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Se Wales Co-Ordinaton & Hauc Meeting SE WALES CO-ORDINATON & HAUC MEETING Meeting date : Friday, 7th February 2014 Works period : Friday, 28th March 2014 to Friday, 26th September 2014 Mike Jones Lindsay Gauntlett Tel: 01633 644749 Tel: 01633 644742 Fax: 01633 644767 Fax: 01633 644767 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL'S EXTERNAL CONFLICTS NEW ROADS AND STREET WORKS ACT 1991 - CO-ORDINATION MEETING MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ORGANISATION ROAD NO. STREET NAME LOCATION DESCRIPTION OF WORKS/EVENTS START DATE DURATION COMMENTS EXTERNAL CONFLICTS BT Openreach A466 A466; Catchmays Court to Bigsweir Bridge OPPOSITE JUNCTION HUDNALLS VIEW, LLANDOGO NP25 4TR Cab re-shell & 1m f/w duct plus f/w box March 10days 1 MCC Network Management A466 Catchmays Court to Bigsweir Bridge Llandogo St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day MCC Network Management B4293 Monnow Street Monmouth St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day 2 BT Openreach B4293 Monnow Street, Monmouth PCP12 : OPP 92 : O/S KWIK SAVE : NP25 3EW Cab re-shell &3m f/w duct ? 10days traffic sensitive 2 NEW ROADS AND STREET WORKS ACT 1991 - CO-ORDINATION MEETING MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL ORGANISATION ROAD NO. STREET NAME LOCATION DESCRIPTION OF WORKS/EVENTS START DATE DURATION COMMENTS INTERNAL CONFLICTS 1 MCC Infrastructure & Projects A466 Tintern Old Station Tintern Geotechnical Inspection Dec 13-May 14 2 Lights MCC Network Management A466 Tintern to St Arvans St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day 2 MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4235 Coppice Mawr (Str 6109) Mynydd Bach Retaining Wall Repairs Nov13-Mar 14 5 Lights MCC Network Management B4235 Usk Road, Mynyddbach Shirenewton St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6013) Govilon Retaining Wall Repairs Mar-Apr 14 5 Lights MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6015) Govilon Retaining Wall Rebuild Feb-Apr 14 4 Lights MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6026) Govilon Retaining Wall Repairs Mar-Apr 14 4 Lights 3 MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6027) Govilon Retaining Wall Repairs Apr-May 14 3 Traffic signals MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6028) Govilon Retaining Wall Repairs Mar-Apr 14 6 Lights MCC Infrastructure & Projects B4246 Keepers (Str 6036) Govilon Retaining Wall Rebuild Feb-Apr 14 4 Lights MCC Network Management B4246 Merthyr Road, Llanfoist TumbleUp4Life 03/05/2014 1 day MCC Network Management R100 Glascoed Lane Glascoed St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day MCC Network Management R100 Jerusalem Lane Glascoed St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day 4 MCC Network Management R100 Railway Line to the A472 Monkswood St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day MCC Infrastructure & Projects R100 Sewerage Works (Str 864) Glascoed Bridge Strengthening Dec 13-May 14 6 Possible Closure MCC Network Management R100 Wern Lane Glascoed St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day MCC Network Management R100 Wern Lane to Railway Line Glascoed St David's Big Bike Ride 30/03/2014 1 day 3 SOUTH EAST WALES AREA - GROUP 2 NEW ROADS AND STREET WORKS ACT 1991 FROM:- Friday, 28th March 2014 to Friday, 26th September 2014 MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL EAST CO-ORDINATION MEETING - Caerphilly CBC, Pontllanfraith TEL NO:- (01633) 644742 DATE:- Friday, 7th February 2014 FAX NO:- (01633) 644767 SCHEDULE TO BE RETURNED BY:- Friday, 3rd January 2014 e-mail [email protected] Graham Austin - BT OPENREACH SERIAL UTILITY JOB REF USRN ROAD NO STREET NAME WORKS LOCATION FROM/TO WORKS DESCRIPTION START DATE DURATION COMMENTS 1 BT Openreach IBGMN2LJ 47300657 B4293 Monnow Street, Monmouth PCP12 : OPP 92 : O/S KWIK SAVE : NP25 3EW Cab re-shell &3m f/w duct ? 10days traffic sensitive OPPOSITE JUNCTION HUDNALLS VIEW, LLANDOGO 2 BT Openreach IBH18LKF 47305055 A466 A466; Catchmays Court to Bigsweir Bridge Cab re-shell & 1m f/w duct plus f/w box March 10days NP25 4TR Anthony Dennis - Dwr Cymru Welsh Water SERIAL UTILITY JOB REF USRN ROAD NO STREET NAME WORKS LOCATION FROM/TO WORKS DESCRIPTION START DATE DURATION COMMENTS JCT Regent Way & Mounton Road to Thomas Street, Multi Way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 1 DCWW 93034664/80 47301979 C61-3 Mounton Road, Chepstow Water Mains Renewal - Approx 20m 03/02/2014 - 21/03/2014 7 Weeks Chepstow, 01639816830 Multi Way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 2 DCWW 93034664/90 47301980 C253-7 Thomas Street, Chepstow R/O 38 to to R/O 26 Moor Street (Albion Sq) Water Mains Renewal - Approx 100m 03/02/2014 - 21/03/2014 7 Weeks 01639816830 Multi Way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 3 DCWW 93034664/100 47303284 C253-8 Albion Square, Chepstow R/O 26 to S/O 24 Moor Street (Albion Sq) Water Mains Renewal - Approx 12m 03/02/2014 - 21/03/2014 7 Weeks 01639816830 From Junc Carrow Road/Undy Road to Carrow Road Road Closure - Designer