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St Agnes & Perranporth CNA Highways Scheme – Phase 2 Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL St Agnes & Perranporth CNA Highways Scheme – Phase 2 Proposals updated following conversations with AD on 30/9, KY early October and AP on 16/10 No Parish Issue/Outcome Notes EoI Estimate Approved completed? Y/N 1 Perranzabuloe Cllr Yeo – Parking & Speeding Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Proposed Y £22K issues on Station Road and New to pull the original Phase One proposal for Road. New Road and develop an improved scheme as part of Phase 2 - need to look at parking & traffic calming together. Add in additional no waiting at any time at Station Road end. Look at introducing staggered parking and options for pedestrians to cross (1 way build out). In early Oct, KY & RG discussed Phase 1 improvements that have taken place and that these need to be considered in determining Phase 2 proposals. Total estimate =£22K 2 St Newlyn East Cars parking on hatched area Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Agreed Y £4.5K either side of triangle at Mitchell that Parish Council will decide on policy of parking/no parking. RG spoke to Clerk on 14/9/20 and asked for clarification on policy that Parish Council want to adopt. 17/9/20 – Clerk confirmed that PC would like to allow parking on side of triangle from Mitchell to A30 and have parking prohibited on the other side (from the A30 to Mitchell) Total estimate =£4.5K Likely to receive heavy objections. 3 Cubert Unsafe access for pedestrians & Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. If drop Y £5K wheelchair users along both sides kerb works are improvements and not of the main Holywell Road in maintenance then they could be undertaken under the Highways Scheme. Undertake Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL Cubert between Parc An Rose and feasibility study estimate =£5K but any Wesley Road pavement widening is unlikely to be possible as it would be very costly and restricted due to topography. 4 Cubert Congestion and unsafe passage Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Include Y into/out of Holywell village (on parking restrictions in TRO process. Holywell Road, between Penhale Camp & Wheal Golden Drive) 5 Cubert Inappropriate parking in main Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Include Y £3.5K parking area at Cubert Square, parking restrictions in TRO process. Whether Cubert Village. Broken, faded, lost or not we can put down DYLs etc will depend parking restriction signage attracts on the condition of the area – if it is too worn, full time and overnight parking to lines won’t take. Total estimate =£3.5K the detriment of the use of short term parking for centre of village shops and facilities, leading to inconsiderate short term parking elsewhere (pedestrian crossing, bus stops, and elsewhere). 6 Cubert Speeding on Holywell Road at It looks like this is now covered under S106 Y 30mph entry point into Cubert agreement, so can probably be removed from from Holywell (entranceway to a the list. new residential estate situated on a blind bend) 7 Cubert Huge tailbacks of queueing vehicles Possibly covered under future S106 Y attempting to park in the National agreement. Include parking restrictions in Trust car park at Holywell Bay TRO process. during summer, with dangerous pinch points on blind bends caused by parked vehicles which also prevents passage of vehicles to residential properties throughout Holywell Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL 8 Crantock The top of Halwyn Hill is very Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Y £4K narrow & on a tight bend. Visibility Undertake feasibility study for a ‘table top’ to for drivers & pedestrians is poor. improve visibility of and access for There is no warning signage pedestrians estimate =£4K advising of the layout of the road & no pavement in places. 9 St Allen Cars parking on corner of Rose Need to be reviewed as part of the Highways Y £3K Cottage & The Hawkins Arms, England scheme. RG has discussed with Tony Zelah Jasper (Transport & Infrastructure) and he does not think this will be part of HE scheme, total estimate =£6K for both 9. & 10. 10 St Allen Cars parking on corner of Need to be reviewed as part of the Highways Y £3K Kimberley Cottage & The Old England scheme. RG has discussed with Tony Smithy, Zelah Jasper (Transport & Infrastructure) and he does not think this will be part of HE scheme, total estimate =£6K for both 9. & 10. 11 St Agnes Speeding & pedestrian safety in Site to be assessed by CORMAC – half way Y £3,008 Churchtown, Peterville and down the hill the footway swaps sides – table Goonbell. top type informal ped crossing needed there to address speed etc. Approx design fee £2k; works costs £5k. Also add in extra parking bay on corner opposite Peterville (as per discussion at St Agnes PC Transport Working Group on 5/2/20). 