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The Essex County Council (Various Roads, City of Chelmsford) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic & Clearway) (No.7) Order 2017 The Essex County Council (Various Roads, City of Chelmsford) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic & Clearway) (No.7) Order 2017 Notice is hereby given that the Essex County Council intends, not less than seven days from the date of this notice to make the above Order under section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Effect of the order: 1. To temporarily close the various lengths of road in the City of Chelmsford as specified in Schedule 1. 2. A temporary ‘No Stopping’ restriction will be introduced on both sides of carriageway on the above lengths of roads for the duration of the closure to facilitate the works. Signs will be installed indicating when the No Stopping restriction will be in force. “The Borough Council of Chelmsford (Waiting, Loading and Parking Consolidation) Order 2009” will be temporarily amended to include the temporary ‘No Stopping at Any Time’ restriction and suspend any existing parking and waiting restrictions on the above lengths of roads only. All other restrictions and exemptions contained in the aforementioned Order and Amendments to that Order shall remain in force. The works being undertaken will take place within an 18-month period from 14th December 2017 exact dates will be specified on http://roadworks.org/. The roads will be closed to facilitate each phase and then re-opened to the public. Access will be maintained for emergency services. Diversion routes will be signed at each location and residents will be informed of the dates of each phase via letter / leaflet drop and advanced warning signs on the road. For all enquiries please contact our Contact Centre on 0345 603 7631. The Order will come into effect on 14th December 2017 and may continue in force for 18 months or until the works have been completed, whichever is the earlier. Dated: 07/12/2017 Essex County Council Highways 3rd Floor, Seax House, Market Road, Chelmsford, CM1 1QH Telephone: 0345 603 7631 Website: www.essex.gov.uk/highways The Essex County Council (Various Roads, City of Chelmsford) (Temporary Prohibition of Traffic & Clearway) (No.7) Order 2017 Schedule 1 Road Parish Extents Diversion Bicknacre Road, B1418 From its junction with Bicknacre White Elm Road/Hyde Gay Bowers Road to its junction with Capons Danbury Lane, Hyde Lane, Road Lane, a distance of approximately Capons Lane and vice 1281m versa B1007 Stock Road/High From its junction with B1007 Stock Street/Stock Road, West Road to its junction with Potash Road, Norsey Downham Road Hanningfield Hawkswood Road, a distance of Road, Heath Road, Stock approximately 2455m Dowsett Lane and vice versa From its junction with Gay Bowers Gay Bowers Lane, Mill Lane to its junction with Hyde Capons Lane Danbury Lane, Hyde Lane and Lane, a distance of approximately vice versa 759m From its junction with Gay Bowers Gay Bowers Lane, Lane to its junction with Hyde Capons Lane, Tyndales Mill Lane Danbury Lane, a distance of approximately Lane, Hyde Lane and 1020m vice versa From its junction with Bicknacre Penny Royal Road to its junction with The Bicknacre Road, The Danbury Road Common, a distance of Common and vice versa approximately 321m From Butts Lane's junction with A414 Maldon Road, Butts Little Baddow Road to its junction London Road, Runsell Lane/Hopping Danbury with A414 Maldon Road, a Lane, Little Baddow Jacks Lane distance of approximately 222m Road and vice versa From its junction with Little Baddow Road to its junction with Butts Lane, Little Eves Corner Danbury Butts Lane, a distance of Baddow Road. approximately 120m Eastbound Little Baddow Road, Eves Corner, Hopping From its junction with Little Little Jack Lane Baddow Road to its junction with Runsell Lane Baddow Hopping Jack Lane, a distance of Danbury Westbound approximately 665m Hopping Jacks Lane, Butts Lane, Little Baddow Road Eastbound Butts Lane, A414 Maldon Road, London From Hopping Jacks Lane's Road, Runsell Lane Hopping Jacks junction with Butts Lane to Runsell Lane/Runsell Danbury Lane's junction with Twitty Fee, a Westbound Lane distance of approximately 1055m Runsell Lane, A414 Maldon Road, Little Baddow Road, Eves Corner From its junction with Hyde Lane No diversion for this The Hawthorns Danbury to a point approximately 97m closure South/West From its junction with Hyde Lane No diversion for this Dilston Danbury to a point approximately 122m closure North/West From its junction with Hyde Lane No diversion for this Barley Mead Danbury for a total distance of closure approximately 323m From its junction with A414 A414 Maldon Road, Maldon Road to its junction with Copt Hill, Gay Bowers The Avenue Danbury Mill Lane,a distance of Lane, Mill Lane and vice approximately 169m versa Gay Bowers Lane, From Copt Hill's junction with A414 Gay Bowers Capons Lane, Hyde Danbury Maldon Road to a point Lane/Copt Hill Lane, A414 Maldon approximately 1028m South Road and vice versa From its junction with Mayes Lane Mayes Lane, Woodhill Danbury to its junction with Bicknacre Sporhams Lane Road, Bicknacre Road Sandon Road, a distance of approximately and vice versa 2775m Northbound B1137 Colchester Road, Springfield Road, A138 Chelmer Road, A130 Link from Drovers Way From Colchester Road Roundabout/Colchester Roundabout to White Hart Lane Colchester Road Springfield Road Roundabout, a distance of approximately 237m Southbound A130 Colchester Road/Link from Drovers Way Roundabout, A138 Chelmer Road, B1137 Colchester Road A414 Ongar From its junction with A414 Ongar Road/Ongar Road Road to its junction with Highwood West, Highwood Road, Wyses Road Highwood Road, a distance of approximately The Causeway, 1204m Highwood Road and vice versa Highwood Road, The From its junction with Highwood Causeway, Highwood Highwood Road to its junction with Nathans Lane Road, A414 Greenbury Writtle Margaretting Road, a distance of Way, Margaretting approximately 2208m Road and vice versa From its junction with Lodge Road No diversion for this Loves Walk Writtle to a point approximately 195m closure North From its junction with B1002 Main No diversion for this Pennys Lane Margaretting Road to a point approximately closure 496m North/East The Village, South From its junction with Mashbury Street, Breeds Road, Great Road to its junction with The Barrack Lane Humphrey's Farm Lane, Waltham Village, a distance of Mashbury Road and approximately 625m vice versa .
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