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Item 6 Page 1 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT HAMPSHIRE ACTION TEAM TRANSPORTATION MEETING – NEW FOREST PRIOR Item 6 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT HAMPSHIRE ACTION TEAM TRANSPORTATION MEETING – NEW FOREST PRIORITIES FOR MINOR CAPITAL PROGRAMME 2010/11 The attached tables detail the current proposals for: 5. Minor Works Programme. 6. Traffic Management Programme 7. District Agency Programme/Traffic Regulation Orders Members are asked to review the suggested priorities and recommend the HAT’s proposed programmes to the Executive Member for Environment. Page 1 Item 6 Table 5 Proposed Minor Capital Works Programme 2010/11 New Forest * Indicates developer/external funding Scheme name Project cost Status Gorley Road, Ringwood (footway construction) £10k HAT priority - Moat Lane, New Milton (improved pedestrian £10k HAT priority link) - Hamptun Crescent/Salisbury Road, Totton £8k HAT priority (footway construction) - Clough Road, Ringwood (footway £10k* construction) - Rhinefield Road, Brockenhurst (proposed - Land negotiations (fees only). Construction in 2011/12, footway) - subject to land acquisition/mitigation Page 2 Item 6 Table 6 Proposed Traffic Management Programme 2010/11 New Forest * Indicates Parish Partnership or developer/external funding Scheme name Status Local Member(s) Review of speed limits on A and B class 10 priority routes to be initially reviewed: All roads, in accordance with DfT Circular A36 ~ Ower Roundabout to Totton (A35) 01/2006 A326 ~ Colbury (A35) to Holbury (B3053) A336 ~ Cadnam (A31) to Totton (A36) A337 ~ Lymington (B3054) to Barton On Sea (Dorset County Boundary) A338 ~ Fordingbridge (B3078) to Wiltshire County Boundary A338 ~ Fordingbridge (B3078) to Ringwood (A31) B3053 ~ Holbury (A326) to Calshot B3055 ~ Hinton (A35) to Brockenhurst (A337) B3347 Ringwood (A31) to Sopley (Dorset County Boundary) A35 Lyndhurst to Totton Contribute to the Casualty Reduction Ongoing Various Partnership (CRP) – which investigates all fatal and potential fatal accidents which occur in the District in liaison with the Police and Safety Engineering colleagues. Page 3 Item 6 Ringwood*, Town Centre Implementation of pedestrian signing as a parish Cllr Rippon- partnership scheme contribution of £10,000 from Swaine Town Council. Brockenhurst, Tile Barn Lane Investigate traffic issues Cllr Thornber Lyndhurst, Shrubbs Hill Road Rationalise signing for advisory bus Lane Cllr Mans Marchwood, Village – lorry issues Reduction of lorries using Hythe Road subject to local Cllr Harrison, Cllr discussions. Dash Sopley* - Traffic calming – Phase 2 Phase 2 Footway scheme Cllr Rippon- to be progressed along the northbound one-way Swaine section. A326 Speed limit – follow up temporary Permanent speed limit being progressed . Statutory Cllr Harrison, Cllr speed limit with permanent TRO. consultation period until 12/4/10 Dash A326 at entrance to Marchwood Priory Experimental order implemented 1/3/10. Statutory Cllr Harrison, Cllr Hospital consultation period until 1/9/10. Dash Bramshaw, B3079 Speed limit amendment to join 30 mph limits Cllr Heron Burley* – Ringwood Road Trial features to be made permanent along Ringwood Cllr Mans Road. Back Lane, Sway Proposed environmental improvement. Cllr Thornber Page 4 Item 6 Fawley, Church Lane* - Traffic calming Meeting held with Parish Council and local residents. Cllr McEvoy Feasibility of measures to be progressed. Milford-on-Sea, Village centre Investigate 20 mph speed limit Cllr Kendal Ringwood, Christchurch Road – informal To be investigated Cllr Rippon- pedestrian facility Swaine Fawley, Hampton Lane, Blackfield Feasibility of relocating pedestrian crossing facility in Cllr McEvoy vicinity of school. Fawley, Rollestone Road Investigate traffic speeds/request for reduction of Cllr McEvoy speed limit (40 to 30). Hythe Southampton Road/Fawley Road– TM issues to be investigated Cllr Dash redirected from Village 30 programme Ringwood, Hightown Rd, Crow Ln – TM issues to be investigated Cllr Rippon- redirected from Village 30 programme Swaine Burley Road Brockenhurst Pilot Traffic calming scheme to be progressed Cllr Thornber Beaulieu, High Street Parking issues – surveys to be arranaged. Cllr Thornber Page 5 Item 6 Reserve Schemes Scheme name Status Local Member(s) Bransgore, Station Road, Ringwood Road To be investigated Cllr Mans and Hintonwood Lane Rockbourne to Sandleheath Road (C93) Investigate traffic speeds Cllr Heron Fawley, Calshot Road – review pedestrian To be investigated Cllr McEvoy safety Fordingbridge, Roundhill Trial closure of car park entrance Cllr Heron Copythorne/Netley Marsh – Edens Lane, Extension of New Forest 40 mph zone Cllr Heron, Cllr Winsor Lane, Loperwood, Pound Lane Mans Page 6 Item 6 Table 7 Proposed District Agency Traffic Management/ Traffic Regulation Order Programme 2010/11 