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Highway and Transport Delivery Programme 2020/21 Highway And Appendix 2(a) Highway and Transport Local Highways Maintenance Block Delivery Programme Carriageways - Principal Roads Resurfacing 2020/21 (2020/21 Planned Delivery - Approved) Location Scheme Details Programme Delivery Scheme No Parish Locality CLC Road Name Details or Extent Road Class Work Type Project Manager Status Build Year Storrington and West of junction with Spierbridge Road to B2139 Amberley Road 6008126 STORRINGTON Chanctonbury PULBOROUGH ROAD A283 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Sullington including Roundabout 69751 Crawley LANGLEY GREEN Crawley LONDON ROAD NORTHBOUND Airport Roundabout to Airport Way Access Northbound A23 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Norhtbound 69741 Crawley LANGLEY GREEN Crawley LONDON ROAD Airport Way Access Northbound to Longbridge A23 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Roundabout/county boundry 6009293 Fernhurst FERNHURST North Chichester BELL ROAD Surrey boundary to just south of Bell Road Access Road A286 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Midhurst Road/Haslemere Road 6009481 Fernhurst FERNHURST North Chichester HASLEMERE ROAD Fernhurst Garage, Midhurst Road to Cedar Cottage, Haslemere A286 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Road 6009267 Donnington DONNINGTON South Chichester STOCKBRIDGE ROAD Stockbridge Gardens to Stockbridge Roundabout A286 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6011953 Worthing WORTHING Worthing TEVILLE ROAD South Farm Road to no.21 Teville Road A2031 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Junction with A259, A2032 and Titnore Lane 6006965 Worthing GORING-BY-SEA Worthing GORING CROSSWAYS ROUNDABOUT A259 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 [including approaches/exits] BROADWATER STREET WEST 932404 Worthing BROADWATER Worthing Broadwater Roundabout to Warren Road Roundabout A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 NORTHBOUND BROADWATER STREET WEST 932404/1 Worthing BROADWATER Worthing Warren Road Roundabout to Broadwater Roundabout A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 SOUTHBOUND 932404/2 Worthing BROADWATER Worthing CISSBURY ROAD A24 Broadwater Street West SB to no.2 Charmandean Road D128 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 North and Southbound approach to pedestrian crossing at A24 6007872 Worthing FINDON VALLEY Worthing FINDON ROAD A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 j/w Cissbury Avenue Poulters Corner 6006482 Worthing WEST TARRING Worthing POULTERS LANE A2032 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Junction A2032 with A2031 Traffic Signals junction with South Street / Downview Road / 6007582 Worthing WEST WORTHING Worthing TARRING ROAD A2031 / C273 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 New Broadway 6007582/1 Worthing WEST WORTHING Worthing NEW BROADWAY South Street to St Boltolph's Road A2031 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6010408 Worthing WORTHING Worthing CHAPEL ROAD Liverpool Road to Richmond Road A24 / D104 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6010409 Worthing WORTHING Worthing CHAPEL ROAD Richmond Road to Chapel Road Roundabout A24 / D104 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 *** £2,755,000 Budget *** Schemes below this line are reserved schemes and are not currently programmed in 2020/21 6009242 Shoreham/Southwick SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Adur STEYNING ROAD (Northern Section) Approach & Exit to/from Adur Bridge RA A283 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6009575 West Grinstead WEST GRINSTEAD Chanctonbury WORTHING ROAD SOUTHBOUND Bassels Lane to right hand filter lane for Worthing Road A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6009575/1 Shipley SHIPLEY North Horsham WORTHING ROAD SOUTHBOUND A272 Cowfold Road to Bassels Lane A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6000390 Pulborough PULBOROUGH Chanctonbury CHURCH HILL Lower Street to Old Rectory Lane A29 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6000580 Warnham WARNHAM North Horsham GREAT DAUX ROUNDABOUT Junction of A24 & A264 A24 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC Traffic Signal junction - Imberhorne Lane 6009563 East Grinstead EAST GRINSTEAD North Mid Sussex LONDON ROAD A22 / C602 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC [no.28/29 London Road to Petrol Station (BP/M&S)] Appendix 2(a) Highway and Transport Local Highways Maintenance Block Delivery Programme Carriageways - Local Roads Resurfacing 2020/21 (2020/21 Planned Delivery - Approved) Location Scheme Details Programme Delivery Scheme