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Colchester Highway Rangers - Works Summary 2020/21 Colchester Highway Rangers - Works Summary 2020/21 Type of Work REF Parish/Ward Road Name Location Comments Confirm Number Date Requested Date Completed STATUS Required Vegetation encroaching onto Vegetation COL2002001 Stanway HALSTEAD ROAD Opp j/W King Close bridge over A12 footway & obscuring visibility of 3353786 08/04/2019 29/05/2020 Completed trimming signs 15.0m x 1.0m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching & COL2002002 Birch MALDON ROAD Side of Rose cottage 3366020 07/05/2019 29/06/2020 Completed trimming overhanging footway 60m x 0.5m Vegetation Weed growth at kerb line 18m x COL2002003 West Mersea BARFIELD ROAD O/s Harrison court 3373927 23/05/2019 30/06/2020 Completed trimming 0.1m Vegetation COL2002004 Myland NAYLAND ROAD Opp link close Vegetation over footway 20x3x1m 3374294 24/05/2019 04/05/2020 Completed trimming Vegetation Hedge overgrown over footway COL2002005 Myland PETO AVENUE Os 22 3385458 24/06/2019 06/05/2020 Completed trimming 70x2x1m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching footway COL2002006 West Mersea BARFIELD ROAD L/c 11 o/s church 3387355 27/06/2019 30/06/2020 Completed trimming rear edge, 6.3m x 0.9m Vegetation and brambles ESSEX HALL Shared cycle/ped zone on west side Vegetation COL2002007 Colchester overgrowing up to 60% of footway 3390041 03/07/2019 23/07/2020 Completed ROUNDABOUT of RAB, backing Wycliffe Grove trimming side approx. 40m MALDON ROAD Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002008 Colchester Side of Brickhill Farm 3391876 08/07/2019 24/07/2020 Completed SOUTH trimming footway for 10m Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002009 Myland UNITED WAY Throughout road 3393381 12/07/2019 06/05/2020 Completed trimming footway 100x2x1m Vegetation Weed growth across footway 9m x COL2002010 Fingringhoe DUDLEY ROAD O/s 18 3393551 15/07/2019 17/07/2020 Completed trimming 1.0m BERECHURCH Opposite entrance to Audley House Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002011 Colchester 3395300 18/07/2019 24/07/2020 Completed HALL ROAD sign S16 trimming road sign S16 BERECHURCH 60 mtrs before entrance to MCTC Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002012 Colchester 3395298 18/07/2019 28/07/2020 Completed HALL ROAD opp lamp column 06rab trimming road sign BERECHURCH 30m from entrance to Berechurch Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002013 Colchester 3395299 18/07/2019 28/07/2020 Completed HALL ROAD Hall trimming road sign Vegetation Overgrown Vegetation 5mx0.8m. COL2002014 Great Horkesley BARNFIELD ROAD Both sides throughout 3396474 23/07/2019 trimming 5m OLD IPSWICH Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002015 Langham Os red brick cottage 3397722 25/07/2019 ROAD trimming carriageway 100x1x1m Pedestrian crossing junction with Overgrown vegetation obscuring Vegetation COL2002016 Colchester DUGARD AVENUE Peartree road (next to no 73 Dugard traffic signals at pedestrian 3399218 29/07/2019 30/07/2020 Completed trimming Ave) crossing Overgrown vegetation obscuring Outside no 73 close to the pedestrian Vegetation COL2002017 Colchester DUGARD AVENUE traffic signals at pedestrian 3399235 29/07/2019 27/08/2020 Completed crossing junction with Peartree road trimming crossing Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002018 Myland BEDFORD ROAD Opp 31 3400632 31/07/2019 12/05/2020 Completed trimming footway 20x0.5x2m