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Chanctonbury Community Issues List Chanctonbury County Local Committee Community Issues List Cllr Support Work Type Parish Area/ Road Name Proposed Scheme Speed David Barling Yes Bramber Clays Hill gateway signing Management Additional warning signs for the Canons Safety A283 Steyning By-Pass, David Barling Yes Steyning Way junction and vegetation removal to Engineering Canons Way junction the south. Junction improvements to the Horsham Safety A283 Steyning By-Pass, David Barling Yes Steyning Way junction. To include the relocation Engineering Horsham Road junction of the traffic island for safety reasons. Parking David Barling Yes Steyning Fletchers Croft Car Park Instillation of disabled car parking bays Management David Barling Yes TRO Steyning Horn Lane Speed limit change Pedestrian David Barling Yes Steyning Leisure Centre to Mouse Lane Widen footway Improvements Pedestrian DDA compliant Pedestrian crossing David Barling Yes Steyning Steyning Parish Improvements points within Steyning Speed David Barling Yes Steyning Steyning Parish Signage in Steyning Management David Barling Yes School Safety Steyning St Andrews Primary School School Safety Zone Agenda Item No. 8 Steyning Primary and David Barling Yes School Safety Steyning Safe Routes To School scheme Grammar School Speed reduction measures inc. Change Speed Upper David Barling Yes A2037 Shoreham Road limit to 30mph on the A2037 from o/s Management Beeding Rising Sun Public House A 20 mph zone for Upper Beeding; Speed Upper David Barling Yes Bramber / Upper Beeding extending the 20 mph zone into Upper Management Beeding Beeding. Not speed bumps. Speed Upper Gateway treatment at start of 30mph David Barling Yes Small Dole Management Beeding limit - small dole provision of a bridleway as part of the Upper David Barling Yes PROW South Downs Link Downs Link South of St Botolphs Bridge Beeding (Links to 2657 in Adur) Upper Improvements to the Downs Link from David Barling Yes PROW South Downs Link Beeding Small Dole to Henfield Bridleway scheme opposite the junction David Barling Yes PROW Woodmancote B2116/ Blackstone Lane of the B2116 and Blackstone Lane A272 through village - wear to surface Safety and ad air quality due to high traffic Lionel Barnard Yes Cowfold A272 Engineering volume. Consideration to re pitch, Widen carriageway and Verge removal. Speed limit change eastern end of Lionel Barnard Yes TRO Cowfold A272 Bolney Road village to few houses. Speed Lionel Barnard Yes Cowfold A281 Southbound entrance to Cowfold Management Consideration to reduce speed limit Speed between Shermanbury and Cowfold from Agenda Item No. 8 Lionel Barnard Yes Cowfold Shermanbury to Cowfold Management 60mph to 50mph inc traffic calming measures Lionel Barnard Yes School Safety Cowfold St Peters CE Primary School School Safety Zone Safety Lionel Barnard Yes Cowfold Thornden Verge Hardening Engineering Air Quality / Climate Study to look at means of reducing Lionel Barnard Yes Cowfold Various Change traffic emissions and congestion management Pedestrian Lionel Barnard Yes Henfield Coopers Way Footpath link. HDC land ownership. Improvements Bollards and dropped kerb tactile Lionel Barnard Yes School Safety Henfield St Peters CE Primary School crossing points improved in front of the school. A cycle path from the north of the village and better signage and possibly a Lionel Barnard Yes School Safety Henfield St Peters CE Primary School one way system working in partnership with local residents. West South of Village. Link Downs link Lionel Barnard Yes Cycle Church Road B2135 Grinstead between either side of B2135 Speed West Lionel Barnard Yes Church Road B2135 30 mph zone at Partridge Green Management Grinstead Safety West 20mph speed limit by Jolesfiels primary Lionel Barnard Yes Littleworth Lane Engineering Grinstead School Littleworth Lane Pedestrian West Improvements to parking and Pedestrian Lionel Barnard Yes Oakwood Improvements Grinstead facilities in Oakwood Agenda Item No. 8 Pedestrian West a pedestrian crossing Lionel Barnard Yes High Street, Partridge Green Improvements Grinstead Provision of a pad / cycle route Off Pat Arculus Yes Cycling Pulborough A29 Road/Footway. Safety Mini roundabouts at the bottom of Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough Church Hill Engineering Church Hill in Pulborough. Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough O/s Co op 15 min waiting restrictions Extend 30mph speed limit west along Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Stopham Road A283 Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Swan Bridge Waiting restrictions Provision of additional parking and Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Swan Close / Station Road relocation of give way line for Swan Close. Pedestrian Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough A29 London Road Improvements to pedestrian accessibility Improvements Route safety scheme extension of Speed Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough A29 London Road 30mph limit northwards on A29 London Management Road PROW scheme - install kissing gate in Pat Arculus Yes PROW Pulborough Barnhouse Lane Barnhouse lane leading to the Wild Brooks resurface existing public footpath FP3500 Pocket Park between New Place Pat Arculus Yes PROW Pulborough New Park Road Road and Rec Ground and provide raised Pedestrian walkway Parking Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough Pulborough Road Parking Controls in lay-by near the coop Management Agenda Item No. 8 Parking Parking review within settlement area to Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough Pulborough Village Management be identified Speed Extension of 30mph limit to Codmore Pat Arculus Yes Pulborough Stain Street Management Hill Pat Arculus Yes Pedestrian Pulborough Swan Corner Removal of exising lay-by at Swan Improvements Corner and relocation of bollards Pat Arculus Yes TRO Thakeham Storrington Road / Jackets Hill Speed limit change provide a safe and direct off road alternative commuter route for Pedestrian Pat Arculus Yes Thakeham pedestrians and cyclists between Improvements Storrington and Abingworth to avoid B2139 and Jackets Hill West West Chiltington Community SSZ West Chiltington Community First Pat Arculus Yes School Safety Chiltington First School School More information is being sought on the following proposals prior to inclusion in the Community Issues List: Cllr Support Work Type Parish Area/ Road Name Proposed Scheme Provision of footway horn lane (Oreham Pedestrian David Barling Steyning Horn Lane common junction to Woods Mill bus Improvements stop) Bramber Road Penlands Way junction Safety Bramber Road / Penlands entrance too straight and too narrow for David Barling Steyning Engineering Way usage. Penlands way by church often obstructed by vehicles Traffic Upper request for more parking to replace David Barling Monks Walk Management Beeding currently disused grassed area Waiting restrictions at junction of Agenda Item No. 8 Parking Upper Tottington Drive/ Shoreham David Barling Tottington Drive and Shoreham Road in Management Beeding Road Small Dole Pedestrian A281/230 footway north of Lionel Barnard Cowfold New or Improved footway Improvements the village Lionel Barnard TRO Henfield West End Lane Speed limit change Pat Arculus School Safety Coldwaltham St James Primary School School Safety Zone verge overrun - request for verge Safety Pat Arculus Pulborough The Spinney reinstatement or provision of additional Engineering parking Pat Arculus PROW Pulborough Bridleway and footway improvements Pedestrian Footbridge on eastern side of railway Pat Arculus Pulborough at railway crossing Improvements below riverside concrete development Provision of pedestrian in road warning Pedestrian Pat Arculus Pulborough Brinsbury College signs and VAS. Bus Laybys and waiting Improvements facilities Pedestrian improve footway by retaining Pat Arculus Pulborough Church Hill / Sopers Hill Improvements embankment church Hill / Sopers Hill Pedestrian New or improved footways- gay street Pat Arculus Pulborough Gay Street / Adversane Improvements to Adversane Pedestrian London Road near New Place Pat Arculus Pulborough London Road near New Place Road Improvements Road Air Quality / Climate Pat Arculus Pulborough Pulborough Village Traffic Signal optimisation Change management Agenda Item No. 8 Air Quality / Speed limit changes Climate Pat Arculus Pulborough Pulborough Village Change management Air Quality / Pat Arculus Climate Pulborough Pulborough Village Public transport improvements - RTI Change management Air Quality / Climate Pat Arculus Pulborough Pulborough Village Low emission vehicle promotion Change management Parking Parking controls in Rectory Close at Pat Arculus Pulborough Rectory Close Management entrance to rec ground CP Speed Route safety scheme possible home Pat Arculus Pulborough Rectory Lane Management zone scheme for rectory Lane Pedestrian New or improved footway - Rock road Pat Arculus Thakeham Rock Road to Merrywood Lane Improvements from Bracken Lane to Merrywood Lane Pat Arculus School Safety Thakeham Thakeham First School Thakeham first school West Pat Arculus TRO East Street / First School Waiting restrictions Chiltington Pedestrian West Improvements to footpath from Mill Pat Arculus Mill Lane Improvements Chiltington Lane / Martlets to Church Street Consideration for upgrade to bridleway West Pat Arculus Cycling Mill Road and East Street 2412/1 and 2412 mill road and east Chiltington street Safety West Pat Arculus Stream Lane HGV damaging house Engineering Chiltington Agenda Item No. 8 Pedestrian West The Hollows to the Old Coal Footpath improvements from the steps Pat Arculus Improvements Chiltington Yard in The Hollows to the Old Coal Yard West Pat Arculus TRO West Chiltington Lane Waiting restrictions Chiltington
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