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M2 Junction 5 Improvements M2 JUNCTION 5 IMPROVEMENTS DETAILED MODIFICATION MOD-1 Amendments required to the Made Side Roads Order and Made Compulsory Purchase Order THE HIGHWAYS ENGLAND (A249 TRUNK ROAD STOCKBURY ROUNDABOUT IMPROVEMENTS) (SIDE ROADS) ORDER 2019 THE HIGHWAYS ENGLAND (A249 TRUNK ROAD STOCKBURY ROUNDABOUT IMPROVEMENTS) COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER 2019 JANUARY 2020 HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 DETAILED MODIFICATION No.1 Details of Modification Engineering Changes A 4m wide field access would be provided on the same line as the existing access to be stopped up by the published SRO, referenced as 1/4. The proposed infiltration pond would be reconfigured in a northerly direction to enable the replacement field access to be provided along the same line as the original access. The extent of the eastern tie-in works to Oad Street would be reduced by 20m. The reduction in the scheme boundary along the Oad Street widening section between approximate Chainages 50m to 200m to minimise land take impacts. The layout of the proposals at Oad Street as per the preliminary design is shown in Figure 1 below. Figure 1: Extract from PCF Stage 3 Preliminary Design – Engineering General arrangement, ref. HE551521-ATK-HGN-XX_ML-DR-CH-000102_C04 HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 The modified layout of the proposals at Oad Street is shown in Figure 2 (also refer to Appendix A). Figure 2: Extract from sketch with ref. HE551521-ATK-HGN-XX_ML-SK-CH-001005_C04 Further details of the proposals and its environmental assessment are located in the Environmental Statement Addendum ref. HE551521-ATK-EGN-XX-RP-LM-000002. Reasons for Modification No. 1 This modification as shown on sketch HE551521-ATK-HGN-XX_ML-SK-CH-001005_C04 has been requested by the affected landowner – Mrs Mary Evans (Whipstakes Farm) and her Agent - Mr Sam Snart of Hobbs Parker Property Consultants, through a meeting with the Project team on 28 August 2019. Agreed actions from that meeting were summarised in minutes included in Appendix B. The modification is to provide an access to title K644086 as an existing access to this field would be stopped up by the published SRO. The access to be stopped up is marked as 1/4 on SRO Site Plan 1. This replacement access would also avoid the need to use the existing alternative access through Chestnut Wood ancient woodland. The affected landowner requested that the new access is located in close proximity to the existing access to be stopped up. Mrs Evans has also requested that the CPO does not impact the area directly in front of her garage. This would involve amending the design of the Oad Street improvements to relocate the proposed tie-in location to the west to avoid impacting the area in front of the garage. Mrs Evans has also expressed concerns about the impact of the proposed Oad Street widening and the need to relocate the existing boundary hedge and impact her land. The Oad Street improvements are required to provide a DMRB compliant highway cross section for two lanes of a total width of 7.3m and to provide a safer layout over a length which is currently constrained by the existing boundary hedge. However, the area behind the translocated hedge, within the published CPO could be reduced, with some minor amendments to the landscaping mitigation design HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 The Orders Affected This modification would change the following Orders which were published on the 13th June 2019: The Highways England (A249 Trunk Road Stockbury Roundabout Improvements) (Side Roads) Order 2019 The Highways England (A249 Trunk Road Stockbury Roundabout Improvements) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019 MODIFICATIONS TO THE PUBLISHED SIDE ROADS ORDER ORDER: There are no amendments required to the Order text. SCHEDULE: Amendments are required to the Schedule to reflect those parts which have been impacted by the revised design, as follows: 1. Private means of access to be stopped up – Add in new access reference “1/4a” opposite the description of the private means of access to be stopped up referenced 1/4. The amendments required to the Schedule are shown in Appendix C. PLANS COVER AND KEY PLAN: There are no amendments required to the Cover or Key Plans. SITE PLAN 1: Amendments are required to the Site Plan 1, as follows: 2. Amendment of Highway to be Improved hatching at the eastern tie in to Oad Street to reflect the revised design. 3. Amendment of Highway to be Improved hatching at and either side of the proposed access position to reflect the revised design. 