Dean Williams tel: 4 DCWW 93160107/40 47303259 R134 Carrow Road, Caerwent Water Mains Renewal - Approx 206m TBC TBC to Carrow Hill 01639 816893 2-way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 5 DCWW 93163967/220 47302774 Pavilion Access Road, Monmouth NP25 5EJ Water Mains Renewal - Approx 5m TBC TBC 816830 Pavillion access road, to junction of A466 and A40 : Road Closure - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 6 DCWW 93163967/230 47302785 A466 Wye Bridge, Monmouth Water Mains Renewal - Approx 130m TBC TBC NP25 5EJ 816830 Opencut accross Wye bridge Road to subway access, Road Closure - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 7 DCWW 93163967/240 47302785 A466 Wye Bridge, Monmouth Water Mains Renewal - Approx 10m TBC TBC A466 : NP25 5EJ 816830 Junction of DVLA test centre, to junction of Burgage, 2-way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 8 DCWW 93163967/260 47300715 R49 Old Dixon Road, Monmouth Water Mains Renewal - Approx 60m TBC TBC Old Dixton Road : NP25 3DP 816830 Give & Take - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 9 DCWW 93163967/270 47300154 Burgage, Monmouth Old Clinic, Dixton Road : NP25 3PL Water Mains Renewal - Approx 165m TBC TBC 816830 f/path side of Comprehensive School to Ty Mawr 2-way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 10 DCWW 93163967/280 47300335 A466 Dixton Road, Monmouth Water Mains Renewal - Approx 100m TBC TBC House : NP25 3PL 816830 Multi Way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 11 DCWW 93163967/290 47300648 A466 Monk Street, Monmouth Ty Mawr House to Monnow Bank House : NP25 3NZ Water Mains Renewal - Approx 80m TBC TBC 01639816830 2-way Lights - Designer Adam Bush tel: 01639 12 DCWW 93163967/300 47302842 A466 The Parade, Monmouth Monnow Bank House to 1 Ayshire Villas : NP25 3PB Water Mains Renewal - Approx 185m TBC TBC 816830 Multi Way Lights - Designer Eva Neville tel: 13 DCWW 93203173/30A 47305178 R101 Parc Road, Coed y Paen Adjacent to Llandegfedd Reservoir Sewer Relay - scope TBC TBC TBC 01639 816865 Multi Way Lights - Designer Eva Neville tel: 14 DCWW 93203173/40 47305178 R101 Parc Road, Coed y Paen Adjacent to Llandegfedd Reservoir (top of damn) Sewer Relay - scope TBC TBC TBC 01639 816865 15 DCWW DS 9320293 47300195 C500-9 Castle Street, Raglan Outside PC to Junction with High Street Water mains diversion - approx 25m TBC (approx May 2014) 6 Weeks Junction with Castle Street to Junction with Station 16 DCWW DS 93206017 47300654 R70 Monmouth Road, Raglan Water mains diversion - approx 155m TBC (approx May 2014) 6 Weeks Road Junction with High Street to adjacent to entrance to Reinstatement agreement in place with MCC for 17 DCWW DS 93206019 47303500 C56-2 Station Road, Raglan Water mains diversion - approx 160m TBC (approx May 2014) 6 Weeks proposed school full width over length of works in Station Road Stacey Williams - Morgan Sindall plc SERIAL UTILITY JOB REF USRN ROAD NO STREET NAME WORKS LOCATION FROM/TO WORKS DESCRIPTION START DATE DURATION COMMENTS N I L R E T U R N Ian Brain - MCC Infrastructure & Projects SERIAL UTILITY JOB REF USRN ROAD NO STREET NAME WORKS LOCATION FROM/TO WORKS DESCRIPTION START DATE DURATION COMMENTS 1 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C890 R33 Pantycolyn Bridge Llanvetherine Bridge Repairs Nov 13-Apr 14 2 Signing & Guarding 2 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C892 R46 Howells Corner Retaining Wall Mitchel Troy Retaining Wall Rebuild Feb-Apr 14 7 Lights 3 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C910 B4521 Pont Gilbert (Str 667) Caggle Street Structural Anchor Repairs Dec 13-May 14 2 Signing & Guarding 4 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C924 R1 Bugle Bridge (Str 729) Llanthony Bridge Strengthening Mar-Jun 14 6 Possible Closure 5 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C924 R55 Brookside Arch (Str 1822) Nant-y-derry Bridge Strengthening Dec 13-May 14 6 Possible Closure 6 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C924 R100 Sewerage Works (Str 864) Glascoed Bridge Strengthening Dec 13-May 14 6 Possible Closure 7 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C926 B4235 Coppice Mawr (Str 6109) Mynydd Bach Retaining Wall Repairs Nov13-Mar 14 5 Lights 4 SOUTH EAST WALES AREA - GROUP 2 NEW ROADS AND STREET WORKS ACT 1991 FROM:- Friday, 28th March 2014 to Friday, 26th September 2014 MONMOUTHSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL EAST CO-ORDINATION MEETING - Caerphilly CBC, Pontllanfraith TEL NO:- (01633) 644742 DATE:- Friday, 7th February 2014 FAX NO:- (01633) 644767 SCHEDULE TO BE RETURNED BY:- Friday, 3rd January 2014 e-mail [email protected] 8 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C910 B4235 Bridge Inn (Str 550) Llangym Structural Anchor Repairs Dec 13-May 14 2 Signing & Guarding 9 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C910 B4347 Mill Farm (Str 629) Grosmont Structural Anchor Repairs Dec 13-May 14 2 Signing & Guarding 10 MCC Infrastructure & Projects C908 B4233 Tredillion (Str 540) Abergavenny Culvert
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