Colchester Highway Rangers - Works Summary 2020/21 Type of Work REF Parish/Ward Road Name Location Comments Confirm Number Date Requested Date Completed STATUS Required Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002019 Myland BEDFORD ROAD Op 51 3400629 31/07/2019 12/05/2020 Completed trimming footway 25x0.5x1m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching footway COL2002020 Stanway LONDON ROAD On bridge opp The Swan ph. 3401235 02/08/2019 22/05/2020 Completed trimming 15m x 0.6m Vegetation Weed growth across footway, COL2002021 East Donyland RECTORY ROAD Between footpath & bus shelter 3403667 07/08/2019 trimming 20.0m x 1.3m In shared ped/cycle lanes, 15m from Vegetation overgrowing the Vegetation COL2002022 Fingringhoe DUDLEY ROAD remote footway junction (opposite footway up to 65% for approx. 3403969 08/08/2019 23/07/2020 Completed trimming Bell Vue Rd) Station bound lane side 30m Vegetation encroaching & Vegetation COL2002023 Tiptree GROVE ROAD Opp 77-79 overhanging carriageway 27.0m x 3409394 20/08/2019 04/06/2020 Completed trimming 1.0m Layer De La Vegetation Weed growth rear edge of COL2002024 NEW CUT Between 47-49 3411960 28/08/2019 Haye trimming footway, 8m x 0.4m Algae growth covering width of NICHOLSONS Vegetation COL2002025 Colchester at Ernulph Walk side of no 1 footway and bottom of alley 2.5m x 3412439 29/08/2019 30/07/2020 Completed GROVE trimming 8.0m Vegetation Verge vegetation over footway COL2002026 Wivenhoe BROOME GROVE Side of 22 3412500 29/08/2019 trimming 20x1x2m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching COL2002027 Colchester MANOR ROAD Opp side 10 rawston rd 3417167 11/09/2019 30/07/2020 Completed trimming carriageway 3x1.5m Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002028 Myland BOLSIN DRIVE Opp 15 3418401 16/09/2019 12/05/2020 Completed trimming footway 10x1x2m EDWARD MARKE Vegetation Weed growth rear edge of COL2002029 Langenhoe Side of 14 fingringhoe rd 3418781 17/09/2019 DRIVE trimming footway, 31.5mx0.6m EDWARD MARKE Vegetation Weed growth rear edge of COL2002030 Langenhoe Side of 2 brand drive 3418782 17/09/2019 DRIVE trimming footway, 10x0.9m EDWARD MARKE Vegetation Weed growth in footway 1.6 x COL2002031 Langenhoe O/s village hall 3418780 17/09/2019 DRIVE trimming 1.5m FINGRINGHOE Side of empty pub infront of lamp Vegetation Weed growth across half of COL2002032 Langenhoe 3418804 17/09/2019 ROAD column 1V trimming footway 13.5x1.0m Vegetation Vegetation at edge of footway 40m COL2002033 Stanway WREN CLOSE Length of footway opp 29 3419376 18/09/2019 01/06/2020 Completed trimming x 1m Vegetation Weed growth & moss across COL2002034 Peldon THE GLEBE Between 8 & j/W Lower rd 3421319 24/09/2019 18/06/2020 Completed trimming footway 3.0m x 1.4m Vegetation COL2002035 Colchester CARLISLE CLOSE O/s26 Weed growth 3m×0.5m Rangers 3422835 27/09/2019 30/07/2020 Completed trimming Vegetation COL2002036 Colchester HEREFORD ROAD S/o1 Overgrown vegetation 10x1.0m 3423462 30/09/2019 30/07/2020 Completed trimming Vegetation Weed growth along footway COL2002037 Tiptree HEYCROFT WAY Side of 51 3424474 02/10/2019 08/06/2020 Completed trimming 7x0.9m Between keepers Green and no 37 Vegetation Overgrown vegetation side of COL2002038 Colchester BRAISWICK 3425474 04/10/2019 Braiswick trimming carriageway 50m NORTH STATION Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002039 Myland Next to lamp 5 / retail sign 3425490 04/10/2019 12/05/2020 Completed ROUNDABOUT trimming footway and signage 