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JTB/14/05 To: Shepway Joint Transportation Board JTB/14/05 To: Shepway Joint Transportation Board By: KCC Highways and Transportation Date: 22 nd September 2014 Subject : Highway Works Programme 14/15 Classification: Information Only Summary: This report updates Members on the identified schemes approved for construction in 2014/15 1. Introduction This report provides an update and summarises schemes that have been programmed for delivery in 2014/15 Footway and Carriageway Improvement Schemes – see Appendix A Drainage Repairs & Improvements – see Appendix B Street Lighting – see Appendix C Transportation and Safety Schemes – see Appendix D Traffic Systems – see Appendix E Member Highway Fund – see Appendix F Conclusion 1. This report is for Members’ information. Contact Officers: The following contact officers can be contacted on 03000 41 81 81 Toby Howe Highway Manager (East) Pauline Rockett Shepway District Manager Sue Kinsella Street Lighting Manager Katie Lewis Drainage Manager Russell Boorman Resurfacing Manager (Acting up) Tony Ambrose Structures Manager Appendix A – Footway and Carriageway Improvement Schemes The delivery of these schemes is weather dependent; should it prove not possible to carry out these works on the planned dates, new dates will be arranged and the residents will be informed by a letter drop to their homes. Surface Treatments - Contact Officer Neil Tree Micro Asphalt Schemes Current Road Name Parish Extent of Works Status From its junction with Minnis Lane Stelling Minnis Curtis Lane to its Completed junction with Bossingham Road From its junction with High Street Lyminge Woodland Road to its Completed junction with Canterbury Road Woodland Road Lyminge From its junction with High Street to its Completed junction with Brady Road Surface Dressing Schemes Current Road Name Parish Extent of Works Status From its junction with Upper Arpinge to its Completed Paddlesworth Lane Hawkinge junction with Elvington Lane From Its junction with Crete Road East Folkestone Canterbury Road to its Completed junction with Dover Hill From its junction with Swanton Lane Swingfield The Street to Swanton Completed Court Farm From its junction with Oak Hill Swingfield Stockham Lane to its Completed junction with Canterbury Road From its junction with Dennes Lane Lydd and Old Beggarsbush Lane to its Completed Romney junction with High Street 50m south of Wents A20 Ashford Road Newington Cottage to southern Completed (Sandling Road) boundary of Cowtye Wood Machine Resurfacing – Contact Officer Russell Boorman Current Road Name Parish Extent of Works Status 75m approach to Works pedestrian crossing near programmed to Cheriton Gdns Folkestone to its junction with start 22/1014 Manor Rd for two nights Works From its junction with programmed to A259 Seabrook Rd Seabrook Horn Street to its start 10/10/14 - junction with Cliff Road 20/10/14 Works From its junction with A260 Canterbury programmed to Swingfield Fox Holt Lane to Little Road start Spring Densole Farm 2015 Works A260 Canterbury Roundabout circulatory programmed to Road Folkestone at Churchill Avenue/Hill start 26/09/14 - Road 30/09/14 This scheme will not be From its junction with completed due Tanner's Hill Hythe School Road to its to SGN mains junction with North Road replacement works From its junction with Works A20 Ashford Road to its programmed to Beachborough Newington junction with the access start Spring to Beachborough Park 2015 Footway Improvement - Contact Officer Wendy Boustead Extent and Description Current Road Name Parish of Works Status From Grasmere Works Gardens to No 73 – programmed to Lynwood Folkestone Removal of existing start 01/09/14 surface and replacement for four weeks with new asphalt surface Between Cherry Garden Lane and Linksway – Cherry Garden Folkestone Removal of existing On site Avenue surface and replacement with new asphalt surface From its junction with North Road to its West Road Folkestone Completed junction with Hospital Hill – Slurry Surfacing From its junction with Pelham Gardens to its Turketel Road Folkestone Completed junction with Hardwick Road Whole Length – Slurry Shaftesbury Avenue Folkestone Completed Surfacing Whole Length – Slurry Keddows Close Hythe Completed Surfacing Whole Length – Slurry Hind Close Dymchurch Completed Surfacing North footway for its Works to be Chapel Street Hythe whole length – Slurry reprogrammed Surfacing Appendix B – Drainage Repairs & Improvements Timescale for Location Description of Works Job Status Completion Canterbury Road, Excavation of Ponds Works commenced Hawkinge Swanton Lane, Installation of Soakaways 22 nd September Works Programmed Swingfield and bank protection works 2014 Replace linear drainage at the junction of Cliff Road Seabrook Road, and investigate and repair Works