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West Sussex County Council (Horsham District: Various Parishes - Various Roads) (Highway Maintenance Programme) (Temporary Closure) Order 2020 WEST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL (HORSHAM DISTRICT: VARIOUS PARISHES - VARIOUS ROADS) (HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PROGRAMME) (TEMPORARY CLOSURE) ORDER 2020 NOTICE is hereby given that not less than 7 days from the date of this notice, West Sussex County Council intends to make an Order under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, the effect of which will be to temporarily close the following roads throughout their entire lengths unless otherwise stated:- Ashurst: B2135 Bines Green - From the junction of Golden Lane to the junction of Star Road, B2135 Church Road - From the junction of High Street to the junction of Staples Hill Broadbridge Heath & Slinfold: A281 Broadbridge Heath Road/Guildford Road -From Shelly Brook roundabout junction to Newbridge roundabout junction, Cowfold & West Grinstead: A272 Cowfold Road/Bolney Road - From the junction of the A24 to the junction of Spronketts Lane, Henfield: A281 London Road - From the junction of Wheatsheaf Road to St Crispins, Horsham: Foundry Lane, Pulborough: Church Hill - From the junction of Church Place to the junction of Lower Street, Gay Street Lane - From the junction of Stane Street to the junction of Nutbourne Lane, Stane Street - From the junction of Gay Street Lane to The Old School, West Chiltington Road - From the junction of the A283 to Hulls Farm, Rudgwick & Slinfold: A281 Guildford Road - From the junction of the A29 to the junction of Hillhouse Lane, Rusper: Charlwood Road - From the junction of Prestwood Lane to the junction of Bonnetts Lane, Shermanbury & West Grinstead: B2116 Partridge Green Road/Shermanbury Road - From the junction of Littleworth Lane to the junction of the A281, Shipley & West Grinstead: A272 Coolham Road - From the junction of the B2139 to the junction of the A24, A24 Worthing Road Southbound - From the junction of Cowfold Road to the junction of Worthing Road, Dial Post, Southwater: Cripplegate Lane - From the junction of Cedar Drive to the junction with Mill Straight, Quarry Way - From the junction of Station Road to the junction with Timber Mill, Station Road - From the junction with Worthing Road to the junction with Quarry Way, Timber Mill - From the junction with Quarry Way to No. 108, Steyning: B2135 Horsham Road - From the junction of Spithandle Lane to the junction of the A283, Storrington & Sullington: A283 Pulborough Road - From the junction of Monastery Lane to the junction of Reed Close, Thakeham: Peacocks Lane, Thakeham & West Chiltington: East Street - From the B2139 to Broadford Bridge Road, Upper Beeding: A2037 Henfield Road - From the junction of High Street to Southdown Caravan Park, Warnham: Rowhook Hill - From Fern Cottage to the junction of Waterlands Lane, West Grinstead: Park Lane - From the junction of Steyning Road to the junction of the A272 Woodmancote: Horn Lane - From the junction of Bramlands Lane to the junction of Shoreham Road. These road closures are needed to protect public safety whilst the 2020/21 highway maintenance programme is carried out. It is expected that the affected roads will be closed for upto 2 days. The exact dates and duration of the works in each location will be confirmed in advance locally nearer the time. The Order will come into effect on x September 2020 and remain in force for up to 18 months, or until the works programme is completed, whichever is earlier. During the works alternative routes for vehicles will be indicated on site. Access to properties on the affected length of road will be maintained at all times. Any queries about the effect of the Order on traffic using the highway should be directed to the West Sussex County Council Contact Centre, telephone number 01243 642105. Dated this 10th day of September 2020 Director of Law & Assurance County Hall Chichester. .
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