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Options Workshop Ref Potential Options Type Junction Improvements (e.g. signalisation / lane optimisation) at the M65 J10 (to improve access to the NI-04 Network Improvement Weavers Triangle Development, Burnley Town Centre and Burnley Knowledge Park). Legend Junction Improvements (e.g. signalisation / lane optimisation) at the M65 J11 (to improve access to the NI-05 Network Improvement ' Weavers Triangle Development, Burnley Town Centre and Burnley Knowledge Park). ' Potential Options NI-10 Make the M65 J11 an all movements junction in order to relieve congestion at J10. Network Improvement11 (! TM-24 Traffic signal optimisation on the A682 parallel route (e.g. MOVA validation or install SCOOT). Traffic Management TM-24 Problems/Issues Junction improvements (e.g. signalisation / capacity improvements / pedestrian facilities) at the A679 NI-31 Network Improvement Active Way / B6434 Royle Road junction. (! NI-35 Junction improvement (signalisation) at Westgate / St. James St junction. Network Improvement Railway Stations P5, P19 NI-05 NI-36 Junction improvements (e.g. signal optimisation / capacity improvements) at Active Way / Kingsway Network Improvement ' NI-10 G/ NI-37 Junction improvements (e.g. signal optimisation / capacity improvements) at Active Way / Church St Network Improvement Bus Station TM-38 Update existing VMS and car park occupancy hardware in Burnley. Traffic Management Burnley/Pendle Study Area NM-45 Improve walking and cycling facilities from Burnley Central rail station to Burnley Town Centre. Non Motorised User Improve public transport access and parking management at Burnley College and UCLan with updated PT-46 Public Transport Key Development Sites travel planning and ticketing options NM-48 Improve walking and cycling facilities from Burnley Barracks rail station to Burnley Town Centre Non Motorised User Other Development Sites Junction Improvements (e.g. signal optimisation / capacity improvements / pedestrian crossing provision) NI-49 Network Improvement at the Mitre junction on the parallel route NI-50 Optimise capacity along Burnham Gate as an alternative route to Queens Lancashire Way. Network Improvement Site Name: Burnley Knowledge Park Strat-e-gis Weekday PM Improve walking and cycling access from Weavers Triangle to Burnley Manchester Rd rail station, NM-51 Non Motorised User Impact: 250 new jobs. including the Centenary Way/Manchester Rd/Trafalgar St roundabout. ' 0 - 10 mph Junction improvements (e.g. signalisation / capacity improvements) at the Burnley College access ' NI-54 Network Improvement junction to facilitate Burnley Knowledge Park Phase 2 development PT-46 NI-54 PT-55 Provide additonal car parking at Burnley Manchester Road railway station Public Transport ' 10 - 20 mph Burnley Central (! NI-37 20 - 30 mph P38, P50 ' 30 - 40 mph NM-45 40 - 50 mph ' 50 - 60 mph NI-36 ' > 60 mph NI-31 10 Burnley Barracks ' NM-48 (! ' ' Site Name: Burnley Town Centre © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 P4, P7, P18, P49 ' NI-49 ' TM-38 Ordnance Survey 100023320 NI-04 NI-35 0 JAN '14 FIRST ISSUE SW PH MC MC Rev Date Purpose of Revision Drawn Check Review Appr. (! Horsley1 CityHouse, Walk, Regent Leeds, Centre, Gosforth,West Yorkshire, Newcastle upon LS11 Tyne 9DX NE3 3TZ Tel: +44 Tel:(0)113 0191 242213 4900 6771 Fax: Fax: 0191 +44 213 5177(0)113 1389 www.jacobsconsultancy.co.uk ' P51 www.jacobs.com Client NI-50 Site Name: Weavers' Triangle Impact: Mixed-use regeneration, development of University Technical College. Project Burnley / Pendle Growth Corridor Strategy ' NM-51 Drawing Title Burnley Manchester Road Options Discussion ' Drawing 4 PT-55 Drawing Status Scale NOT TO SCALE DO NOT SCALE Jacobs No. Client No. Drawing Number Rev 0 This drawing is not to be used in whole or part other than for the intended purpose and project as defined on this drawing. Refer to the contract for full terms and conditions Ref Potential Options Type Junction Improvements (e.g. signalisation / lane optimisation) at the M65 J9 (to improve access to the NI-03 Network Improvement Burnley Bridge Development). NI-09 Make the M65 J9 an all movements junction in order to relieve congestion at J10. Network Improvement Legend TM-11 Review signing strategy for Burnley Town Centre and destinations further afield from the M65 motorway. Traffic Management ' Junction improvements (e.g. signal optimisation / capacity improvements) at the Rose Grove Junction Potential Options NI-15 Network Improvement (A646/A679). This could include extending the highway geometry to third party land. (! Problems/Issues Improvements to Rose Grove railway station (scheme was included in Burnley Pinch Point bid) to PT-16 Public Transport consider additional parking, passenger information facilities and accessibility improvements. Improve walking and cycling facilities between Burnley Bridge and Burnley Town Centre (scheme was NM-22 Non Motorised User Railway Stations included in Burnley Pinch Point bid). Promote walking and cycling in the study area through travel plans for the