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Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A APPENDIX A – Chanctonbury County Local Committee Infrastructure Plan Proposed New Priorities • Cowfold – Improvements to the pedestrian facilities along the southern side of A272 Cowfold Road including the realignment of the carriageway using Cowfold Parish Council land. • Pulborough – Street scene and engineering improvements in the vicinity of Swan Corner to provide improved pedestrian facilities at the double mini roundabouts, including an options appraisal for pedestrian improvements on A283 Station Road at the Pulborough railway bridge underpass. Existing Priorities • Henfield - Installation of a speed indication device on London Road. • Ashington - Install a VAS at the entrance to the village on Billingshurst Rd. plus anti skid surfacing on the bend at Spears Hill. • Amberley – Extension of 40mph speed limit eastwards on The Turnpike to approximately the far side of the football field and install 'Gateways'. • Bramber - The Street (o/s St Marys House) and near car park access. Traffic Management (Alternations) - Removal of two speed bumps (out of six humps, plus a chicane) with raised road surface level and a narrowed road entrance together with a smoothing of the other bumps considered too high with traffic vibrations from buses. • Henfield - Gateway Features and road safety points on the B2116 at Backlands. • Steyning - improvements to improve safety at the junction of A283 Steyning Bypass with Horsham Road, going into/from Steyning and into/from Ashurst. • Thakeham – New footpath – Storrington Road B2139, eastside between, just north of the southern junction with Crescent Rise – new section of footway by shop frontages to provide continuous north/south pedestrian link. • Pulborough – Lower Street Regeneration Scheme – Support the delivery of highway associated works, including the potential introduction of revised waiting restrictions. • Pulborough - New Railway line Footbridge (A29) London Road - progress any preferred option in line with feasibility study recommendations. • Pulborough – Pedestrian crossings to give access to railway station and bus stops. • Storrington - Traffic Management studies and Air Quality Action Plan to identify traffic issues and potential solutions, in order to develop a comprehensive scheme for Storrington. Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A Community Issues List Cllr Support Work Type Parish Area/ Road Name Proposed Scheme David Barling Yes Speed Management Bramber Clays Hill Gateway signing David Barling Yes Devolved Powers Multiple Devolved powers to Parish Councils. David Pedestrian Leisure Centre to Barling Yes Improvements Steyning Mouse Lane Widen footway David Barling Yes Drainage Steyning Mouse Lane, Steyning Drainage scheme David Pedestrian Barling Yes Improvements Steyning Steyning Parish DDA compliant Pedestrian crossing points David Barling Yes Speed Management Steyning Steyning Parish Signage in Steyning David Cannons Way / A283 Junction improvements at Cannons Way Barling Yes Safety Engineering Steyning Steyning By-Pass junction with A283 Steyning bypass Shootingfield, Steyning David Primary and Grammar Barling Yes School Safety Steyning School Safe Routes To School scheme David A2037 Shoreham Road Reduce speed limit on Henfield Road/Shoreham Barling Yes TRO Upper Beeding / Henfield Road Road at Upper Beeding from 40mph to 30mph David Bramber / Upper Extending the 20 mph zone into Upper Barling Yes Speed Management Upper Beeding Beeding Beeding. Not bumps David Gateway treatment at start of 30mph limit - Barling Yes Speed Management Upper Beeding Small Dole small dole Provision of a bridleway as part of the Downs David Link South of St Botolphs Bridge (Links to 2657 Barling Yes PROW Upper Beeding South Downs Link in Adur) David Improvements to the Downs Link from Small Barling Yes PROW Upper Beeding South Downs Link Dole to Henfield Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A David Pedestrian Barling Yes Improvements Upper Beeding Dacre Gardens Pedestrian crossing improvements David 20 mph zone or limit for Upper Beeding; Barling Yes Speed Management Upper Beeding High Street Consultation lead by the Parish Council David Barling Yes TRO Woodmancote Horn Lane Speed limit change David PROW / Footpath Barling Yes Improvements Woodmancote Various various Air Quality / Lionel Climate Change Study to look at means of reducing traffic Barnard Yes management Cowfold Various emissions and congestion Lionel Pedestrian A281/230 footway Barnard Yes Improvements Cowfold north of the village New or Improved footway Lionel Barnard Yes Safety Engineering Cowfold Thornden Verge Hardening Lionel St Peters CE Primary Barnard Yes School Safety Cowfold School School Safety Zone Lionel Barnard Yes TRO Cowfold A281 Southbound entrance to Cowfold Consideration to reduce speed limit between Lionel