New Forest Scheme name Status Local Member(s) BROCKENHURST - Waiting Implement advertised proposals if agreed. Part carried forward M Holding restrictions Brookley Rd. from 2009/10 as a result of amendments to the Brookley Rd K Thornber Casualty Reduction Scheme. Brockenhurst FAWLEY/HOLBURY/BLACKFI Requests received from Local Members and Parish Council will G Parkes, L ELD – Various Roads - Review be assessed and traffic regulation order progressed. Dunsdon, of waiting restrictions. K Lord, B Wappet A. McEvoy Fawley HYTHE Marine Park –Sign Carried forward from 2009/10. Undertake further consultations. M McLean advisory access route via Frost Subject to no objections from local HCC members this will be M Robinson Lane progressed subject to external funding. S Wade C Harrison B Dash G. Parkes A. McEvoy Hythe & Dibden Fawley LYMINGTON, Various Roads Part carried forward from 2009/10. Implement advertised E Lewis – Waiting restrictions - Old proposals, if agreed, A Rostand Farm Walk, New St., Kings Rd, May 2010 A Evans High St, South St, Wellworthy Lymington & Rd, Grove Pl, Church La, Pennington Queen Elizabeth Ave & Marsh Page 7 Item 6 Scheme name Status Local Member(s) La, Gosport St & Lower Buckland Rd LYMINGTON - Pennington Stage 1 works due to start April 2010. Linked to Portfolio T Swain Cross to Southampton Rd Holder decision http://forestnet2/committeedocs/p- E Lewis Avenue Road (via Stanford tphd/CDD05570.pdf External funding available (up to £33,000) A Rostand Road/Priestlands Place) Cycle to fund part of the cost. Completion linked to receipt of further A Evans Route – Detailed design and contributions Lymington & partial implementation Pennington LYMINGTON, Avenue Road Linked to Portfolio Holder decision T Swain near its junction with Lower http://forestnet2/committeedocs/p-tphd/CDD05570.pdf E Lewis Buckland Rd junction - Widen Following discussion at NF HAT (21/10/08 & 20/3/09) Initial site A Rostand central refuge & associated investigation into tree issues was favourable. Detailed design A Evans road widening, earthworks and & preparatory works will be progressed using developers' Lymington & retaining wall, dropped contributions recently allocated but additional funding required Pennington crossings. Cycle route link to to undertake widening and kerbing works. Emsworth Road with dismount sections - Investigate and prepare preliminary proposal. LYMINGTON, Various Roads Linked to lorry parking and road safety issues. Will also take E Lewis – Loading restrictions High account of recommendations in Lymington Parking Study. A Rostand Street by controlled crossing T Swain and waiting restrictions inc. A Evans Daniell’s Walk and other roads Lymington & identified in review. Pennington MINSTEAD, Running Hill – Carried forward from 2009/10. Implementation of Prohibition of H Forse Closure adj A31 (currently Driving Order subject to Highways Agency (HA) agreement K Mans northern section one way which /funding. HA likely to implement works Minstead will need to be revoked when any Prohibition of Driving Order is made) NEW MILTON, Various Roads Part carried forward from 2009/10. Implement advertised S Davies – Waiting restrictions – Barton proposals if agreed April 2010 J Ward Page 8 Item 6 Scheme name Status Local Member(s) Court Rd, Crossmead Ave, G Beck Gore Rd Ind Est, Queensway, J Hutchins Whitefield Rd, Church M Kendal La/Christchurch Rd service New Milton road & Southern Lane NEW MILTON, Full road Anticipated that the Prohibition of Driving Order to be S Davies closure for Station Road South advertised in April. Community based initiative aimed at J Ward in connection with the enhancing the vitality of the town centre. M Kendal Wednesday Market (trial but New Milton hoped will become permanent) RINGWOOD - Kings Arms Legal requirement to review experimental order unless J Heron Lane One Way Southbound measure to automatically lapse. Referred to in Local Plan. S Rippon-Swaine Experimental Order implemented Nov 2009. Consider Ringwood objections and whether or not should be made permanent. Additional illuminated signing required. RINGWOOD – Hightown Road Linked to improved crossing facilities in Hightown Road and J Heron (E end), Parsonage Barn parking in vicinity of Ringwood School which has continued S Rippon-Swaine Lane/Kingsfield area and support from Local Members and Town Council. Ringwood Frampton Close – Waiting restrictions. RINGWOOD High Street - Local concerns raised about parking issues. J Heron Review of waiting, loading S Rippon-Swaine restrictions and disabled Ringwood persons parking places. RINGWOOD - Hightown Road Has continued support from Local Members and Town Council. J Heron (E end) Uncontrolled Following successful trial in Feb. 2010 will be progressed using S Rippon-Swaine pedestrian/Cycle crossing and materials that will allow layout to be adjusted
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