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Chelmsford City Local Highways Panel - Approved Works Programme (March 2016) Chelmsford City Local Highways Panel - Approved Works Programme (March 2016) Approved Schemes - In Progress Scheme Key Completed Cancelled Update Ref. CMA Scheme Allocated Task Name Parish Finish Cost Code Works Description Comments No. Approved Type Budget 2013/14 Approved Phase 1 - RAB signs/lines March Chelmsford Traffic 1 Parkway A1060 Odeon RAB Aug 2016 10/07/2013 LCHE132022 Traffic Management Improvements (TMI) £41,000 2016, Phase 2 - Variable Message non Parished Management and Car Park signs August 2016 O/s Moulsham Grange, Chelmsford Traffic 2 Feb 2016 04/02/2014 LCHE132071 Raise kerbing/add bollards/pave area £12,500 Completed London Road, Chelmsford non Parished Management Main Road (at southern Chelmsford Traffic On going liaison with Parish Council 3 Broomfield Parish Mar 2016 18/03/2014 LCHE142001 Village gateway treatment - design £5,000 non Parished Management over gateway sign design boundary), Broomfield Parish Council have agreed for Main Road (at northern Chelmsford Traffic scheme to be On Hold until any 4 Broomfield Parish Mar 2016 18/03/2014 LCHE142002 Village gateway treatment - design £5,000 non Parished Management changes to RAB are finalised. Moved boundary), Broomfield back to Potential Schemes List Following Prioritisation meeting - Main Rd nr j/w Church Rd, East Traffic Suggestion is to complete Design 5 Mar 2016 04/02/2014 LCHE132068 Create walkable verge £11,500 East Hanningfield Hanningfield Management works (£3k) and move implementation (£8.5K) to Potential Schemes List Watchouse Road (Skinners Traffic On going liaison with Parish Council 6 Lane to Pipers Tye), Galleywood Jun 2016 18/03/2014 LCHE142003 Speed reduction measures - VAS sign £10,000 Management on VAS options Galleywood Following Prioritisation meeting - Continuation of footway from Village to Heritage Centre - Civil Suggestion is to progress Margaretting Road, 7 Galleywood Aug 2016 12/09/2013 LCHE003001 Walking Works £88k, Legal/Design Costs £31k. Panel wish to use £124,000 Legal/Design works (£31k) and move Galleywood unspent budget from 2012/13 implementation(£88k) to Potential Schemes List Five entry point to Traffic 8 Galleywood Dec 2015 04/02/2014 LCHE132016 Install five Village gateway features £12,500 Completed Galleywood Management 2014/15 Approved Was Mar 2016, scheme slipped due to O/s 140-147 Forest Drive Chelmsford Traffic issues around disabled parking bay 9 Sep 2016 02/06/2014 LCHE142004 To construct lay-by within available verge £25,000 Chelmsford non Parished Management and statutory undertakers apparatus. See design in Appendix 1 Phase 1 - Grass paver lay-bys, Parking Improvements along whole length of road (1377m) - footways and bus stops starting Jan Chelmsford Traffic 10 Avon Road, Chelmsford Apr 2016 02/06/2014 LCHE142031 measures to prevent parking on verges combined with creation £228,923 2016 for nine weeks , Phase 2 - timber non Parished Management of parking laybys bollards/fencing top up £44k agreed January 2016 Panel meeting. Ten Entry points to Chelmsford Traffic Improved City nameplate signage, to include image of area of 11 Dec 2016 09/07/2014 LCHE142023 £40,000 Chelmsford City non Parished Management interest within City, will require DfT approval Dyers Hall to Cricket Traffic 12 Ground, Mashbury Road, Chignal Mar 2016 02/06/2014 LCHE142032 Creation of three passing places on narrow road £59,700 Management Chignal Sandon Hill, Ford End Traffic Provision of 30mph count down signs at either end of Village ( Awaiting approval from Department of 13 Ford End Sep 2016 24/04/2014 LCHE142016 £4,000 30mph signs Management will require DfT approval) Transport for sign design Traffic management improvements through Village - Speed Traffic 14 Sandon Hill, Ford End Ford End May 2016 24/04/2014 LCHE142017 terminal signs at village gateways, VAS's, Improved bend £58,500 CMA signed to allow mini-RAB Management signage, mini-RAB, improved school signage Scheme is a result of a Road Safety A1060 Maldon Road j/w Traffic Remedial works to Section 278 highway works - Audit, no other source of funding 15 Sandon Sep 2016 02/06/2014 LCHE142021 £10,000 Molrams Lane, Sandon Management signing/lining/lighting improvements available to implement resulting works required. Was Mar 2016 A132/B1012 (Shaw Farm South Following Prioritisation meeting - Traffic Improved Goods Vehicle Signage to keep vehicles on Priority 16 RAB and B1012/B1418, Woodham May 2016 09/07/2014 LCHE142041 £7,500 suggestion to move implementation to Management Route and not diverting through Woodham Ferrers South Woodham Ferrers Ferrers Potential Schemes List Following Prioritisation meeting - Suggestion is to progress Chelmer Retail Park, Phase 2 of scheme to rebuild and widen northern access ramp 17 Springfield Jul 2016 24/04/2014 LCHE144006 Cycling £40,000 Legal/Design works at £10k and move Springfield to retail park implementation at £30k to Potential Schemes List 2015/16 Approved Traffic 20 Priory Road, Bicknacre Bicknacre Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152058 Bend warning signs £1,000 Completed Management Hammonds Road/Church Traffic Flood Gauges/Flood Sensors/Verge Marker Posts, Upgraded 21 Road, Little Boreham Oct 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152010 £25,000 Management Signs/Ditch and Vegetation works. Baddow/Boreham Pedestrian Countdown timers for pedestrian crossing - To show