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PRIMARY TREATMENT ROUTES Meadowhead Depot in Coylton PRIMARY TREATMENT ROUTES Meadowhead Depot in Coylton operates six primary gritting routes, mainly but not exclusively, confined to the north of the Council area; and includes the major towns of Ayr, Prestwick and Troon. Grangestone Depot in Girvan operates three primary gritting routes, mainly in the south of the Council area; and includes the major towns of Maybole and Girvan. Method Acting on advice received from the Council’s weather service provider, primary gritting routes will receive precautionary treatment prior to the onset of frost / ice. Included within the primary routes are all A class and B class roads and strategic C class and unclassified roads. Roads which meet the council’s criteria of precautionary treatment applied to a minimum of one road servicing council schools, hospitals, health centres and emergency service depots, plus roads servicing high concentrations of employment, commercial outlets and densely populated residential areas and other roads of strategic importance are also included. The exception to this arrangement is when the Council’s weather service provider advises that there is no risk of hazardous winter road conditions in any of the four climatic domains. In this event altered routes which exclude roads in a particular climatic domain are used. A small number of roads within residential areas may be partly treated in order to optimise a predetermined routing system. Document Winter Service 2011/2012 Revision 0 Operational Plan & Policy Page 1 of 10 Date 13/09/2011 Appendix 1 – Primary Treatment Routes Meadowhead Primary Route 1. A70, A79, A759, B742, B747, B730, B743, B744, Coylton, Ayr (Centre), Prestwick, Troon, Dundonald, Craigie, Tarbolton, Annbank. Coylton to Prestwick. From depot, grit right into B742, at A70 turn right and continue gritting including all roundabouts en-route to Holmston R/A Grit Holmston Road and all R/A’ en-route, right into Station Bridge and all R/A’ en-route Parkhouse Street, Killoch Place, Burns Statue Square, Parkhouse Street, Station Bridge, Station Road, dual carriage-way A79 (B747) including all roundabouts en-route to R/A at Wagon Road, circumnavigate R/A return to R/A at Holmston Road, circumnavigate R/A, stop Gritting. Grit Main Street, New Road and (A79) and all R/A’s, Prestwick Road, Ayr Road, Main Street. Prestwick to Troon. Circumnavigating all R/A’s en-route grit left into A79, Prestwick Airport by-pass to Monktonhill R/A at A78, Circumnavigate R/A, Grit to R/A Shawfarm Road, Stop Gritting at R/A. Grit B749 Monktonhill Road, unclassified section of Monktonhill Road, Craigend Road, left into B749 Southwood Road, left into Monktonhill Grit Craigend Road, right into South Beach, Ayr Street, Templehill, right and left into Harbour Road to the Ferry Terminal, Grit Port Ranald Drive, at Mini R/A, left into P & O Terminal, grit terminal continue gritting, left Port Ranald Drive, Barassie Street, Portland Street, Jubilee Road, Port Ranald Drive. Grit Portland Street (A759), Dundonald Road, Troon Road, Main Street (A759) Troon to Gatehead, Drybridge and Dundonald. Grit across boundary at Gatehead, to the Cochrane Inn at Gatehead. Grit left into Kilmarnock Road right, Fullarton Avenue, Newfield Drive, (Dundonald Primary School), Castle Drive, Cochrane Avenue, Fullarton Avenue, Kilmarnock Road, Drybridge Road, Kilnford Drive to A759 Troon Road. Grit left into Drybridge Road B730 to Shewalton Road at Drybridge, stop gritting. Grit B730 Drybridge Road, to Kilnford Drive. Grit B730 Main Street. Craigie to Tarbolton and Annbank. Grit B730, at approximately 500 metres past Craigie Road bear left at (Caldrongill) A719, C80 to C119 at approx’ 1.155 km’s past crossroads from C64 Craigie Road to C119 near Howcommon Farm, turn right, (Howcommon is on the left) continue gritting right into C119, C64 through Craigie,U80 to B730. Grit B730 through Tarbolton, to the B743. Grit right B743, left B744, through Annbank, Goodwin Drive, Weston Avenue. Grit left into Braeside, left Braeside, right Whitehill Crescent, right Braeside, left Braeside, left Weston Avenue, B744 to the junction with the A70 at Belston. End of route. Document Winter Service 2011/2012 Revision 0 Operational Plan & Policy Page 2 of 10 Date 13/09/2011 Appendix 1 – Primary Treatment Routes Meadowhead Primary Route 2. A79, A719, B742, B743, B744, B7035 Grit A79 continuously from A77 to Parkhouse Street at Burns Statue Square. Grit Alloway Place and grit continuously, circumnavigating R/A’ en-route: Fort Street (Ayr Academy), left South Harbour Street, grit to end and turn left South Beach Road, left and right South Harbour Street. Grit South Harbour Street, left New Bridge Street, Main Street, right King Street to R/A at junction with John Street, circumnavigate R/A, King