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KCC Highways and Transportation Date To: Maidstone Joint Transportation Board By: KCC Highways and Transportation Date: 23 rd January 2012 Subject : Highway Works Programme 2012/13 Classification: Information Only Summary: This report updates Members on the identified schemes approved for construction in 2012/13 1. Introduction This report provides an update and summarises schemes that have been programmed for delivery in 2012/13 Footway and Carriageway Improvement Schemes – see Appendix A Drainage Repairs & Improvements – see Appendix B Street Lighting – see Appendix C Conclusion 1. This report is for Members information. Contact Officers: The following contact officers can be contacted on 0845 8247 800 Carol Valentine Highway Manager (West) Richard Emmett Maidstone District Manager Mary Gillett Resurfacing Manager Katie Lewis Drainage and Flooding Manager Sue Kinsella Street Lighting Manager Appendix A – Footway and Carriageway Improvement Schemes These schemes are weather dependent operations; in the event that it is not possible for them to be carried out on the planned date a new date will be arranged and the residents informed by a letter drop to their homes. Surface Treatments - Contact Officer Neil Tree Micro Asphalt Schemes Road Name Parish Extent of Works Current Status From the junction with Lower Upper Road Maidstone Road to the junction with Willow Completed Way From Lenham Square via Headcorn Sandway via Platt's Heath Lenham Completed Road crossroads to the junction with Woodcock Lane, Grafty Green. From the junction with Lenham Programmed to start Ulcombe Hill Ulcombe Road to the Junction with Lodge on 2 nd April 2013 Gardens From the Harrow Inn public Programmed to start Warren street Lenham house to the junction with on 5 th April 2013 Payden Street From the junction with The Street Programmed to start Streetfield Ulcombe for its entire length. on 2 nd April 2013 From the junction with The Street Programmed to start Tollgate Place Headcorn for its entire length on 28 th March 2013 From the Junction with A20 Programmed to start Hospital Road Hollingbourne Ashford Road to the junction with on 6 th April 2013 Greenway Court Road East Street / From the junction with A20 to Sandway Harrietsham Surface Change approx 200m Completed Road East of Runham Lane Greystones From the junction with Spot lane Bearsted Completed Road for the entire length. From the junction with Stilebridge Boughton Chuch Hill Lane/Butt Green Lane to a point Completed Monchelsea just North of Boughton Place Couchmans From the junction with A229 to Staplehurst Completed Green Lane the junction with Pile Farm Road From the junction with Plains Marion Maidstone Avenue to the junction with Completed Crescent Somerset Road From the junction with Sutton Rd Grove Road Maidstone Completed to the junction with Camp Way From the junction with Woolley Betsham Road Maidstone Completed Road to outside property No. 110 From the Junction with Shropshire Programmed to start Maidstone Huntingdon Walk to the junction Terrace on 7 th April 2013 with Wiltshire Way Surface Dressing Schemes Road Name Parish Extent of Works Current Status From the junction with Thurnham Completed Castle Hill Thurnham Lane to End From Sandway crossroads to the Completed Church Road Boughton Malherbe property Sandway cottages From approximately 100m above Bedmonton Completed Wormshill Danes Bottom Place to Yew Tree Lane Farm, Wormshill From the junction with Greenway Completed Greenway Harrietsham Court Road to the junction with the Forstal A20 From the junction with A20 to 'The Completed Hubbard's Hill Lenham Harrow' Public House. Near the junction with Church Road Completed Woodcock Lane Boughton Malherbe to the junction with Coldbridge Lane From property “Northgate Lodge” to Completed Stede Hill Harrietsham the junction with Hogbarn Lane Bowley Lane through Boughton Completed Malherbe including Church Road to Sandway Boughton Malherbe the junction with Woodcock Lane, Platt's Heath. Completed From the junction with the A20 to the Old Mill Road Leeds Brogden Farmhouse junction. From the junction at Frinstead Completed Gossy Hill Road Frinstead Church to the junction with Bottom Pond Road. From the junction with Water Lane New House Completed Headcorn to the junction with the A274 Lane Biddenden Road. From the junction with Yelsted Lane South Street Completed Stockbury to the speed limit change west of Road Harrow Court. From the junction with Lindridge Completed Clapper Lane Staplehurst Road to the junction with Marden Road From the junction with B2163 Heath Completed Chuch Hill Boughton Monchelsea Road to just North of Boughton Place From the junction with the A229 Completed Redwall Lane linton Linton Hill to the junction with Bonflower Lane From the River Medway Bridge to Completed Teston