businesses located at the key TM-27 Traffic Management development sites. G/ Bus Station Install 2 VMS signs on the M65 motorway and congestion monitoring in Burnley Town Centre to advise TM-28 Traffic Management traffic of congestion, with real time congestion information available to the public online. Burnley/Pendle Study Area PT-30 Express bus service on the motorway linking Burnley and Blackburn and serving the development sites. Public Transport PT-33 Introduce Park & Ride scheme to access Burnley. Public Transport Key Development Sites NI-34 Junction improvements and carriageway widening on A679 between M65 J9 and Barracks Roundabout. Network Improvement Other Development Sites PT-52 Develop bus access to Burnley Bridge development site. Public Transport Strat-e-gis Weekday PM 0 - 10 mph 10 - 20 mph ' 20 - 30 mph PT-52 30 - 40 mph 40 - 50 mph Site Name: Burnley Bridge Business Park Impact: 1,400 new jobs. 50 - 60 mph > 60 mph ' Rose Grove ' PT-30 (! ' NM-22 P21, P31, P41 PT-16 ' © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 9 NI-15 Ordnance Survey 100023320 NI-03 (! ' 0 JAN '14 FIRST ISSUE SW PH MC MC Rev Date Purpose of Revision Drawn Check Review Appr. P4, P8, P19, P26 NI-09 ' TM-11 Horsley1 CityHouse, Walk, Regent Leeds, Centre, Gosforth,West Yorkshire, Newcastle upon LS11 Tyne 9DX NE3 3TZ ' NI-34 Tel: +44 Tel:(0)113 0191 242213 4900 6771 Fax: Fax: 0191 +44 213 5177(0)113 1389 www.jacobsconsultancy.co.ukwww.jacobs.com TM-28 Client ' TM-27 Project ' Burnley / Pendle Growth Corridor Strategy PT-33 Drawing Title Site Name: Network 65 Options Discussion Drawing 5 Site Name: Rossendale Road Business Park Drawing Status Site Name: Network 65 Scale NOT TO SCALE DO NOT SCALE Jacobs No. Client No. Drawing Number Rev 0 This drawing is not to be used in whole or part other than for the intended purpose and project as defined on this drawing. Refer to the contract for full terms and conditions Legend Site Name: Altham (! ' Potential Options ! P37 ( Problems/Issues Railway Stations G/ Bus Station Burnley/Pendle Study Area 8 Key Development Sites Other Development Sites Strat-e-gis Weekday PM (! ' Hapton (! ' 0 - 10 mph P32 PT-17 P12, P15 NI-02 10 - 20 mph 20 - 30 mph ' 30 - 40 mph NI-13 40 - 50 mph 50 - 60 mph > 60 mph © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100023320 Site Name: Huncoat 0 JAN '14 FIRST ISSUE SW PH MC MC Impact: 750 new jobs and 500 new houses. Rev Date Purpose of Revision Drawn Check Review Appr. Horsley1 CityHouse, Walk, Regent Leeds, Centre, Gosforth,West Yorkshire, Newcastle upon LS11 Tyne 9DX NE3 3TZ Tel: +44 Tel:(0)113 0191 242213 4900 6771 Fax: Fax: 0191 +44 213 5177(0)113 1389 www.jacobsconsultancy.co.ukwww.jacobs.com Client Project Huncoat Burnley / Pendle Growth Corridor Strategy Drawing Title (! Options Discussion P16 Drawing 6 Drawing Status Scale NOT TO SCALE DO NOT SCALE Jacobs No. Ref Potential Options Type Junction Improvements (e.g. signalisation / lane optimisation) at the M65 J8 (to improve access to the Client No. NI-02 Network Improvement Huncoat Development) including safety improvements. Drawing Number Rev NI-13 Provide a consistent lighting strategy along the M65 motorway. Network Improvement 0 Improvements to Huncoat & Hapton railway station to encourage rail travel to access the nearby PT-17 Public Transport This drawing is not to be used in whole or part other than for the intended development sites. purpose and project as defined on this drawing. Refer to the contract for full terms and conditions Ref Potential Options Type Junction Improvements (e.g. signalisation / lane optimisation) at the M65 J7 and Dunkenhalgh NI-01 Network Improvement Way/Blackburn Rd junction (to improve access to the Junction 7 Business Park). Legend Junction improvements (e.g. signal optimisation / capacity improvements / pedestrian facilities) at the NI-14 Hare and Hounds junction (A680/A678) at Clayton-le-Moors. This could include extending the highway Network Improvement ' boundary to third party land. Potential Options NI-53 Signal Optimisation at junctions along Dunkenhalgh Way & Hyndburn Road. Network Improvement (! Problems/Issues Railway Stations G/ Bus Station (! Burnley/Pendle Study Area P52 Key Development Sites Other Development Sites Strat-e-gis Weekday PM 0 - 10 mph 10 - 20 mph P53 (! (! 20 - 30 mph ' Site Name: Junction 7 Business Park P20, P22 30 - 40 mph Impact: 500 new jobs and 200 new houses. NI-14 40 - 50 mph 50 - 60 mph > 60 mph 7 ' © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 NI-01 Ordnance Survey 100023320 0 JAN '14 FIRST ISSUE SW PH MC MC (! Rev Date Purpose of Revision Drawn Check Review Appr. P54 (! P9 Horsley1 CityHouse, Walk, Regent Leeds, Centre, Gosforth,West Yorkshire, Newcastle upon LS11 Tyne 9DX NE3 3TZ Tel: +44 Tel:(0)113 0191 242213 4900 6771 Fax: Fax: 0191 +44 213 5177(0)113 1389 www.jacobsconsultancy.co.ukwww.jacobs.com Client ' NI-53 Project Burnley / Pendle Growth Corridor Strategy Drawing Title Options Discussion Drawing 7 Drawing Status Scale NOT TO SCALE DO NOT SCALE Jacobs No.
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