Parkway/Moulsham Street Chelmsford Countdown immediately after end of Green Man to show time 22 Mar 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE151010 Safer Roads £60,000 Completed Pedestrian Crossing Non Parished left before Red Man appears (Was part of reference LCHE151007) 20 mph zone/limit - Moulsham Drive/Lady Lane/Hamlet Road/St Chelmsford Traffic 23 Old Moulsham Oct 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE152057 Johns Road/Vicarage Road/Moulsham Street - (Was reference £26,500 Non Parished Management LCHE132057) Improvements to existing 20 mph signage/roundel road Chelmsford Traffic 24 Springfield Allied Estate Aug 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE152069 markings - (Sandford Road/Chelmer Road/Springfield Road/Hill £3,000 Non Parished Management Road/Navigation Road) (Was reference LCHE142069) Chelmsford Improved cycle crossing point and continuity of cycle network to 25 Lawn Lane/Waveney Drive Mar 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE154001 Cycling £5,000 Non Parished Springfield Chelmsford Scheme CH17 - convert southern footway to cycleway/footway See Appendix 1 for design, possible 26 Melbourne Avenue Aug 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE154007 Cycling £25,000 Non Parished (Chignal Road to North Avenue) (Was reference LCHE134006) top up £41,593 required Phase between Moulsham Junior Chelmsford Scheme CH34 - convert and widen footway (opposite School to Chelmsford College planned 27 Princes Road Aug 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE154009 Cycling £95,000 Non Parished Moulsham School to Lidl) (was reference LCHE134009) for Summer Holidays 2016. See Appendix 1 for design. County High School, Chelmsford Traffic 28 Broomfield Road, Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152063 Pedestrian guard rail outside exit of school £3,000 Completed Non Parished Management Chelmsford Page 1 of 2 Chelmsford City Local Highways Panel - Approved Works Programme (March 2016) 2015/16 Approved (Continued) Our Lady Immaculate Chelmsford Traffic 29 School, New London Road, Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152051 Pedestrian guard rail and raise kerbs £7,500 Completed Non Parished Management Chelmsford - A414 Three Mile Hill j/w A12 Chelmsford 30 Mar 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE151005 Safer Roads Signage/lighting improvements £25,000 Completed junction 15, Chelmsford Non Parished Melbourne Avenue RAB j/w Chelmsford School 31 Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE156001 Pedestrian guard rail at raised pavement and tactile paving £11,500 Completed West Avenue/North Avenue Non Parished Crossing Patrol Kings Road Primary School, Chelmsford School 32 Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE156002 Dropped kerbs and tactile paving for school crossing patrol £8,000 Completed Kings Road, Chelmsford Non Parished Crossing Patrol Following initial design works scheme Beehive Lane nr Honeypots, Chelmsford School Dropped kerbs and tactile paving to allow school crossing patrol 33 Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE156004 £3,500 not feasible due to existing driveway Chelmsford Non Parished Crossing Patrol top relocate. dropped kerbs. Following Prioritisation meeting - Footway to link two parts of Danbury - Penny Royal Road Suggestion is to complete Design 34 Penny Royal Road Danbury Aug 2016 22/04/2015 LCHE153002 Walking (Mayes Lane to Woodhill Road) (Was reference £66,000 works £3k and move implementation LCHE143001) £63k to Potential Schemes List A414 Main Road near Griffin 35 Danbury Jan 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE151006 Safer Roads Signing and Lining works £7,400 Completed Public House, Danbury Improvements to bend ahead warning signs and investigate B1008 Chelmsford Road 36 Ford End Feb 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE151008 Safer Roads carriageway widening - Ford End to Barnston (Was reference £33,000 Ford End to Barnston LCHE141005) Paper Mill Bridge, North Traffic Flood Gauges/Flood Sensors/Verge Marker Posts, Upgraded 37 Hill/Moden Hall Lane, Little Little Baddow Oct 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152003 £25,000 Management Signs/Ditch and Vegetation works. Baddow PRoW Footpath 33, South Public right of Surface improvements - laying road planings - 270m length with 38 Downham Road, South Mar 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE158009 £5,000 PRoW works weather dependent Hanningfield Way a width 1.0m to 1.5 m Hanningfield South Traffic Extension of 40 mph speed limit, reposition Town nameplate, Traffic regulation order being 39 A132 Burnham Road Woodham Jan 2017 22/04/2015 LCHE152079 £10,000 Management SLOW road markings (Was reference LCHE142079) progressed Ferrers Traffic Was Apr 2015, see design in 40 Buttsbury Bridge, Stock Stock Sep 2016 17/06/2015 LCHE152080 Traffic Management Improvements at bridge £17,700 Management Appendix 1 2015/16 Revenue Schemes To date twenty-eight ATC's and three Traffic Ad Hoc Survey Works - Automatic Traffic Counts/Degree of 41 Survey Works Various TBC TBC 22/04/2015 LCHE152007 £10,000 PV² surveys have been carried out - Management Pedestrian Conflict Surveys/Road Safety Assessments total cost £9,700. Page 2 of 2 Chelmsford City Local Highways Panel - Approved Works Programme (March 2016) Approved Schemes - Designs & Feasibility Studies Scheme Key Completed Cancelled Update Ref.
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