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Forest of Dean IDP - Project Tracker Version: December 2014 Sedgemoor District Council Infrastructure Delivery Tracker 00/01/1900 Forest of Dean IDP - Project Tracker Version: December 2014 Overview Development Locations (infrastructure projects relate to selected developments) Programme details Cinderford - Yorkley / Lead Project Priority Area of Likely Cost Estimated Capital Cinderford - Lydney - New Tutshill / Lydbrook Joys Other villages 2014 - 2020 - 2025 - Programme Category Project Title Project Description Project Status Site Identified Secured Funding Funding Shortfall Northern Lydney - other Coleford Newent Bream Drybrook Mitcheldean Newnham Pillowell / Organisation Level Coverage Type Cost other Neighbourhood Sedbury Green & rural area 2019 2024 2030 comments Quarter Whitecroft A total of £226,078 has been secured towards Early Years provision for the Lydney East New Early Years - Lydney New Neighbourhood through S106 agreements: Lydney A - Gloucestershire Essential Education Neighbourhood Early Proposal Development Pending S106 £226,078 £226,078 £0 Yes £102,906 towards Early Years facilities; Lydney B - County Council Infrastructure Years provision £123,172 towards improviding capacity at the River Children's Centre. A new Gloucestershire College Campus will be an essential catalyst for the regeneration of Cinderford Further Education - Northern Quarter. It is envisaged that this will be Cinderford Northern located in a prominent and easily accessible place at Gloucestershire Desirable Education Quarter New Project County Yes Unknown £0 £0 the site. During Feb 2011, Gloucestershire College College Infrastructure Gloucestershire College Board approved the recommendation to relocate the Campus College from the existing site at Five Acres, Coleford, to the Cinderford Northern Quarter. Primary Education - Lydney New In relation to the Lydney East New Neighbourhood Neighbourhood (A) new (A), a S106 obligation of £857,550 towards a new Gloucestershire Essential Education Proposal Development Pending S106 £857,550 £857,550 £0 Yes school or extension of school or extension of Severnbanks primary school County Council Infrastructure Severnbanks Primary has been secured. School Primary Education - In relation to the Lydney East New Neighbourhood Lydney New (B), a S106 obligation of £2,961,437 towards a new Gloucestershire Essential Education Proposal Development Pending S106 £2,961,437 £2,961,437 £0 Yes Neighbourhood (B) new school, OR developer provision of a school, has been County Council Infrastructure primary school secured. Secondary Education - Lydney New In relation to the Lydney East New Neighbourhood Neighbourhood (B) (B), a S106 obligation of £2,140,688 towards Gloucestershire Essential Education Proposal Development Yes S107 £2,140,688 £2,140,688 £0 Yes capacity improvements at improving capacity at Whitecross secondary school County Council Infrastructure Whitecross secondary has been secured. school Infrastructure investment by Gloucestershire Police - Coleford Police Emergency Constabulary to support new development in the Gloucestershire Desirable Station Refurbishment and Proposal District Yes Public Sector £1,000,055 £0 £1,000,055 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Services Forest of Dean District will include refurbishment Constabulary Infrastructure Upgrade and upgrade of Coleford Police Station. The new central custody suite in Gloucestershire is one of the central specialist facilities in Emergency Police - Gloucestershire Gloucestershire utilised by Neighbourhood Policing Gloucestershire Desirable Project County Yes Public Sector £11,900,000 £0 £11,900,000 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Con Op Op Services new Central Custody Suite Teams in Stroud District. The new facility will be Constabulary Infrastructure located close to Police Headquarters in Waterwells, Gloucester. Surface water mapping predicts a significant number Flood management - of properties in Cinderford to be at risk from Flood, Water & Gloucestershire Essential Cinderford flood risk flooding. An investigation is planned for 2014/15 to Proposal District Pending Commercial £0 £0 Yes Yes Wastewater County Council Infrastructure investigation confirm the nature of flood risk in the area and identify suitable mitigation measures. Surface water mapping predicts a significant number Flood management - of properties in Coleford to be at risk from flooding. Flood, Water & Gloucestershire Essential Coleford flood risk An investigation is planned for 2014/15 to confirm Proposal District Pending Commercial £0 £0 Yes Wastewater County Council Infrastructure investigation the nature of flood risk in the area and identify suitable mitigation measures. Cumulative development at Cinderford and Drybrook could cause