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FOI-202000031352 Annex B Description Total Road A82 South of Signal Rock Resurfacing Redacted 10(5)(e) A82 A82 Glencoe Village to South Ballacullish Resurfacing A82 A82 Ballacullish 50's Resurfacing A82 A82 South of Loch Achtriochtan Resurfacing A82 A82 Inverlochy Castle A82 A82 Lochybridge to Carrs Corner A82 A82 North & South of Ballachulish Bridge A82 A82 Corran to Druimarbin A82 A82 Fort William Phase 2 A82 A82 South of Fort William A82 A82 North Road Fort William (HD28) A82 A82 Corpach Roundabout (HD28) A82 A82 Fort William TC Rbt (HD28) A82 A82 Loch Linnhe Picnic Area (HD28 2017) A82 A828 Sutherlands Grove (HD28 2017) A82 A82 North Ballachullish HD28 Resurfacing A82 A82 Nth of Ballachullish Petrol Stn HD28 A82 A82 Pass of Glencoe HD28 A82 A82 An Torr Urgent Resurfacing A82 A82 Kinlochleven Jct Hand Patching A82 A82 Fort William Primary Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Corran Ferry C/way Haunching A82 A82 Glencoe Village Hand Patching A82 A82 Campfield Hand Patching A82 A82 Esso Garage Hand Patching A82 A82 Ben Nevis Rbt Hand Patching A82 A82 Ballachulish Rbt - Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Glencoe Ski Centre Hand Patching A82 A82 Corrychurran C/way Hauching A82 A82 Signal Rock Hand Pactching A82 A82 Ben Nevis Distillery Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Glencoe Layby Carriageway Hand Patching A82 A82 Druimarbin Campfield Machine Patching A82 A82 South of Campfield Hand Patching A82 A82 Loch Linnhe Picnic Park Hand Patching A82 A82 Heron Bay Hand Patching A82 A82 3 Mile Water Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Campfield Hand Patching A82 A82 North of South African Corner Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Ballachulish Bridge Hand Patching A82 A82 West End Rdbt Hand Patching A82 A82 North of Achtriochtan C/way Haunching A82 A82 Gollanfield Hand Patching A82 A82 Quiraing B & B Hand Patching A82 A82 south of Ballachulish Rdbt Machine Patching A82 A82 Carrs Corner Hand patching A82 A82 North of Lochy Bridge Hand patching & Ditching A82 A82 An Torr Hand patching A82 A82 West End Rdbt Hand Patching A82 A82 Corran Ferry Jct Hand patching A82 A82 - Druim Na Birlinn Hand patching A82 A82 Corrychurachan Remedial Machine Patching A82 A82 Gollanfield Hand Patching A82 A82 Glencoe Lochan Layby Hand Patching A82 A82 The Study Hand Patching/Ditching A82 A82 Achtriochtan Farm Hand Patching A82 A82 Loch Achtriochtan C/way Edge Haunching A82 A82 Sth of Coruanan Lodge Hand Patching A82 A82 Torlundy Bus Stop Hand Patching A82 A82 Campfield SB Hand Patching A82 A82 Inverlochy Castle Hand Patching A82 A82 Carrs Corner Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Ballahulish Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Brides Hand Patching A82 A82 Onich Petrol Station Hand Patching A82 A82 St Brides Hand Patching A82 A82 South of St Brides Hand Patching A82 A82 South of Glencoe Cairn Hand Patching A82 A82 north of Glencoe Gorge Hand Patching A82 A82 Achnambeithach Hand Patching A82 A82 South of African Corner Hand Patching A82 A82 The Old Store, Onich Hand Patching and Ditching A82 A82 South of North Glenco Village Jct C/way Haunching A82 A82 Layby south of 3 Sister Car Park C/way Haunching A82 A82 Cairn Opp Etive Beag Car Park C/way Haunching A82 A82 Buchaille Etive Beag Car Park C/way Haunching A82 A82 Ballachulish Hand Patching A82 A82 SB Caledonian Hotel, Achintore Rd Hand Patching A82 A82 App Old Town Rd, Ballachulish Patching & Clearance of grips/siding out A82 A82 North of Onich SB A82 A82 Fort William to Heron Bay Footway repairs/re-surfacing A82 A82 Crannog, Fort William Footway DDA works A82 A82 Torlundy Footway Improvements A82 A82 Fort William opposite Belford Hospital Pedestrian Crossing A82 A82 South of Laraig Eildh Safety barrier foundation repairs A82 A82 South of Laraig Eilde Bridge Barrier repairs A82 A82 Glencoe Tourist Sign Renewal A82 A82 Fort William Inverlochy Roundabout A82 A82 South Ballachulish to Tyndrum Sign Poles A82 A82 Ballachulish Bridge/Onich Sign and Pole Renewal A82 A82 North Ballachulish Bridge Sign Pole Replacement A82 A82 Signs South Ballachulish Sign and Pole Renewal A82 A82 Ballachulish Bridge - Sign Renewal A82 A82 Atriochan Farm Sign Pole Replacement A82 A82 Gollanfield Sign Plates and VMP A82 A82 Nevis Bank Hotel Sign and Poles A82 A82 Glencoe Visitor Centre Sign Replacement A82 A82 Glencoe Visitor Centre Signs Renewal A82 A82 North of A828 Rdbt NB Signing A82 A82 Onich Sea Wall Repairs A82 A82 - Achintore Road. Earthworks A82 A82 Layby at Pass Edge Works A82 A82 Achtriochtan Edge Works A82 A82 The Meeting of the Three Waters Rockfall A82 A82 Achintore Road Coastal Defence A82 A82 