Street, left Main Street, New Bridge Street, Sandgate, left Fullarton Street, Bus Station, left Douglas Street left Boswell Park. Grit Main Street, New Road. Grit Heathfield Road, left Afton Avenue, left Doon Avenue, (Heathfield Primary School), left Waterloo Road, left Prestwick Road. Grit Heathfield Road to the A77. Grit B743 Heathfield Road, left Low Road, left High Road, Whitletts R/A. Heathfield to Whitletts to A77 Sandyford Toll Grit B743 Heathfield Road, left Low Road, left High Road, Whitletts R/A. Grit and circumnavigate all R/A’s en route, High Road, Main Road, Whitletts Road, King Street, circumnavigate R/A at John Street King Street, Whitletts Road, Main Road, High Road, to Highfield Road. Grit left into B7035, right into B743, grit past triangular island, stop gritting on R/A. Grit section of road from R/A to end of triangular island, stop gritting. Grit B743, left B742, left A719, stop gritting at A77 Sandyford Toll. A719 Sandyford Toll to A76 Crossroads, B744 to Tarbolton, B743 to A76 Grit A719 across boundary to Crossroads at A76, stop gritting. Grit B744 continuously to Croft Street Tarbolton. Continue gritting, left Croft Street, right Westport, left Gallowhill Avenue, left Langlands Drive, (Tarbolton Primary School), right Gallowhill Avenue, stop gritting. Grit Sandgate Street, Fail Avenue, right Mansfield Street, right Back Street, left Princes Street, left Montgomerie Street, stop gritting. Grit B744 to B743, left into B743 stop gritting. Grit B743 to boundary at East Smithston and continue gritting to the A76 at Kilmarnock Road Mauchline. Mauchline to Mossblown and Annbank Grit B743, to Mossblown continue gritting, right into Sandyford Road, right into Arcon Avenue, right Drumley Avenue, right Drumley Drive, right Mauchline Road. Grit left Annbank Road, (Schools: Annbank Primary and St Ann’s Primary), left Station Road, right Mossgreen Place, right Afton Avenue to end. Grit left into Annbank Road, left into Church Drive and grit past School entrance, and return to Annbank Road, left into Annbank Road, right Weston Brae B744. End of route. Document Winter Service 2011/2012 Revision 0 Operational Plan & Policy Page 3 of 10 Date 13/09/2011 Appendix 1 – Primary Treatment Routes Meadowhead Primary Route 3. B742 from Hillhead, A713 to Ayr. A719 coastal road to B741 Girvan. B741 B7045, Dailly, Straiton, Kirkmichael. B742 from Hillhead, A713 to Ayr Grit B742 through boundary to A713 to A77. Grit Dalmellington Road (Queen Margaret Academy), Castlehill Road to Station Bridge circumnavigate R/A into Castlehill Road, left Ashgrove Street (Holmston Primary School), left Dongola Road, left Holmston Road. A719 coastal road to B741 Girvan Grit Miller Road, Racecourse Road A719 (Fisherton Primary School) C12 Dunure, Castle Road, Station Road. Grit A719 S/B to Maidens left Shanter Road (Maidens Primary School) and grit to School entrance. Grit A719 to the junction with A77. B741 B7045, Dailly, Straiton, Kirkmichael. Grit B741, at Dailly, Bridge Street, Woodside, left at Tee junction, 2nd left The Loaning, 2nd left Back Road, 2nd right Bridge Street, right Main Street, Dailly Primary School, grit to Straiton . Newton Stewart Road, (Straiton Primary School) Tairlaw Bridge. Grit right into Dalmellington Road, B741, stop gritting. Grit B7045 right into Bolestyle Road, and Bolestyle Crescent, Woodside Avenue to Kirkmichael Primary School. Straiton Road, grit B7045 to A77, Merrick Crescent (Minishant Primary School). Grit C39 to A713, stop gritting. End of route. Document Winter Service 2011/2012 Revision 0 Operational Plan & Policy Page 4 of 10 Date 13/09/2011 Appendix 1 – Primary Treatment Routes Meadowhead Primary Route 4. Ayr South, Town Centre, Holmston, Forehill, Masonhill, Castlehill, Belmont, Kincaidston, Seafield, Laigh Glengall, Doonfoot, Alloway. Coylton. Holmston and Forehill Grit Hilfoot Road, Holmston Drive, Caledonia Road (Forehill Primary School), Armour Drive, Glencairn Road, Overmills Road (Kyle Academy), Craigholm Road, Lothian Road, Mossgiel Road, Mount Oliphant Crescent. Belmont, Alloway and Doonfoot Grit Belmont Road, B7024 Monument Road, Alloway Street, Murdochs Loan, Doonholm Road (Alloway Primary School). Grit Greenfield Avenue, Cunning Park Drive at R/A into Gearholm Road, Scaur O’Doon Road, Abbots Way (Doonfoot Primary School), Greenan Way, Greenan Road, Earls Way, Avenue, Longhill Avenue, Cairnsmuir Drive, Newark Crescent, right into Corserine Road continue gritting left into Newark Crescent, right into Crossburn, right into Browncarrick Drive, left and right into Dunure Road, Longhill Avenue, The Loaning, Laughlanglen Road. Belmont and Kincaidston Grit Finlas Avenue, Carcluix Crescent, Shiel Hill, Carcluie Crescent, Bradan Drive, Grit Kerse Park, Bathurst Drive, Merkland Road, left into Kerse Park, Grit, Kincaidston
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