rough Road Goudhurst B2079 Lady Oak Lane to Ranters Lane Surface Dressing 1,971 SD 038 B2162 Maidstone Road (part) Horsmonden Brenchley Road to "Castlemaine Farms" Surface Dressing 2,466 SD 039 C81 Colliers Green Road / Goudhurst Rd Cranbrook A262 Goudhurst Road to "Bounds End Farm" Surface Dressing 3,419.
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