2 EOIs required – 1) for crossing and 2) for TRO works (link with 13.) 12 St Agnes Obstructive parking on both sides Site assessed by CORMAC – Approx. design fee Y £6,579 of Vicarage Road (at Railway Inn, £1,500; works costs £1k opposite Rosemundy) Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL 13 St Agnes Pedestrian safety & speeding on Site assessed by CORMAC – in the narrows Y £5K the road leaving Peterville to they want a priority system (like Wheal Rose) Mithian. so a pedestrian footway can be installed) – probably cost prohibitive but cost share may be an option. Probably need to do a little feasibility study to see what we can do/fit here and how much it will cost. Approx fee £5k 14 St Agnes Parking too near to junctions on Site assessed by CORMAC. Already extensive Y £2,697 Trevaunance Road DYLs from the bakery and complaints about speeding. Proposal is for minimal junction protection. Already extensive DYLs from the bakeryPossibly junction with Brecon Close? If so approx. £3K design fee + £1,000 design works. 15 St Agnes Speeding through Porthtowan at Site has been assessed by CORMAC for Y top end of Beach Road. viability of 20mph zone. Scheme is viable. 16 St Agnes Long-stay and overnight parking in Include parking restrictions in TRO process. N £5K lay-by by Mithian School which is Introduce short-stay parking restrictions and preventing use of lay-by for prohibit overnight parking. temporary parking 17 St Allen Speeding issues on Solomon’s Lane RG forwarded JMc’s email proposing a stretch N X from Shortlanesend to Goonhavern of pavement to AD. AD checked map and causing danger to pedestrians does not think that the road is wide enough to accommodate a pavement. 18 St Newlyn East Speeding issues through Mitchell • Extend the 30mph speed limit to N £4K village and around entrances to encompass the playing field access playing field (as per email from • Install a virtual footway to guide the Sally Allen 14/9) kids to/from the village which will have the added benefit of making the lane feel much narrower which might also help to reduce speeds Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL • Erect a warning sign – pedestrians in road (544.1) or children in road (544.2) 19 Cubert Access is being denied to waste • AP originally sent through details at Y £4K collection vehicles and larger type the end of Feb. Unfortunately this delivery vehicles to this particular one seems to have been overlooked part of the residential housing of due to Covid upheaval at the Holywell, all year round, by larger beginning of March. Assessed by vehicles (vans etc, with drivers Adrian Drake on 20/10/20. Possible visiting Holywell beach for the option is DYL with signage. day). Waste collection has not been carried out, due to lack of access. Original proposals that have changed or are deemed to not be viable for funding from the CNP Highways Scheme: No Parish Issue/Outcome Notes i Perranzabuloe Cllr Yeo - Parking on Beach Road during the Site to be looked at via multi-agency summer. Turning circle gets blocked. meeting (Parish Council, Cornwall Council, CORMAC, Perranporth Garden Charities) ii Perranzabuloe Cllr Yeo - Parking on St Georges Hill, on way Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Not to St Agnes. deemed to be an issue and also parking on the hill will aid with traffic calming. Iii Perranzabuoe Cllr Yeo - Pedestrian crossing on Station Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. See 1 Road (if skate park goes ahead) – now expanded to include both New Road and Station Road. Information Classification: CONFIDENTIAL iv Perranzabuloe Cllr Yeo – Parking on bend at Perran Round Any events to be picked up via Local Safety causes danger when events are being held. Advisory Group (LSAG) operated by Cornwall Council and Traffic Management Plans to be provided by event organisers if deemed appropriate. v Perranzabuoe Cllr Callan – Wheal Leisure too narrow to Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Any cope with large vehicles (by Memorial Hall) road widening would reduce pedestrian and other vehicles mount kerb at Liskey Hill access and lead to pedestrian safety entrance issues, therefore scheme not deemed to be viable. vi Perranzabuloe Cllr Callan – Speeding at Northern end of Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. Wheal Leisure (on downhill bend where Topography prevents any real works and vehicles cut the bend) speeding isn’t an issue. vii St Newlyn Cars turning at junction of triangle. Assessed by Adrian Drake on 1/2/20. East Road markings to be re-painted on road, as part of maintenance programme w/c 24/3/20. viii St Newlyn MSAS for the Parish To be purchased directly by the Parish East Council using S106 funding.
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