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Winter Service Operational Plan Appendix C MORAY COUNCIL ROADS MAINTENANCE WINTER SERVICE OPERATIONAL PLAN APPENDIX C WINTER SERVICE - PRIORITY FOR RURAL ROADS Road NumberRoad NamePriority Notes A95 Keith - Glenbarry Road 1 A97 Banff - Aberchirder - Huntly Road1 Aberdeenshire do this road A98 Fochabers - Cullen - Fraserburgh Road 1 A920 Dufftown - Huntly Road 1 A939 Nairn - Tomintoul - Ballater Road 1 A940 Forres - Grantown Road 1 A941 (E) Lossiemouth - Elgin - Dufftown - Rhynie Road 1 A941 (W) Lossiemouth - Elgin - Dufftown - Rhynie Road 1 A942 Buckie - Findochty - Portknockie Road 1 A990 Enzie - Portgordon - Buckie Road 1 B975 Castle Road 1 B9002 Cabrach - Lumsden (Burn of Craig) Road1 Aberdeenshire do this road B9007 Forres - Ferness - Duthil Road 1 B9008 Delnashaugh - Auchbreck - Tomintoul Road 1 B9009 Dufftown - Auchbreck (Glen Rinnes) Road 1 B9010 Elgin - Rafford - Forres Road 1 B9011 Forres - Findhorn Road 1 B9012 Elgin - Williamston Road 1 B9013 Newton - Burghead Road 1 B9014 Dufftown - Keith Road 1 B9015 Rothes - Kingston Road 1 B9016 Keith - Buckie Road 1 B9017 Crooksmill - Newmill - Montgrew Road 1 B9018 Keith - Cullen Road 1 B9022 Portsoy - Huntly Road 1 B9040 Lossiemouth - Burghead Road 1 B9089 Kinloss - Burghead Road 1 B9102 Dandaleith - Grantown Road1 or 2 P2 from B9138 to Highland boundary B9103 (E) Lossie - Sherrifston - Orton - Mulben Road (East) 1 or 2 B9103 (W) Lossie - Sheriffston - Orton - Mulben Road (West) 1 or 2 B9104 Fochabers - Spey Bay Road 1 B9115 Drummuir - Turfhillock - Newtack Road 1 B9116 Keith - Newmill Road 1 B9117 Cairnhill - Rothiemay - Hazelbrae Road1 or 2 P1 from A95 to B9118 B9118 Bridge of Isla - Rothiemay (Deveronside) Road 1 B9135 Muirton - Lossiemouth Road 1 B9136 Bridge of Avon - Bridge of Livet (Avonside) Road 1 B9137 Lagmore - Cragganmore Road 1 B9138 Marypark - Blacksboat Road 1 C1E Garmouth - Lhanbryde - Fogwatt Road1 or 2 P1 between Garmouth & Lhanbryde and between B9103 & C20E. C1H Dufftown - Maggieknockater (Kininvie) Road 2 C2E Elgin - Birnie Road1 or 2 P1 Elgin to distilery entrance C3E Elgin - Pluscarden - Rafford Road1 or 2 P1 B9010 westwards to Barnhill Farm C4E Brodieshill - Cloves - Lochinver Road2 or 3 P2 from C26E to A96(T) at Alves, and also from U94E at Brodieshill to A96(T) C4L Bogmuchals - Berryhillock Road 2 C5E East Grange - Spindle Muir Road 3 C5H Edingight - Bogmuchals - Brodiesford Road 2 C6E Scotsburn - Kinloss Road 1 C6H Thornton - Fortry Road 2 C7E Brodie - Dyke - Kintessack Road1 or 2 P2 C9E to U76E C7L Craibstone - Fordyce (Hoggie) Road2 or 3 P2 C4L to U57aL C8E Banarach Road2 or 3 P2 C7E (Mudhall) to C7E (Findhorn Br) C8H Deveronside - Cabrach Road2 Aberdeenshire treat Haugh of Glass section C9E Brodie - Muirside - Kintessack Road2 or 3 P2 from A96T to C7E C10E Bogs of Dalvey - Earlsmill - Feddan Road2 or 3 P2 A96 (Dalvey) to C11E C11E Darnaway - Tilliglens - Relugas Road2 or 3 P2 C10E to Conicavel C11L Drybridge - Deskford Road 2 Page C - 1 MORAY COUNCIL ROADS MAINTENANCE WINTER SERVICE OPERATIONAL PLAN APPENDIX C WINTER SERVICE - PRIORITY FOR RURAL ROADS Road NumberRoad NamePriority Notes C12E Hatton - Dallas - Branchill Road 1 C13E Dallas - Knockando Road 1 C13L