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Road Name Town Parish Section Restricted Road Name Town Parish Section Restricted Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council made the above Order dated 23rd March 2015 imposing a 10 mph speed limit during SURFACING AND PATCHING WORKS from the 1st April 2015 for a maximum of 18 months. It is anticipated that the works will take no more than 14 days to complete which may be on consecutive days or on separate days depending upon the site, weather conditions and works required. From Its Junction With 'A3078 A3078 Between Tregony Hill A Between Denas Water & nd Junction East Of Sunny Cor Daddiport Tregony Tregony Hill' To Approximately ner 70m South Of Outside 'Daddiport Lodge' From Its Junction With 'A3078 Between Tregony Hill & A3078 Between Denas Water Trewarthen Tregony Junction East Of Sunny And Tregony Hill ick Corner' To Approximately 40m East Of Junction Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council has made the above Order dated 23rd March 2015 prohibiting the use by through traffic during SURFACING AND PATCHING WORKS from the 1st April 2015 for a maximum of 18 months. It is anticipated that all roads will be closed for a maximum of 14 DAYS within the road closure notice period; the closure may be on consecutive days or on separate days depending upon site, weather conditions and works required. Advanced Warning signs will be placed on site at least 7 days before the planned commencement of the works. St. Ewe / Road From Chapel Hill To Little Full Length Of Road Will Be Pentewan Prentice House Polgooth Affected Valley Road From The B3287 In Full Length Of Road Will Be Tregony Cuby Carveth To Goviley Major Affected Grampound Full Length Of Road Will Be Mill Lane Grampound With Creed Affected Road From Junction South Of Grampound Full Length Of Road Will Be Grampound Trewinnow Meor To Pepo Lane With Creed Affected Road From Vicarage Hill To Full Length Of Road Will Be Mevagissey Mevagissey School Hill Affected From Its Jct/W 'Rd From School Hill Mevagissey Mevagissey Vicarage Hill To School Hill' To Its Jct/W 'Cliff Street' Full Length Of Road Will Be Ashdown Close Sticker St. Mewan Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Marlborough Way Sticker St. Mewan Affected From Its Jct/W 'Access To Ruanlaniho Road From Junction North Of Demain Farm' To Its Jct/W Tregony rne / Barn Farm To Tregony 'A3078 Between Tregony Hill Tregony & Jct E Of Sunny Corner' Road Name Town Parish Section Restricted From Its Junction With 'Road Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council made the aboveFrom Order The B3287 dated In23rd Carveth March B32872015 imposing Between a Fore 10 mph Street speed A limit during SURFACINGTo AND Goviley PATCHING Major' To WORKS Its Tregony Cuby ndFairfrom the Cross 1st CottageApril 2015 for a maximum of 18 months. ItJunction is anticipated With 'B3287 that the Between works will take no more than 14 days to complete which may beA390 on consecutive S Of Polglaze days & Fair or on separate days depending upon the site, weather conditionsCross' and works required. From Its Junction With 'B3287 Between Fore Street & Fair B3287 Between The A390 Sou Grampound Cross Cottage' To Grampound thOf Polglaze And Fair Cross With Creed Approximately 150m South West Of Junction With 'Access To Trecaine Farm' Pentewan Full Length Of Road Will Be Pentewan Hill Pentewan Valley Affected Pentewan Road From Pentewan Hill Full Length Of Road Will Be Trenarren Valley / St. ToWatering Lane Nurseries Affected Austell Bay Pentewan Valley / St. From Its Junction With Porthpean Road St Austell Austell Bay 'Cromwell Road' To Its / St. Junction With 'Duporth Road' Austell From Its Junction With 'Road From Kestle Road To Bodrugan Road From Penvergate To St Austell St. Goran Broadlane' To Its Junction Junction At Polsue Farm With 'Road From Waterperry To Cornerways' From Outside 'Morgelyn' To Its Gorran Trewollock Lane St. Goran Junction With 'Road From Bell Haven Hill To Trewollock' Full Length Of Road Will Be Roseland Crescent Tregony Tregony Affected From Approximately 120m Road From Junction North Wes East Of Outside 'Boswague t Of Tretheake Manor To Junct Tregony Veryan Cottage' To Approximately ionWest Of Old Tretheake Mill 115m East Of Entrance To 'Tretheake Manor' Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council has made the above Order dated 23rd March 2015 imposing a 10 mph speed limit during SURFACE DRESSING WORKS from the 1st April 2015 for a maximum of 18 months with the expectation that the works are anticipated to finish on the 30th September 2015. It is anticipated that the works will take no more than 5 days to complete which may be on consecutive days or on separate days depending upon the site, weather conditions and works required. From Its Junction with