Complete Hythe any defects restricting water flow in culvert Install additional pipework Cherry Garden to bypass existing system Investigation and Lane, Winter 2014 and take water directly to Design underway Folkestone watercourse Hythe Road, Installation of French Investigation and Winter 2014 Lymnpe Drains and culverts Design underway Install linear drainage and Sea Wall, connect existing system in Investigation and Autumn/ Winter Dymchurch Sea Wall to highway Design underway 2014 drainage in the High Street Install new gullies and High street, Investigation and Autumn/ Winter connect to existing Lydd Design underway 2014 highway drainage Castle Hill Renew gullies on Avenue, Works Complete roundabout Folkestone Appendix C – Street Lighting Structural testing has been completed in Shepway District. Following Structural testing, this year’s column replacement budget will be used to replace columns deemed high risk. The list of columns to be Replacement is shown below. Some roads may necessitate road closure or off-peak working. Stakeholders will be notified in advance of these works. Street Lighting Column Replacement – Contact Officer Sue Kinsella Road Name Column Ref Location Status Sandgate Road NSAQ025 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Cheriton Road NCND013 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by NCND050 Central end of September NCND051 2014 NCDW013 Foresters Way NFFN002 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end NFFN006 Central of September 2014 NFFN007 NFFN008 Cheriton High street NCBH005 Folkestone Park Replacement by end NCBH022 of September 2014 NCBH029 Coniston Road NCJG006 Folkestone Park Replacement by end NCJG007 of September 2014 Cherry Garden NCMQ003 Folkestone Park Replacement by end Avenue NCMQ004 of September 2014 NCMQ005 NCMQ006 NCMQ007 NCMQ008 NCMQ009 NCMQ010 NCMQ013 NCMQ014 NCMQ015 NCMQ017 NCMQ023 NCMQ034 Moore Close NMFY002 Romney Marsh Replacement by end of September 2014 Wear Bay Road NWBG041 Folkestone East Replacement by end NWBG042 of September 2014 NWBG044 George Gurr Cresent NGAP005 Folkestone East Replacement by end of September 2014 Sugarloaf Walk NSRP001 Folkestone East Replacement by end NSRP010 of September 2014 Castle Road NCBW003 Folkestone Sandgate Replacement by end NCBW006 of September 2014 Fenner Close NFAV004 Folkestone Sandgate Replacement by end of September 2014 Bybrook Way NBKP001 Folkestone Sandagte Replacement by end NBKP002 of September 2014 Dyke Road NDDY005 Folkestone Harbour Replacement by end NDDY003 of September 2014 Morrison Road NMGC004 Folkestone Harbour Replacement by end of September 2014 Ryland Place NRFU001 Folkestone Harbour Replacement by end of September 2014 Radnor Bridge Road NRAG007 Folkestone Harbour Replacement by end of September 2014 Tontine Street NTHJ001 Folkestone Harbour Replacement by end NTHJ010 of September 2014 NTHJ011 Foord Road NFFP008 Folkestone Foord Replacement by end NFFP014 of September 2014 Risborough Way NRDS002 Folkestone Morehall Replacement by end of September 2014 Corone Close NCKB001 Folkestone Morehall Replacement by end of September 2014 Beachborough Road NBKY001 Folkestone Morehall Replacement by end NBKY002 of September 2014 South Road NSFO005 Hythe Central Replacement by end of September 2014 North Road NNCG004 Hythe Central Replacement by end of September 2014 Cheriton High Street NCDU031 Folkestone Cheriton Replacement by end NCDU029 of September 2014 Risborough Lane NRFX004 Folkestone Cheriton Replacement by end NRFX007 of September 2014 NRFX008 Dymchurch Road NDEC004 New Romney Coast Replacement by end NDEC013 of September 2014 NDEC021 NDEC023 NDEC024 NDEB060 NDEG030 NDEB010 NDEB031 NDEB034 NDEB050 NDEB065 Bouverie Road NBFZ014 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Sandgate Road NSAQ025 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Webster Way NWIJ001 North Downs East Replacement by end of September 2014 Park Road NPBI004 Folkestone Morehall Replacement by end of September 2014 Military Road NMHB011 Folkestone Sandgate Replacement by end NMHB012 of September 2014 NMHB013 NMHB020 NMHX036 NMHX038 NMHX039 NMHX042 NMHX045 NMHX046 Cheriton Road NCDW013 Folkestone Park Replacement by end of September 2014 Shornecliffe Road NSDZ022 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Enbrook Valley NEVB008 Folkestone Sandgate Replacement by end of September 2014 Bouverie Road NBFZ008 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Canterbury Road NCPA013 Folkestone North Replacement by end NCBA010 Downs East of September 2014 NCBA025 Middleburg Square NMHA021 Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Bouverire Square NMHA008A Folkestone Harvey Replacement by end Central of September 2014 Ashford Road NAEB005 Romney Marsh Replacement by end of September
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