4. Addition of new PMA referenced “1/4a”. The amendments required to Site Plan 1 are shown in Appendix C. SITE PLAN 2: There are no amendments required to the Site Plan 2. HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 MODIFICATIONS TO THE PUBLISHED COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER ORDER: There are no amendments required to the Order text. SCHEDULE: TABLE 1: Amendments are required to the Schedule (Table 1), as follows: 1. Plot 1/19 – Column 2 – Amend area to 1301 square metres. 2. Plot 1/19c – Column 2 – Amend area to 1402 square metres. 3. Plot 1/19d – Column 2 – Amend area to 9173 square metres. 4. Plot 1/19e – Column 2 – Amend area to 1691 square metres. 5. Plot 1/19f – Column 2 – Amend area to 2617 square metres. 6. Plot 1/19g – Additional plot added. 7. Plot 1/19h – Additional plot added. TABLE 2: Amendments are required to the Schedule (Table 2), as follows: 8. Plot 1/19 – Column 6b – Amend area to 1301 square metres. 9. Plot 1/19c – Column 6b – Amend area to 1402 square metres. 10. Plot 1/19d – Column 6b – Amend area to 9173 square metres. 11. Plot 1/19e – Column 6b – Amend area to 1691 square metres. 12. Plot 1/19f – Column 6b – Amend area to 2617 square metres. 13. Plot 1/19g – Additional plot added. 14. Plot 1/19h – Additional plot added. The amendments required to the Schedule are shown in Appendix D. PLANS COVER AND KEY PLAN: There are no amendments required to the Cover or Key Plans. SHEET 1: Amendments are required to Sheet 1, as follows: 15. Plot 1/19 amended to reflect the revised design. 16. Plot 1/19c amended to reflect the revised design. 17. Plot 1/19d amended to reflect the revised design. 18. Plot 1/19e amended to reflect the revised design. 19. Plot 1/19f amended to reflect the revised design. 20. Plot 1/19g added to reflect the revised design. 21. Plot 1/19h added to reflect the revised design. The amendments required to Sheet 1 are shown in Appendix D. SHEET 2: There are no amendments required to Sheet 2. HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 APPENDIX A – DRAWING SHOWING LAYOUT OF MODIFICATION HE551521-ATK-LHA-XX-LN-ZL-000020 C01 0 100 SWL 100 SWL 200 SWL SWL SWL SWL SWL SWL SWL PROPOSED SIGN TO DIAGRAM SWL 553.1(750mm) WITH 'FARM TRAFFIC' SWL SWL SUPPLEMENTARY PLATE PROVIDING SWL ADVANCE WARNING FOR PROPOSED 600 SWL FIELD ACCESS SWL SWL SWL SWL SWL Millimetres SWL SWL 477 10 J5 - L1 ACCESS ROAD DIL DIL DIL 0 700 DIL PLOT ACCESS 734 VALE COTTAGES DIL 300 DIL DIL DIL DIL DIL DIL DIL DIL DIL 400 DIL DIL DIL THE GATE DIL DIL DIL HOUSE DO NOT SCALE 200 ECOLOGICAL MITIGATION POND M2 J5 J5 - L3 ACCESS ROAD LOCATION OF EXISTING TROUGH PROPOSED 4.0m WIDE FIELD GATE PROPOSED SIGN TO DIAGRAM 512.1(750mm) PROVIDING ADVANCE WARNING OF THE SERVICE ROAD JUNCTION EXISTING TROUGH TO BE RELOCATED AND WATER SUPPLY TO BE MAINTAINED OR REPROVIDED EXISTING TROUGH TO BE REMOVED EXISTING WELL TO BE INSPECTED AND RETAINED AT THE BACK OF THE PROPOSED HIGHWAY VERGE. EXISTING COVER TO BE REPLACED WITH COVER SLAB AND MANHOLE FRAME AND COVER SUITABLE FOR HIGHWAY VERGE LOADING CLASS D400 EXISTING HIGHWAY BOUNDARY PROPOSED HIGHWAY B EXISTING HEDGE TO BOUNDARY BE RETAINED SPECIES - RICH PROPOSED GRASSLAND - HEDGEROW TRANSLOCATED WHIPSTAKES HILL WILDFLOWERS HEDGE PROPOSED SIGN TO DIAGRAM 100 512.1(750mm) PROVIDING ADVANCE 2.5% WARNING OF PETT LANE 5.0% PROPOSED LOCATION OF B TRANSLOCATED HEDGEROW PROPOSED HIGHWAY DRAINAGE LANE LANE VERGE MAINTENANCE 3.65 3.65 2.50 ACCESS OAD STREET SECTION - A - A A (CHAINAGE 60+000) PROPOSED SIGN TO DIAGRAM 553.1(750mm) J5 - L3 ACCESS ROAD WITH 'FARM TRAFFIC' SUPPLEMENTARY PLATE 0 SCALE 1:100 PROVIDING ADVANCE WARNING FOR EXISTING HIGHWAY PROPOSED HIGHWAY PROPOSED FIELD ACCESS BOUNDARY BOUNDARY EXISTING HEDGE TO PROPOSED BE RETAINED TRANSLOCATED HEDGE SPECIES - RICH GRASSLAND - HEDGEROW WILDFLOWERS 2.5% 5.0% A PROPOSED HIGHWAY DRAINAGE PETT ROAD LANE LANE VERGE MAINTENANCE 3.65 3.65 2.50 ACCESS SECTION - B - B (CHAINAGE 150+000) SCALE 1:100 This map is based on Ordnance Survey material with the permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of the Controller of Her Majesty's Stationery Office. © Crown copyright. Scale 1:500 Scale 1:100 Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and PLAN may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Highways SCALE 1:500 England 100018928, 2018. 10m 0m 10m 20m 30m 4m 3m 2m 1m 0m 2m 4m SAFETY, HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL Description Drawing Suitability Status Project Title NOTES : APPROVED - PUBLISHED A1 M2 Junction 5 Improvement KEY : INFORMATION Status Revision Drawn Checked Reviewed Authorised Issue Date In addition to the hazards/risks normally associated with the types of work 1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN METRES UNLESS Drawing Title detailed on this drawing, note the following significant residual risks Description OTHERWISE STATED. EXISTING HIGHWAY PROPOSED TRANSLOCATED Epsom Gateway (Reference shall also be made to the design hazard log).
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