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Report 1 - Funded Schemes 19-20 Funded Schemes 2019-20 KEY Total Value of SCHEME SCHEME £161,000 UPDATES Schemes COMPLETED CANCELLED Allocated Est Ref Scheme name Description Parish Scheme Category Scheme stage Cost Code Comments Budget completion PROW team currently arranging planings for the middle section. Scope North-east section of scheme for north east section has Handleys Lane, Surfacing improvements to north- Public Rights of 1 Wickham Bishops Total scheme LMAL158003 £0 changed. Scheme would now require N/A Wickham Bishops - east section of public right of way Way more than patching. Panel agreed at Surfacing improvements June 2019 meeting that this scheme should be cancelled. B1021 Bradwell Road, VAS and speed limit repeater sign Traffic 2 Mill End Bradwell on Bradwell on Sea Total scheme LMAL162119 £15,000 Completed by the Direct Delivery gang Q2 improvements Management Sea - VAS and signage B1010 Chelmsford Road (Spar Lane to Investigation into possible 3 Purleigh Walking Feasibility LMAL153001 £8,000 Q3 Veterinary Practice), footway/walkable verge Purleigh - Footway Factory Hill/Brook Road/D'Arcy Road, Traffic 4 Tolleshunt Knights - Improvements to mini-roundabout Tolleshunt Knights Feasibility LMAL162055 £4,000 Q4 Management Traffic management improvements Tiptree Road, Wickham Investigation into possibility of Traffic 5 Wickham Bishops Feasibility LMAL182022 £4,000 Q3 Bishops - Footway linking footway Management Main Road, Mundon - Road narrowing and/or priority Traffic 6 Traffic management Mundon Design LMAL172013 £4,000 Q3 working Management improvements Eves Corner B1021 Southminster Road j/w Bend signs, carriageway markings Traffic 7 Mill Road/Green Lane, Burnham on Crouch Design LMAL172022 £4,000 Q3 and kerb realignment Management Burnham on Crouch - Bend improvements Woodham Road/The Street, Stow Maries - Road narrowing and/or priority Traffic 8 Stow Maries Feasibility LMAL172026 £4,000 Q3 Traffic management working Management improvements Tom Tit Lane at j/w A414 Woodham Unsuitable for HGV sign and Traffic 9 Woodham Mortimer Total scheme LMAL172025 £4,500 Completed by the Direct Delivery gang Q2 Mortimer - Signage relocate existing weight limit sign Management improvements Heybridge - Village Traffic 10 Four village gateway treatments Heybridge Implementation LMAL152049 £18,000 Q2 gateways Management Report 1 - Funded Schemes 19-20 Funded Schemes 2019-20 KEY Total Value of SCHEME SCHEME £161,000 UPDATES Schemes COMPLETED CANCELLED Allocated Est Ref Scheme name Description Parish Scheme Category Scheme stage Cost Code Comments Budget completion Southminster Road j/w Traffic 11 Signage improvements Asheldham & Dengie Total scheme LMAL182006 £5,000 Q3 Hall Road, Asheldham Management Asheldham Centre, Hall Warning signs for pedestrians in Traffic 12 Asheldham & Dengie Total scheme LMAL182007 £4,500 Q3 Road, Asheldham road Management Church Road, Installation of "No Through Road" Traffic 13 Tolleshunt Major - Tolleshunt Major Total scheme LMAL182001 £5,000 Q3 signage Management Signage A414, Maldon Road (Oak Corner to Post Measures to help pedestrians cross Traffic 14 Woodham Mortimer Design LMAL182016 £6,500 Q4 Office Road) Woodham the road to bus stops Management Mortimer B1010 Maldon Road, Traffic 15 Burnham on Crouch - 30mph carriageway roundels Burnham on Crouch Total scheme LMAL182018 £4,500 Completed by the Direct Delivery gang Q2 Management Road markings Further investigations have concluded that statutory undertakers would need to be relocated at the cost of the Panel. The utility companies would need to be Near 20 Coleridge Traffic 16 Bollards to improve parking Maldon Total scheme LMAL182024 £5,500 paid to investigate. The civils work Q2 Road, Maldon - Bollards Management alone is now estimated at £23,000 with a current undetermined sum for stats. Members therefore need to make a decision on progression. O/s Library, Station Directional sign to St Cuthbert's Traffic 17 Road Burnham on Burnham on Crouch Total scheme LMAL182026 £4,500 Q3 Church Management Crouch - Signage Southend Road and B1010, Burnham Road, Traffic 18 Hazeleigh - Speed limit reduction Hazeleigh Design LMAL182028 £12,500 Q4 Management Amendments to speed limit and gateways Maypole Road, Traffic 19 Horse warning signage Langford Total scheme LMAL182040 £3,000 Q3 Langford - Signage Management D'Arcy Way, Tolleshunt Traffic 20 Cul-de-Sac signage Tolleshunt D'Arcy Total scheme LMAL182030 £4,500 Q3 D'Arcy Management Adjacent to White Lyons/Bradwell Church, Waiting restrictions - Narrow High Street, Bradwell on Traffic 21 carriageway and parked vehicles Bradwell on Sea Implementation LMAL162090 £1,500 Q3 Sea - Traffic Management causing congestion issues management improvements Report 1 - Funded Schemes 19-20 Funded Schemes 2019-20 KEY Total Value of SCHEME SCHEME £161,000 UPDATES Schemes COMPLETED CANCELLED Allocated Est Ref Scheme name Description Parish Scheme Category Scheme stage Cost Code Comments Budget completion Wickham Bishops - Traffic 22 Village gateways Wickham Bishops Total scheme LMAL162039 £12,000 Completed by the Direct Delivery gang Q2 Village gateways Management B1026 Maldon Road Traffic 23 Goldhanger - Speed Traffic management improvements Goldhanger Total scheme LMAL182032 £14,000 Q3 Management limit and gateway The scope of this scheme has changed B1018 Burnham Road and additional works have been j/w Green Lane, identified by the Road Safety team. An 24 Althorne - Traffic Signing/lining Althorne Safer Roads Total scheme LMAL191001 £6,500 extra £22,000 is required to remove the Q3 management trief island at the junction and replace improvements with a new island with standard height kerbing. Limebrook Way j/w Signage improvements A414 Traffic 25 Mundon Road/Wantz (Mundon Road) to Hythe Quay and Maldon Design LMAL162071 £4,500 Q3 Management Road, Maldon - Signage Promenade Park Post Construction Audit Road safety audits post scheme 26 Various Safer Roads Surveys RSA3LMAL £1,500 Q4 for all Maldon schemes installation..
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