Shermanbury to Shermanbury and Cowfold from 60mph to Barnard Yes Speed Management Cowfold Cowfold 50mph including traffic calming measures Lionel Pedestrian Barnard Yes Improvements Henfield Coopers Way Footpath link. HDC land ownership. Lionel St Peters CE Primary Bollards and dropped kerb tactile crossing Barnard Yes School Safety Henfield School points improved in front of the school. A cycle path from the north of the village and Lionel St Peters CE Primary better signage and possibly a one way system Barnard Yes School Safety Henfield School working in partnership with local residents. Lionel West South of Village. Link Downs link between Barnard Yes Cycle Grinstead Church Road B2135 either side of B2135 Lionel Pedestrian West Improvements to parking and Pedestrian Barnard Yes Improvements Grinstead Oakwood facilities in Oakwood Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A Lionel West 20mph speed limit by Jolesfiels primary School Barnard Yes TRO Grinstead Littleworth Lane Littleworth Lane Lionel West Barnard Yes TRO Grinstead Church Road B2135 30 mph zone at Partridge Green Lionel Pedestrian West High Street, Partridge Barnard Yes Improvements Grinstead Green A pedestrian crossing facility Pat Provision of a pad / cycle route Off Arculus Yes Cycling Pulborough A29 Road/Footway. Pat Arculus Yes Traffic Management Pulborough Stopham Road no footpath and lots of parked cars Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Stopham Road Extend 30mph speed limit west along A283 Pat Arculus Yes Speed Management Pulborough Broomers Hill Speed reduction measures Pat Parking review within settlement area to be Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Pulborough Village identified Pat Pedestrian Arculus Yes Improvements Pulborough A29 London Road Improvements to pedestrian accessibility Pat PROW scheme - install kissing gate in Arculus Yes PROW Pulborough Barnhouse Lane Barnhouse lane leading to the Wild Brooks Resurface existing public footpath FP3500 Pat FP3500 Pocket Park to Pocket Park between New Place Road and Rec Arculus Yes PROW Pulborough New Park road Ground and provide raised Pedestrian walkway Pat Route safety scheme extension of 30mph limit Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough A29 London Road northwards on A29 London Road Pat Arculus Yes TRO Pulborough Stain Street Extension of 30mph limit to Codmore Hill Provide a safe and direct off road alternative commuter route for pedestrians and cyclists Pat Pedestrian between Storrington and Abingworth to avoid Arculus Yes Improvements Thakeham B2139 and Jackets Hill Pat Storrington Road / Arculus Yes TRO Thakeham Jackets Hill Speed limit change Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A Pat West Arculus Yes School Safety Chiltington East Street SSZ West Chiltington Community First School Pat West Arculus Yes Speed Management Chiltington Monkmead Lane Traffic calming scheme Pat West Arculus Yes Public Transport Chiltington Various Enhanced public transport waiting facilities Philip Circus Yes TRO Storrington Spierbridge Road Waiting restrictions More information is being sought on the following proposals prior to inclusion in the Community Issues List: Cllr Support Work Type Parish Area/ Road Name Proposed Scheme David Barling Not Yet Traffic Management Ashurst Horsham Road Give priority to the Horsham Road TRO Bramber Road Penlands Way junction entrance David Bramber Road / too straight and too narrow for usage. Penlands Barling Not Yet Safety Engineering Steyning Penlands Way way by church often obstructed by vehicles David Upper Request for more parking to replace currently Barling Not yet Traffic Management Beeding Monks Walk disused grassed area David Parking Upper Tottington Drive/ Waiting restrictions at junction of tottington Barling Not yet Management Beeding Shoreham Road drive and shoreham road in small dole David Safe Routes to Upper Barling Not Yet School Beeding Towers School Safe routes to school scheme David Parking Upper Prevent vehicles from parking on the verge and Barling Not Yet Management Beeding Newland Road pavement A283 bypass (southern section) between the David Pedestrian Upper Bramber Castle More safety around the crossings for Barling Not Yet Improvements Beeding roundabout and the pedestrians, horses and cyclists Agenda Item No. 7 – Appendix A Upper Beeding roundabout. Lionel Barnard Not Yet TRO Henfield West End Lane Speed limit change Pat verge overrun - request for verge Arculus Not yet Safety Engineering Pulborough The Spinney reinstatement or provision of additional parking Pat Parking Parking controls in Rectory Close at entrance to Arculus Not yet Management Pulborough Rectory Close rec ground CP Pat Pedestrian Footbridge on eastern side of railway below Arculus Not Yet Improvements Pulborough at railway crossing riverside concrete development Pat Gay Street / New
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