Lintmill - Highfield - Burnside - Brodiesford Road 3 C14E Mannachie - Rafford Road 2 C15E (E) Archiestown - Carron - Derrybeg Road (East) 1 C15E (W) Archiestown - Carron - Derrybeg Road (West) 1 C16E Byres - Tannachy Road 1 C17E Wellheads Road 2 C17H Rinnachat - Edinvillie - Beatshaugh Road1 or 3 P1 A95 to Edinville C18E Sleepieshill Road1,2 or 3 P1 C1E to Urquhart, P2 from urquhart to Jct with C19E and to Innes Road Garmouth C19E Scotstonhill - Fernyfield Road 2 C20E Linkwood - Troves Elgin Road 1 C20H Knockandhu - Chapeltown of Glenlivet Road 1 C21E Linksfield - Caysbriggs Road 3 C23E Woodside-Calcots Road 2 C24E Elgin - Westerfolds - Duffus Road1 or 2 P1 West of Westerfolds C25E Alves - Roseisle - Duffus Road1 or 2 P1 Wards Crossroads to Duffus C26E Miltonduff - Lochside Road1, 2 or 3 P1 C3E to A96; P2 A96 to B9012 C27E Tarras - New Forres Road 1 C29E Edinvale Road 3 C31L Barhill - Buckie Road 1 C32L Westertown - Findochty (Bauds) Road 2 C33L Findochty - Rathven Road 2 C34H Knock Station Road 2 C35H Glack of Midthird - Auchindoun Road 2 C42H Knauchland - Tillydown Road 2 C43L Rathven Road2 or 3 P2 U65L to C33L C44L Hill of Maud Road 2 C45H Rumbuch - Wood of Mulderie Road 3 C46H Grange Crossroads - Fortry Crossroads Road 2 C47H Fortry Crossroads - Grange Station Road2 or 3 P3 From A95 South to entrance to former Grange Station C48H Whitehill - Edingight (Sillyearn) Road 2 C49H Malcolmburn - Mulben Road 2 C54H Crooksmill - Muldearie - Rosarie Road 3 C55H Drummuir - Bodinfinnoch - Glentauchers Road2 or 3 P2 B9014 to U76H C56H Turfhillock - Blairmore Road 3 C57H Bridge of Livet - Minmore Road1 or 3 P1 B9136 to Glenlivet Distillery C58H Minmore - Tomnavoulin Road 3 C59H Aberlour - Edinvillie Road1 or 2 P1 Main Road, Edinvillie to Ruthrie C60H Downan - Drumin (The Gullet) Road 3 C62L Clune - Ardiecow - Bogmuchals Road 3 C65H Drummuir - Wood of Kininvie Road 3 C67L Arradoul - Thornybank Road 3 C68L Carnoch - Strathlene Road 3 C72H Newmill - Tarmore - Keith Road2 or 3 P2 Fife Keith to C74H, P2 from Mill Brae, Newmill to B9116 C73H Rothiemay - Garronhaugh Road1 or 3 P1 From Main Street to East side of Deveron Bridge C73L Rothiemay - Garronhaugh - Bridge of Marnoch Road 3 C74H Forgieside - Killiesmont - Guilyknowes Road 2 C75H Marypark - Edintore Road 2 C77H Bomakelloch - Mains of Davidston Road 3 C80H Glenrinnes Lodge - Kirkton of Mortlach - Dufftown 3 Road C102L Freuchny Road 1 U1H Ternemny Road 3 U4H Redhill Road 3 U6E Bellie Graveyard Road 3 Page C - 2 MORAY COUNCIL ROADS MAINTENANCE WINTER SERVICE OPERATIONAL PLAN APPENDIX C WINTER SERVICE - PRIORITY FOR RURAL ROADS Road NumberRoad NamePriority Notes U6H Tarryblake Road 3 U8E Enzie - Cunninghaugh Road2 or 3 P2 U10E to A98 U9E Auchenhalrig Road 3 U10aH Moss-Side Road 3 U10E Dallachy Road 2 U10H Retanach Road 3 U11E Balnacoul Road 3 U13E Forgiehill Road 2 U14E Ordiequish Road 3 U15aH Muiryfold Road 3 U15H Gallowhill Road 3 U16E Maryhill Road 3 U16H Clerkseat Road 3 U17H Moss-Side of Paithnick Road 3 U18E Mosstodloch - Garmouth Road 3 U18H Greenbog Road 3 U19E Dipple Road 3 U19H Garrowood Road 3 U20aH Nethermill Road 3 U20E Badentinan Road 3 U20H Cairnhill Road 3 U21E Millhill Road 3 U22aH Sillyearn - Drumnagorach Road 3 U22bH Limehillock Road 3 