Road From 'Waterperry To Road From Kestle Road To Gorran St. Goran Cornerways' To Its Junction Bodrugan Broadlane With Road From Junction South Of Penhale To Bell Hill Road Name Town Parish Section Restricted Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council made the aboveFrom Order Its Junction dated 23rdWith MarchRoad From 'Kestle Road To Its Road2015 Fromimposing Junction a 10 Southmph speed Of limit during SURFACING AND PATCHING WORKS Gorran St. Goran Junction With 'Road From Penvergatefrom the 1st To April Menagwins 2015 for a maximum of 18 months. It is anticipated that the works will take no more than 14 days to complete which may beHemmick on consecutive Cottage days To Junction or on separate days depending upon the site, weather conditionsSouth and West works Of required. The Vicarage' Road From High Clere To Bell Full Length Of Road Will Be Gorran St. Goran Hill Affected Road From Junction South Of Full Length Of Road Will Be Gorran St. Goran Penhale To Bell Hill Affected Notice is hereby given that Cornwall Council has made the above Order dated the 23rd March 2015 prohibiting the use by through traffic during SURFACE DRESSING WORKS from the 1st April 2015 for a maximum of 18 months with the expectation that the works are anticipated to finish on the 31st September 2015. It is anticipated that all roads will be closed for a maximum of 7 days within the road closure notice period; the closure may be on consecutive days or on separate days depending upon site, weather conditions and works required. Advanced Warning signs will be placed on site at least 7 days before the planned commencement of the works. Works will take place 7 days a week. Road From Nunnery Hill To Full Length Of Road Will Be St Ewe St. Ewe Barton House Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Nunnery Hill St Ewe St. Ewe Affected From Its Jct/W 'Rd From Jct N Of Paramoor To Nunnery Hill' Road From Chapel Hill To St Austell St. Ewe To Its Jct/W 'Rd From Hillside Nunnery Hill To Jct N Of Higher Tregenna Farm' Road From School House To Full Length Of Road Will Be St Ewe St. Ewe Crosswyn Hill Affected Road From Junction North Of St. Goran - Full Length Of Road Will Be Gwelva To Junction East Of Gorran St. Ewe Affected Tubbs Mill Road From Bosillion Lane To Grampound Full Length Of Road Will Be Creed Creed Lane With Creed Affected Road From South Street To Grampound Full Length Of Road Will Be Probus Helland Barton Road Affected From Its Jct/W Road From Junction North Of Killiow Farm Road From Kennelgate To A390 East Of Tregoose To Bungalow To District Boundary Grampound Probus Its Jct/W Lane From Junction East Of Barteliver South Of Barteliver To Trevilvas From Its Jct/W A390 Between Trewithen And Grampound To Road From Junction North Of Probus - Its Jct/W Road From The Killiow Farm To A390 East Of Grampound Tregony A3078 In Freewater To Tregoose Junction North West Of Tregony Hill Road From Boswinger To Full Length Of Road Will Be Boswinger St. Goran Hemmick Cottage Affected Road Name Town Parish Section Restricted Road From Hemmick Beach To Full Length Of Road Will Be Notice is hereby given that CornwallGorran Council St.made Goran the above Order dated 23rd March Penare Affected 2015 imposing a 10 mph speed limit during SURFACINGFrom AND Its PATCHING Jct/W Road WORKS From from the 1st April 2015 for a maximum of 18 months. ItHemmick is anticipated Beach that To Penarethe works To Access To Penare Farm And will take no more than 14 days Gorranto complete whichSt. Goran may beIts on Jct/W consecutive Road From days Junction or on Dodman Point separate days depending upon the site, weather conditionsNorth and Of works Penare required. Farm To Lamledra Hill Full Length Of Road Will Be Ricketts Road Polgooth St. Mewan Affected Road From Trelowth Road To Full Length Of Road Will Be Polgooth St. Mewan Sweets Garage Affected Road From Tregongeeves Lane Full Length Of Road Will Be Polgooth St. Mewan To Trelowth Road Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Lower Tregongeeves Polgooth St. Mewan Affected From Its Jct/W 'Rd From Trelowth Rd To Fore Street' To Trelowth Road Polgooth St. Mewan Its Jct/W 'Rd From Trelowth Road To Sweets Garage' Road From Sweets Garage To London From Its Jct/W Ricketts Road St. Mewan Prentice House Apprentice For A Distance Of 50m East Full Length Of Road Will Be Stoney Hill Trewoon St. Mewan Affected Full Length Of Road Will Be Trevanion Hill Trewoon St. Mewan Affected Road From Tubbs Mill To St. Michael Full Length Of Road Will Be Caerhays Caerhays Castle Caerhays Affected Frm Jct/W Rd Frm Jct Nw Of Road From Junction North Tretheake Manor To Jct At West Of Tretheake Manor To Tregony Veryan Tippetthouse To Approx 131m Junction West Of Old E Of The Access To Parc Vean Tretheake Mill Tregony.
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