capacity issues within the sewerage network. It is strongly recommended that Wastewater - Cinderford development sites are hydraulically modelled in Flood, Water & Critical potential sewerage system combination in order to ascertain the impact on the Severn Trent Water Proposal Development Pending Commercial £0 £0 Yes Yes Yes Wastewater Infrastructure upgrading downstream network. There are some known flooding incidents downstream and some very long lengths of gravity sewer to flow down before reaching the Sewage Treatment Works. Cumulative development at Newent could cause capacity issues within the existing sewerage network Wastewater - Newent Flood, Water & comprising small diameter sewers. It is potential sewerage system Severn Trent Water Proposal Development Pending Commercial £0 £0 Yes Wastewater recommended that hydraulic modelling is undertaken upgrading in order to ascertain the impact of flows on the system. The Borders Broadband project covering Herefordshire and Gloucestershire is one of four initial pilots that have been set up, which secured £14.4mil from the Government towards rolling out fibre broadband in rural areas. This has been boosted Broadband - Borders with a further £7.5mil investment by Gloucestershire Gloucestershire Desirable ITC Project County Yes Public Sector £14,700,000 £14,700,000 £0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Con Op Op Broadband Project County Council and £6mil from Herefordshire First LEP Infrastructure County Council. The two county councils have now formed a non-profit making collaboration with BT Openreach called 'Fastershire', which has the aim of bringing fibre broadband to around 90% of homes by 2016. The Highways Agency have identified potential Highgways - A40/A48 Transport & mitigation measures/improvements on the A40 Critical roundabout junction Highways Agency Proposal District Yes CIL £0 £0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Public Realm corridor, including improvements to the roundabout Infrastructure improvements at Highnam at the junction of the A40 and A48 near Highnam. 1 of 2 Sedgemoor District Council Infrastructure Delivery Tracker 00/01/1900 Overview Development Locations (infrastructure projects relate to selected developments) Programme details Cinderford - Yorkley / Lead Project Priority Area of Likely Cost Estimated Capital Cinderford - Lydney - New Tutshill / Lydbrook Joys Other villages 2014 - 2020 - 2025 - Programme Category Project Title Project Description Project Status Site Identified Secured Funding Funding Shortfall Northern Lydney - other Coleford Newent Bream Drybrook Mitcheldean Newnham Pillowell / Organisation Level Coverage Type Cost other Neighbourhood Sedbury Green & rural area 2019 2024 2030 comments Quarter Whitecroft Partial signalisation and modifications to the junction layout at the A40 Over Roundabout; and Highways - A40 Over removal of hatchings on the nearside lane of the Transport & Gloucestershire Essential Roundabout and Highnam eastbound carriageway; and implementation of Project District Yes CIL £2,230,000 £0 £2,230,000 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Des Con Op Public Realm County Council Infrastructure Lodge improvements signals at Highnam Lodge access. Full funding to be sought through the Gloucestershire Local Transport Board. The Highways Agency have identified potential Highways - A40/A4136 Transport & mitigation measures/improvements on the A40 Essential junction signalisation at Highways Agency Proposal District Yes CIL £0 £0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Public Realm corridor, including potential signalisation of the Infrastructure Huntley A40/A4136 junction at Huntley. The proposed scheme is designed to segregate traffic by movement on the westbound approach and reduce Highways - A40/A417 overall queue lengths at the roundabout. The A40 Transport & Over Roundabout route experiences recurrent congestion and delays Gloucestershire Essential Project District Yes CIL £190,000 £190,000 £0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Con Op Op Public Realm westbound traffic between M5 Junction 11 and the Gloucestershire County Council Infrastructure segregation border at Lea. The A40 Over Roundabout experiences recurrrent queues and delays in the morning and evening peak periods. The Highways Agency have identified potential Highways - A40/B4215 Transport & mitigation measures/improvements on the A40 Essential junction signalisation at Highways Agency Proposal District Yes CIL £0 £0 Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Public Realm corridor, including signalisation of A40/B4215 Infrastructure Highnam junction near Highnam. Forest of Dean District Council members and officers have highlighted that the A48 in the Chepstow area is
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