Lane West Farleigh the junction with Lower Road From end of railway bridge approach Completed Battle Lane Staplehurst to the junction with the B2079 Maidstone Road. From the A229 Loose Road to the Completed Lancet Lane Maidstone junction with Old Drive From the junction with Oxford Road Completed School Lane Maidstone to the junction with Willington Street From the Corner by “Copes Farm” Completed Bottom Pond Wormshill (Near church) to the junction at “Well Road Cottage” From the junction with Curtis Green Completed Husheath Hill Colliers Green Lane to the junction with Hart Heath Farm Road Old Whetsted Completed Paddock Wood Whole length Road Machine Resurfacing – Contact Officer Russell Boorman Road Name Parish Extent of Works Current Status From the junction with Hearther Programmed to start Loose Road Maidstone Drive to The Wheatsheaf Public 25/02/13 - 08/03/13 House From its junction with the A20 Programmed to start Poplar Grove Allington London Rd for the entire length 10/04/13 - 11/04/13 A20 London From its junction with Palmer Rd –its Programmed to start Allington Road junction with Buckland Lane 12/04/13 - 15/04/13 At the junction with Mote Road and Mote Road Maidstone Completed Romney Place From its junction with Sandlings Lane to its junction with Staceys To be programmed April Hope Street Maidstone Street (inc. Alexander Street 2013 southern section) From its junction with John Street to To be programmed April Thornhill Place Maidstone its junction with Fisher St. 2013 On the approach to the Pedestrian Staceys Street Maidstone crossing at its junction with Staceys Completed Street The Cul-de-sac section outside To be programmed April Egremont Road Bearsted school entrance 2013 Programmed to start From its junction with Spot Lane to Royston Road Bearsted and complete on its junction with Madginford Road 25/03/13 Heath Road Maidstone At the junction with Hubbards Lane Completed Linton Programmed to start From its junction with Plough Went Chart Corner Boughton Monchelsea and complete on the Rd to its junction with Amber Lane 04/04/13 Programmed to start Plough Wents From its junction with York house to Boughton Monchelsea and complete on the Road its junction with Lested Lane 05/04/13 Station Road Maidstone At its junction with Station Approach Completed Staplehurst Staplehurst High On the approaches to the Pelican Maidstone Completed Street crossing Heath Road Outside property called Dean Boughton Maidstone Completed Orchard Monchelsea From its junction with Horseshoes to To be programmed for Heath Road Langley its junction with Heath Lane April 2013 Smiths Hill East Farleigh Whole Length Completed From the junction with Park Way for To be programmed for Aspian Drive Coxheath the entire length April 2013 Hampstead On the approach to the Railway Maidstone Completed Lane Yalding crossing East of Allington Lock Loose Road Maidstone At its junction with Lancet Lane Completed Lower Street Maidstone At its junction with Wykeham Grove Completed Leeds Penfold Hill On the approach to Bridge over the Maidstone Completed Leeds River Len Footway Improvement - Contact Officer Wendy Boustead Road Name Parish Extent and Description of Current Status Works High Street Headcorn From outside of the war Completed memorial to outside No 2 and North Street the section outside of the churchyard – relaying existing blockwork and replacing where necessary Gabriels Hill Maidstone Both sides from the junction with Programmed to start High Street to the junction with on 25 th February 2013 Palace Avenue – relaying blockwork on a concrete base and replacing where necessary The Street Bredhurst Three sections of footway on the Currently on site due eastern side. Area 1 – outside of to complete on 1 st the school. Area 2 – from opposite February 2013 the junction of Forge Lane to opposite Pickwick Motors. Area 3 – footpath to rear of grass verge opposite Stockings Meadow. Replacing tarmac surface on all sections. Poyntell Road Staplehurst Whole length – replacing tarmac Completed surface Slaney Road Staplehurst Whole length – replacing tarmac Completed surface Charlton Lane West Farleigh Eastern side of the footway from Completed near to the property Sunhyl to the end of the footway south of the property Elmscroft – replacing tarmac and kerbs where necessary Aspian Drive Coxheath Eastern footway from opposite Programmed to start 28 to opposite 19 – replacing on 25 th February 2013 concrete with tarmac surface Lower Road West Farleigh Western footway for the whole Programmed to start length – replacing tarmac surface on 11 th February 2013 Fordcombe Maidstone Whole length – replacing tarmac Completed Close surface Hartley Close Maidstone Whole length – replacing tarmac Completed surface Burgess Hall Maidstone Whole length – replacing tarmac Completed
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