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ITEM 5 Table 8A) 1 PROPOSED HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ITEM 5 Table 8a) PROPOSED HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME 2011/2012 EAST HAMPSHIRE TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME (ROLLING) 2011/2012 – programme value £95200 Subject to the level of funding and resource available. LOCATION SCHEME NAME AND DETAIL STATUS LOCAL WORKS MEMBER/S ALLOCATION GENERAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT WORK Routine enquiries Dealing with enquiries from all sources such as All 0 the general public, Members, police, district councils and parish councils. Approx 100 per week, 40 hours per week, equating to around 50% of the teams workforce. Implementation of speed limit To be funded separately All 0 changes recommended from A and B roads review. Contribution to the Casualty Contribute to the investigation of all fatal and All 0 Reduction Partnership. potential fatal accidents in liaison with Police, District Officers and Safety Engineering Team. Further reactive traffic management Reactive schemes not currently included within All 5000 works. the traffic management programme. S278 Audits Assessment of schemes being constructed by All 0 developers under section 278 of the Highways Act in terms of traffic management. 1 ITEM 5 Table 8a) WHOLE DISTRICT SCHEMES Those marked *** are not reserved matters and could be delivered through a district Agency Agreement. East Hampshire Civil Parking Application to DfT being drafted for wide All 25000 Enforcement (Application to DfT, consultation. Consultant being appointed via project team involvement plus sign EHDC to undertake sign and road marking and road marking review) review, amendments arising must be addressed by implementation date of December 2011. It is anticipated that this will require intensive attention by east TM staff for several months and may impact delivery of the TM programme. Scope of works required are unknown pending the review. IN PROGRESS (carry forward from 2010/2011) Disabled Person Parking Places ***Delivery ongoing. (2010/11 – approx 35 All 1500 enquiries, 30 bays installed) IN PROGRESS Keep Clear and Access Protection ***Delivery ongoing. IN PROGRESS All 1000 Markings SPEED LIMIT REMINDER SIGNS Those marked *** are not reserved matters and could be delivered through a district Agency Agreement. Speed Limit Reminder Sign – Rolling ***East Hampshire district wide deployment All 4000 Programme programme. IN PROGRESS LISS Parish owned speed limit reminder Initial contact made, sites identification being Cllr Clarke 0 (private sign scheme. (scheme set up) undertaken by Parish Council. SCHEME funding) DEVELOPMENT 2 ITEM 5 Table 8a) MEDSTEAD, Parish owned speed limit reminder Sites approved. Installation of post sockets for Cllr Kemp- 0 (private BEECH, sign scheme. (scheme set up) deployment on hold pending Parish Council Gee funding) BENTWORTH decision on whether to continue. ON HOLD (carry forward from 2010/2011) TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME SCHEMES Those marked *** are not reserved matters and could be delivered through a district Agency Agreement. WORKS TO BE ORDERED ALTON WESTBROOKE ROAD, ACKENDER ***Signs are missing in some locations on Cllr Joy 500 ROAD and KINGSLAND ROAD (no footpath through residential estate, TRO exists cycling signing to support TRO) prohibiting cycling and signs are required to support. Signing to be reviewed. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) ALTON ORCHARD TERRACE (verge ***Leader commitment made to consider the Cllr Joy 500 parking) introduction of ‘dragons teeth’ posts to prevent verge parking. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) BENTLEY A31 NORTHBOUND OFF-SLIP and ***Reduce sign clutter, redesign and replace Cllr Kemp- 500 ISINGTON LANE junction (direction sign. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward Gee sign review) from 2010/2011) FROYLE SERVICE ROAD at HEN AND ***Investigated. Access protection marking to Cllr Kemp- 50 CHICKEN (parking issues alongside be applied at road edge for advisory parking Gee PH) control. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) GRAYSHOTT STONEY BOTTOM junction with ***Junction markings to be amended to extend Cllr James 500 CROSSWAYS ROAD (visibility give way line to provide better visibility from improvement) side road. Warning sign and coloured surface patches to be applied on both approaches. 3 ITEM 5 Table 8a) WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) PETERSFIELD BELL HILL and STATION ROAD ***Addition of A3 route legend to direction sign Cllr West 300 (amendment of direction sign) as requested by Cllr West. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) PETERSFIELD RAMSHILL and TOR WAY ***Replacement of old style direction signs with Cllr West 700 (replacement of direction signs) new as requested by Cllr West. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) PETERSFIELD STATION ROAD (road studs) ***Provide road studs to double white line Cllr West 500 system outside Focus DIY. WORKS TO BE ORDERED (carry forward from 2010/2011) TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER APPROVAL CLANFIELD DRIFT ROAD and SOUTH LANE ***Short term parking restrictions being applied Cllr West 500 (parking controls) to increase turnover of vehicles. APPROVAL TO MAKE ORDER BEING SOUGHT (carry forward from 2010/2011) LISS STATION ROAD (parking controls) ***Proposed Order advertised and objections Cllr Clarke 100 received. Recommendation to proceed. Approval to make Order being sought. ORDER APPROVAL (carry forward from 2010/2011) LISS WESTON ROAD junction STATION ***Proposed Order advertised with no Cllr Clarke 200 ROAD (parking controls) objections. Approval to make Order being sought. ORDER APPROVAL (carry forward from 2010/2011) LISS MILL ROAD (parking controls) ***Proposed order advertised and objections Cllr Clarke 100 received. Recommendation to proceed. Approval to make Order being sought. ORDER APPROVAL (carry forward from 2010/2011) 4 ITEM 5 Table 8a) TRAFFIC REGULATION ORDER ADVERTISEMENT BENTLEY STATION ROAD, BENTLEY ***Proposals for extension to parking bay Cllr Kemp- 100 STATION (parking restriction prepared as per Parish Council request. Gee amendments) Objections received and proposal amended twice due to local changes to access and parking arrangements. Now being re- advertised. ORDER ADVERTISEMENT (carry forward from 2010/2011) HORNDEAN MURRAY ROAD (parking controls) ***Extension of ‘no waiting at any time’ Cllr Darragh 300 restriction. Proposals prepared and amended. Order being prepared for advertisement. ORDER ADVERTISEMENT (carry forward from 2010/2011) ROWLANDS LINKS LANE and THE GREEN ***Proposals prepared and Order being Cllr Darragh 500 CASTLE (parking controls) advertised. ORDER ADVERTISEMENT (carry forward from 2010/2011) WOOLMER HAMMER VALE, HAMMER LANE Associated with A3 Hindhead Tunnel Cllr James 0 (funded by HILL and SANDY LANE (40mph speed improvements. New speed limit proposals being Highways limit) prepared for advertising. ORDER Agency) ADVERTISEMENT CONSULTATION ALTON TOWN CENTRE (Taxi Rank and ***Initial proposals for changes to the parking Cllr Joy 3000 Disabled Parking provision) controls within the town centre prepared and stakeholders consulted. CONSULTATION (carry forward from 2010/2011) BURITON BOLLINGE HILL LANE (rural traffic Associated with the Shipwrights Way cycle Cllr West 0 calming and prohibition of driving to route being project managed by Countryside (funding from support the Shipwrights Way) service. Rural traffic calming proposed to the project provide overunnable narrowings at both ends of budget) 5 ITEM 5 Table 8a) Bollinge Hill Lane as a means of discouraging through traffic whilst maintaining access. Proposed to support this with a Prohibition of Driving Order to provide an ‘access only’ restriction. Proposals prepared and supported by the Parish Council and Parish Plan. Exhibition held on 1st March to gauge the wider community view. Results of exhibition being analysed and will be reported to the end of March Parish Council meeting. CONSULTATION (carry forward from 2010/2011) FOUR MARKS LYMINGTON BOTTOM ROAD and ***Application assessed, signing proposals Cllr Kemp- 0 SOLDRIDGE LANE (direction sign developed and estimate provided Feb 2011. Gee (private application for animal rescue centre) Awaiting acceptance. CONSULTATION (carry funding) forward from 2010/2011) GRAYSHOTT VILLAGE CENTRE including ***Conflict between delivery lorries at the Co- Cllr James 2000 AVENUE ROAD, GLEN ROAD, Op and parked vehicles which has resulted in CROSSWAYS ROAD (parking damage to a nearby property. Review required review) to village parking controls generally to provide a consistency of control to support compliance. Proposals prepared and initial consultation undertaken. Comments being considered proposals being amended as a result. CONSULTATION (carry forward from 2010/2011) HORNDEAN LOVEDEAN LANE (direction sign for ***Assessed and estimate provided, awaiting Cllr Darragh 0 (private United Reformed Church) instruction to proceed. CONSULTATION (carry funding) forward from 2010/2011) 6 ITEM 5 Table 8a) KINGSLEY MAIN ROAD (Post Office and Village ***Application by Kingsley Organisation. Cllr Kemp- 0 (private Shop direction sign application) Estimate provided, instruction to proceed Gee funding) awaited. CONSULTATION (carry forward from 2010/2011) PETERSFIELD SANDRINGHAM ROAD AREA, ***Preliminary proposals developed, Cllr West 5000 BARHAM ROAD AREA, LOVE LANE consultation being undertaken with and GRENEHURST WAY (phase 1 of stakeholders. CONSULTATION (carry forward town parking review, part of longer from 2010/2011) term wider project) PROPOSALS TO BE PREPARED / DETAILED DESIGN BORDON BUDDS LANE junction with A325 ***PROPOSALS
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