Auchintore Road, Fort William - Croit Anna Hotel to Caledonian Hotel A82 A82 Auchintore Road, Fort William - Opposite Cruachan Hotel A82 A82 PM Glencoe to Ballachuilish Cycleway Drainage A82 A82 Base Camp Bridge Septic Tank A82 A82 Fort William Swimming Pool Drainage A82 A82 Croit Anna Filter Drain A82 A82 Glencoe to Ballachulish at Tigh "Phuirst" Cycleway A82 A82 Carrs Corner NB to Spean Bridge Commando memorial entrance Culvert A82 A82 North East of Ben Nevis Distillery Culvert Replacement A82 A82 Ballachulish Bridge Gully Replacement A82 A82 Birch Brae Ditching A82 A82 Strathlinhe Guest House A82 A82 Tom Na Creige Drainage A82 A82 Seafield Gardens Gullies and Chamber Cover A82 A82 Glencoe Ditching A82 A82 Glencoe SB Ditching A82 A82 Glencoe SB (2) Ditching A82 A82 South of Waterfalls Ditch Clearance A82 A82 Morrison Rdbt Drainage A82 A82 Old Store Onich Gully Renewal A82 A82 Base Camp Fort William Septic Tank A82 A82 Corpach Rbt to Torlundy HF Ditch clearance A82 A82 Birchbrae Chalets, Corran Ferry Drainage A82 A82 Base Camp Fort William Septic Tank A82 A82 Achintore Road, Fort William Resetting gullies & hand patching A82 A82 SB Ashburn House Gully Realignment A82 A82 Route Priority Roadmarking and Stud Renewal Ft William to Invermoriston A82 A82 North Ballahulish to Corran (Markings and Studs) A82 A82 Fort william to Inverness A82 A82 Cycleway Fort William to Torlundy A82 A82 Nevis Bank Vegetation Cutback A82 A82 Glencoe Village Vegetation Management A82 A82 Onich Hazardous Tree A82 A82 Ballachullish - Corray Cycleway Vegetation Management A82 A82 Corran to Fort William (Vegetation Management) A82 A82 Fort William (Middle St to Nevis RA) Vegetation Management A82 A82 Glencoe Village Traffic Signal Loop Repairs A82 A82 Fort William Swimming Pool Pedestrian Crossing Upgrade A82 A82 Ballachuilish North Street Lighting Refurbishment A82 A82 Ballachulish Lighting and electrical refurbishment A82 A82 Glencoe to Inverness LED Lighting A82 A82 North Road, Fort William LED Lighting A82 A82 Fort William Bypass Lighting Column Refurbishment A82 A82 North of Onich A82 A82 South of Loch Achtriochtan A82 A82 North of B863 Jct A82 A82 South of Ballachullish Petrol Station A82 A82 Old Fort, Fort William Visitor Safety Options Report A82 A82 3 Sisters Layby, Glencoe Report A82 A82 Pass of Glencoe Rockfall A82 A82 Glencoe Rock Cutting Investigation A82 A82 Auchintore Road, Fort William - Croit Anna Hotel to Caledonian Hotel A82 A82 Corrychurrachan Fatal Accident Site Investigation A82 A82 South of Ballachulish Rbt to Onich 50mph Speed Limit A82 A82 Gollanfield, Onich Resurfacing & Roadmarkings A82 A82 Jnct A861 Corran Ferry A82 A82 Gollanfield Phase 2 Resurfacing A82 A82 / A830 Blar Mhor Cycleway A82 A82 North of Ballachulish HD28 A82 A82 North of Ballachulish Petrol Station HD28 A82 A82 - Ballachulish to Corran Ferry - Cycle way A82 A82 Earl of Inverness Road - Roundabout A82 A82 Inchree Road to Corran Ferry Phase 1 Cycleway A82 A82 North Ballachulish to Onich Ph 2 40mph zone A82 A82 Onich to Inchree Phase 3 Cycleway Improvements A82 A82 Nevis Roundabout A82 A82 Glencoe to Inverness LED Lighting A82 A82 North Road, Fort William LED Lighting A82 A830 Route Bollard Additional Replacement Work A82 A82 Old Fort, Fort William Masonry Repairs A82 A82 960 Kiachnish Scour Protection A82 A82 840 Ballachulish Harbour Parapet upgrades and associated works A82 A82 850 Laroch River Parapet upgrades and associated works A82 A82 860 St Johns Rectory Parapet upgrades and associated works A82 A82 721 Cabar New Scour repair A82 A82 910 W66 Druimm Na Birlinn 1A LB Scour repair A82 A82 790 Chancellor VRS Upgrade A82 A82 830 Allt Fhiodhan Bridge Replacement A82 A82 870 Ballachuilish Waterproofing A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge street lighting replacement A82 A82 870 Ballachuilish Bridge - Minor Maintenance A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge A Frame Bearing Inspection A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge 5 Year Marine Licence Application A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge Bearing Replacement A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge Minor Maintenance A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Steps and Handrail Refurbishment A82 A82 Ballachulish Bridge, South of Fort William Survey A82 A82 870 Ballachuilish Bridge South of Fort William Minor Maintenance A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge CCTV Installation A82 A82 870 Ballachulish Bridge A82 NWFA 17-08 - A82 - South of Glencoe Village - Fatal Accident A82 A82 740 Study DCP >£10k Repairs A82 A82 970 W50 Ft William Wave Wall > £10,000 Damage A82 TOTAL £7,989,336.60.
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