40x1x4m Colchester Highway Rangers - Works Summary 2020/21 Type of Work REF Parish/Ward Road Name Location Comments Confirm Number Date Requested Date Completed STATUS Required Vegetation Vegetation overgrown over COL2002040 Myland MILL ROAD Next to oxley park drive 3425514 04/10/2019 15/05/2020 Completed trimming footway 30x1.2x4m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching footway COL2002041 Stanway EGREMONT WAY Opp 14 3426545 08/10/2019 22/05/2020 Completed trimming 3x0.5m BLACKBERRY Vegetation Vegetation overhanging footway, COL2002042 Stanway Side of 49 3426559 08/10/2019 27/05/2020 Completed ROAD trimming 15x0.9m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching footway, COL2002043 Stanway BAILEY DALE Opp 1 to 3428710 14/10/2019 27/05/2020 Completed trimming 26x0.8m Vegetation Vegetation encroaching footway COL2002044 Stanway BAILEY DALE J/W Warren lane 3428711 14/10/2019 27/05/2020 Completed trimming 4.5x1.0m Between the bridge and water Vegetation COL2002045 Fordham HALSTEAD ROAD Overgrown Vegetation 3x0. 5m 3431260 21/10/2019 pumping station for the RANGERS trimming Vegetation COL2002046 Tiptree SAGE WALK Between 4-16 Moss on edge of footway 40x0.5m 3431393 21/10/2019 28//05/20 Completed trimming Vegetation Moss on edge of footway COL2002047 Tiptree SAFFRON WAY Between garages & Sage Walk 3431386 21/10/2019 28/05/2020 Completed trimming 15x0.4m Vegetation COL2002048 Tiptree SAFFRON WAY O/s 49 Moss on edge of footway 6x0.6m 3431387 21/10/2019 28/05/2020 Completed trimming STEPHENSON End of road at entrance to hotel car Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002049 Colchester 3431875 22/10/2019 31/07/2020 Completed ROAD park trimming footway for 3m Vegetation COL2002050 Tiptree PIERCE GLADE Between 3-4 Moss on footway 5x1.8m 3431975 22/10/2019 10/06/2020 Completed trimming ROSEMARY Vegetation Moss on rear edge of footway 20 x COL2002051 Tiptree Between 1 & J/W Glebe rd 3432790 23/10/2019 16/06/2020 Completed CRESCENT trimming 0.4m From junction with Newcomen Way Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002052 Colchester BRUNEL WAY to entrance to Depot opposite 3432692 23/10/2019 03/09/2020 Completed trimming footway 150 x 1.5 m Cadman Cranes Vegetation Vegetation in verge overgrown COL2002053 Wivenhoe ALRESFORD ROAD Back of 26 next to littlefields 3433806 28/10/2019 trimming over footway 20x4x1.5m Vegetation Moss rear edge of footway COL2002054 Tiptree PERRY ROAD Between 27-29 3434030 28/10/2019 16/06/2020 Completed trimming 9x0.9m Vegetation Moss rear edge of footway COL2002055 Tiptree PERRY ROAD Side of 35 3434031 28/10/2019 16/06/2020 Completed trimming 13.5x0.5m From Tesco Goods Entrance to Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002056 Colchester EASTWOOD DRIVE 3436473 01/11/2019 opposite lamp column no 3 trimming carriageway 120 x 1m Vegetation COL2002057 Tiptree THYME ROAD Between L/C & column Moss edge of footway 20 x 0.3m 3441401 15/11/2019 16/06/2020 Completed trimming Vegetation Vegetation encroaching on COL2002058 Tiptree THYME ROAD Side of 54 3441402 15/11/2019 15/06/2020 Completed trimming footway 15m x 0.8m Vegetation Overgrown vegetation obstructing COL2002059 Colchester KING COEL ROAD Opposite no 12 to opposite no 19 3447268 03/12/2019 11/09/2020 Completed trimming carriageway 50 x 1 m Tunnel below Station Way by river at Concave footway channel at each Other (explain in COL2002060 Colchester STATION WAY Colne Bank.
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