U22E Hatton Road 3 U22H Knockbog Road 3 U23aH Balnamoon Road 3 U23E Loch Oire Road (Old Trunk Road) 3 U23H Croylet Road 3 U24H Windyhills Road 3 U26H Foggy Moss Road 3 U27E Meft Road 3 U30E Darkland Road 3 U31E Leuchars Road 2 U33H Denwell - Coldhome Road 3 U34E Wester Calcots Road 3 U34H Tarnash Road 3 U35H Drum - Ardrone Road 3 U36E Spynie Farm Road 3 U37E Pitgaveny Road 3 U37H Allanbuie Road 3 U38E Covesea Road 3 U39E Myreside Road 3 U40E Westerfolds - Muirton Road 1 U41H Ardioch - Oxwell Road 3 U42H Bridgend - Corsairtly - Braehead Road 3 U43aH Rosehall Road 3 U43bH Backmuir Road 3 U43E Laverockloch Road 2 U43H Blackhillock Road 3 U44H Auchoynanie Road 3 U46H North Bogbain - Muldearie 3 U47E Loanhead Road 3 U47H Maisley - Wester Chalder Road 3 U49E Kaim Road 3 U49H Sand Lane (Newmill) 3 U50aH Greycairns - Wellside Road 2 U50H Newmill - Garralburn - Thievesbush Road2 or 3 P2 B9017 to U50aH U51E Roseisle - Cummingston Road 3 Page C - 3 MORAY COUNCIL ROADS MAINTENANCE WINTER SERVICE OPERATIONAL PLAN APPENDIX C WINTER SERVICE - PRIORITY FOR RURAL ROADS Road NumberRoad NamePriority Notes U51H High-Glen Road 2 U52H Brae of Montgrew - Braehill Road 3 U53L Leitcheston Road 3 U56H Telford Bridge Access Road N/A U57aL Oathillock Road 2 U57H Arndilly - Aikenway Road 3 U57L Kirktown Road2 or 3 P2 U57aL to B9018 near school U58aL Duffushillock - Blackhillock Road 3 U58bL Poorhouse Road 3 U58cL Swailend - Berryhillock Road2 or 3 P2 C4L to B9018 U58E Wester Alves Road 3 U58H Viewfield Road 3 U58L Lornochburn Road 3 U59E Hempriggs Road 3 U59H Mains of Mulben - Shalloch Road 3 U59L Blairock Road 3 U60E Asliesk Road 3 U60H Belnagarrow - Oldtown Road2 or 3 P2 U64H to A95 U61H Balnabreich Road 3 U61L Greenbank Road2 or 3 P2 U63aL to C11L U62E Sea Park Road 3 U63aL Blaemuir Road 2 U63bL Minduff Road 3 U63cL Farnachty Road 3 U63E Mill of Grange Road 3 U63H Cairnty Road 3 U63L Auchentae Road 3 U64E Netherton - Seafield Road 3 U64H Balnacoul Road 2 U65H Drakemyre Road 3 U65L March Road 1 U66aL Loanhead - Buckie Road 2 U66E Newton of Struthers Road 3 U66L Loanhead - Portessie Road 2 U67E Inchdammie Road 3 U68aH Drumgrain - Howdoup Road 3 U68E Earnhill - Kincorth Road 3 U68L The Bauds Road 3 U69E Broom of Moy Road 3 U70aL Broadley Road 3 U70E Wellhill Road 3 U70L Burnside Road 3 U71aL Berrybauds Road 3 U71H The Gullet Road 3 U71L Oran Road 3 U72E Wellhead Farm Road 3 U72L Oxhill Road 3 U73H Towiebeg Road 2 U74E Cotterton Road 3 U74H Bellyhack Road 3 U76E Barleymill - Tearie Road1 or 2 P1 A96 to C7E (Brodie Castle) U76H Tenantown Road 2 U77H Brawlands Road 3 U77L Tochieneal Road 3 U78L Cullen Old Church Road 3 U80E Whitemire Road 3 U82E Mundole Road 2 U82H Aldivalloch Road 3 U83E Mannachie - Pilmuir Road2 or 3 P2 A940 (Ferry Rd) to U82E Page C - 4 MORAY COUNCIL ROADS MAINTENANCE WINTER SERVICE OPERATIONAL PLAN APPENDIX C WINTER SERVICE - PRIORITY FOR RURAL ROADS Road NumberRoad NamePriority Notes U83H Milltown (Cabrach) Road 3 U85E Old Blairs Road 3 U85H Tomnaven Road 3 U86H Lower Cabrach School Road 2 U88E Divieside Road 3 U89E Halfdavoch Road2 or 3 P2 A940 (near Cothall) to A940 (Dunphail) U90E Bilbohall Road 3 U93H Balvenie Road 3 U94bH Burnside of Markie Road4
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