No Parish Locality CLC Road Name Details or Extent Road Class Work Type Project Manager Status Build Year 932406 Shoreham/Southwick SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Adur BRUNSWICK ROAD Tarmount Lane to Queens Place C163 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6009391 Shoreham/Southwick SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Adur TARMOUNT LANE St Mary's Road to New Road D148 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6003162 Shoreham/Southwick SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Adur ST MARYS ROAD Church Street to East Street C163 / D148 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6009426 Shoreham/Southwick SHOREHAM-BY-SEA Adur NEW ROAD East Street to A259 Brighton Road C163 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Central and South 6009020 Burgess Hill BURGESS HILL CANTS LANE Junction Road to Kings Way C354 / P186 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Mid Sussex Storrington and 6008117 STORRINGTON Chanctonbury WATER LANE Snapes Road to South of mini-RA C78 / D113 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Sullington 6011952 Crawley TINSLEY GREEN Crawley BALCOMBE ROAD Under M23 to property 'Shutters' B2036 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6003025 Houghton HOUGHTON Eastern Arun SOUTH LANE B2139 to end of highway D111 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 60404956 Harting SOUTH HARTING North Chichester SOUTH ACRE Tipper Lane to New Lane D58 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 930576 Harting SOUTH HARTING North Chichester NEW LANE Elsted Road to PROW Green Lane D58 / G23 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 69795 Horsham HORSHAM North Horsham FOUNDRY LANE Parsonage Road to Kings Road C186 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6008469 East Grinstead EAST GRINSTEAD North Mid Sussex RAILWAY APPROACH London Road to Station Road Roundabout C602 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6000571 Slaugham HANDCROSS North Mid Sussex HORSHAM ROAD Coos Lane to High Street / Red Lion PH B2110 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 38/40 Flansham Lane to Middleton Road / Felpham Way 6007110 Felpham FELPHAM Western Arun FLANSHAM LANE B2259 / D90 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 Including mini roundabout 6007110/1 Felpham FELPHAM Western Arun MIDDLETON ROAD Approach/exit to mini roundabout at jw B2259 B2132 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6007110/2 Felpham FELPHAM Western Arun FELPHAM WAY Felpham Church to Middleton Road B2259 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 6004913 Bognor Regis BOGNOR REGIS Western Arun GLENCATHARA ROAD Nyewood Lane to Ellasdale Road D66 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure 2020/21 *** £2130,000 Budget *** Schemes below this line are reserved schemes and are not currently programmed in 2020/21 6009396 Plaistow PLAISTOW North Chichester DUNSFOLD ROAD Loxwood Road to Shillinglee Road C11 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 969050 Horsham HORSHAM North Horsham NORTH STREET ROUNDABOUT Including access and exit road B2195 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 969050/1 Horsham HORSHAM North Horsham NORTH STREET Agate RA to North Street RA B2195 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6007415 Selsey SELSEY South Chichester HIGH STREET just south of jw School Lane to Church Road B2145 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6008149 Westbourne WESTBOURNE South Chichester FOXBURY LANE Edgell Road to just east of Lark Way B2147 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6008149/1 Westbourne WESTBOURNE South Chichester EAST STREET The Square to Edgell Road B2147 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6007408 Hunston HUNSTON South Chichester SELSEY ROAD just south of Farmfield Nurseries to St Leodegars Way B2145 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC B2145 FOXBRIDGE DRIVE TO 6007408/1 Hunston HUNSTON South Chichester Foxbridge Drive to car park just east of Canal Cottage B2145 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC PAGHAM ROAD ROUNDABOUT B2145 ST LEODEGARS WAY TO 6007408/2 Hunston HUNSTON South Chichester St Leodegars Way TO Foxbridge Drive B2145 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC FOXBRIDGE DRIVE 6010636 Pagham PAGHAM Western Arun PAGHAM ROAD The Lamb PH to Downlands Close C44 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC 6010636/1 Pagham PAGHAM Western Arun CANTERBURY CLOSE Pagham Road to end D64 Carriageway Resurfacing Carriageway - Infrastructure TBC Page 1 of 3 Appendix 2(a) Highway and Transport Local Highways Maintenance
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