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Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Approved Works Programme 2017/18 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Approved Works Programme 2017/18 Schemes Key Completed Cancelled Update Scheme Ref Cost Code Scheme Parish Finish Works Description Allocated Budget Comments Category Approved Schemes - Prioritised for delivery in 2017/18 B1021 Church Road (Jw B1010 Maldon road to j/w Burnham on Traffic 1 LMAL162027 Jun-17 Provision of zebra crossing £45,000 Completed Marsh Road) Burnham on Crouch - Zebra crossing Crouch Management B1010 Maldon Road, Burnham on Crouch - Speed Burnham on Traffic 30mph carriageway speed roundels and speed limit repeater 2 LMAL162078 Quarter 4 £7,250 roundels/speed limit repeater signs Crouch Management signs in section without street lighting Lea Lane, Little Braxted - Traffic Management Traffic 3 LMAL142076 Little Braxted Quarter 4 Gateway signage treatment £7,000 Improvements Management Traffic CMA to be submitted October 2017 for Cabinet Member decision 4 LMAL142029 King Street/Queens Avenue, Maldon - 20mph Maldon Quarter 4 Implementation of 20 mph speed limit £18,000 Management on TRO Wantz Road (Between j/w Queens Street and j/w Traffic Installation of One-way road to allow Parking Partnership to Objections to TRO received and CMA to be submitted October 5 LMAL162069 Maldon Quarter 4 £25,000 High Street), Maldon - One-way road Management install Residents Parking Scheme 2017 for Cabinet Member decision London Road (Cemetery to start of 30mph limit), Traffic 6 LMAL162031 Maldon Dec-17 40mph speed limit buffer £8,000 Maldon - 40mph buffer Management Traffic Signing review to ensure through traffic navigates through 7 LMAL162120 Maldon Town - Signing Review Maldon Quarter 4 £10,000 Management Town as efficiently as possible. Lower Burnham Road j/w Fambridge Road, North Scope of scheme now enhanced (bollards/signs) . See 8 LMAL161010 North Fambridge Sep-17 Safer Roads Signing and verge marker posts £16,000 Fambridge - Signs/Verge marker posts LMAL171001 below Scheme on hold in 2017/18 following significant reduction in North Street, north of junction with High Street - 9 LMAL171001 Southminster On Hold Safer Roads Pedestrian crossing point £10,000 accidents. Panel agreed at June 2017 meeting to use monies for Pedestrian crossing point budget adjustment of LMAL161010 Traffic CMA to be submitted October 2017 for Cabinet Member decision 10 LMAL152002 Fish Street, Goldhanger - 20mph speed limit Goldhanger Quarter 4 To reduce the speed limit to 20mph £5,000 Management on TRO Church Road (To j/w Mope Lane) Wickham Traffic 11 LMAL162083 Wickham Bishops Dec-17 To extend 30mph speed limit to junction £2,500 Bishops - Extension of 30mph Management Page 1 of 4 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Approved Works Programme 2017/18 Schemes Key Completed Cancelled Update Update CMA Scheme Ref Cost Code Scheme Parish Finish Works Description Allocated Budget Comments approved Category Approved Schemes - Prioritised for 2018/19 Rolling Programme Waterside Road, Bradwell on Sea - HGV Signage Traffic Improvements to HGV signs to prevent goods vehicles being Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 12 LMAL162041 Bradwell on Sea 2018/19 12/04/2016 £4,000 improvements Management unable to turn around at end of road financial year Adjacent White Lyons/Bradwell Church, High Traffic Waiting restrictions - Narrow carriageway and parked vehicles Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 13 LMAL162090 Street, Bradwell on Sea - Traffic Management Bradwell on Sea 2018/19 11/04/2017 £4,000 Management causing congestion issues financial year Improvements Southminster Road (old Heath to Mangaps Burnham on Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 14 LMAL142037 2018/19 11/04/2017 Feasibility study into walkable verge £3,000 Manor), Burnham on Crouch - Walkable verge Crouch Management financial year Hackmans Lane, Cock Clarks - Traffic Traffic Bend warning/chevron sign improvements with Max speed Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 15 LMAL152030 Cock Clarks 2018/19 11/04/2017 £5,000 Management Improvements Management 30mph sub-plates as necessary financial year B1026 Maldon Road, Goldhanger - Speed Traffic 30mph carriageway speed roundels and increased number of Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 16 LMAL162048 Goldhanger 2018/19 12/04/2016 £10,250 roundels/speed limit repeater signs Management speed limit repeater signs financial year Tiptree Road, Great Braxted - Traffic Management Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 17 LMAL162050 Great Braxted 2018/19 11/04/2017 30mph repeater signage improvements £5,000 Improvements Management financial year Footpath 4 (Kelvedon Road to Goat Lodge Road), Public Rights of Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 18 LMAL158004 Great Totham 2018/19 11/04/2017 Surface improvements - planings/timber edging for 200m £4,000 Great Totham - PRoW Way financial year Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 19 LMAL152049 Four sites Heybridge - Gateway treatments Heybridge 2018/19 11/04/2017 Post and Rail gateway features £30,000 Management financial year Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 20 LMAL152006 Burnham Road, Latchingdon - VAS Latchingdon 2018/19 25/03/2015 To install a VAS on Burnham Road £8,500 Management financial year Lower Burnham Road 600m west of j/w Rectory Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 21 LMAL161011 Latchingdon 2018/19 11/04/2017 Safer Roads Safety measures to prevent vehicles entering pond £10,000 Lane, Latchingdon - vehicle restraint system financial year Witham Road j/w Lea Lane, Little Braxted - HGV Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 22 LMAL162088 Little Braxted 2018/19 11/04/2017 Feasibility study/signage review of HGV signage to A12 £3,000 signage Management financial year Lea Lane (school House to War Memorial), Little Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 23 LMAL162095 Little Braxted 2018/19 11/04/2017 Install Pedestrian in Road signage £2,500 Braxted - Pedestrian in Road signage Management financial year Page 2 of 4 Maldon District Local Highway Panel - Approved Works Programme 2017/18 Schemes Key Completed Cancelled Update Update CMA Scheme Ref Cost Code Scheme Parish Finish Works Description Allocated Budget Comments approved Category Approved Schemes - Prioritised for 2018/19 Rolling Programme (Continued) Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 Fambridge Road, Maldon (Limebrook Way RAB to Traffic 24 LMAL142006 Maldon 2018/19 15/04/2015 Detailed design of footpath £6,000 financial year. Scheme under negotiation as a result of local Royal Oak PH) - Footpath Management development Limebrook Way j/w Wantz Road, Maldon - Traffic Traffic Feasibility study into signage improvements A414 to Hythe Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 25 LMAL162071 Maldon 2018/19 11/04/2017 £3,000 Management Improvements Management Quay and Parking at Promenade Park financial year Outside The Lower Plume School, Mill Road, Passenger Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 26 LMAL165017 Maldon 2018/19 11/04/2017 Replacement bus shelter £6,500 Maldon - Passenger Transport Transport financial year Imperial Avenue, Maylandsea - Passenger Passenger Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 27 LMAL155008 Maylandsea 2018/19 11/04/2017 Bus cage £2,500 Transport Transport financial year Fambridge Road (Lower Burnham Road to Rectory Traffic Feasibility Study to consider provision of new Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 28 LMAL152010 Road), North Fambridge - Study into provision of North Fambridge 2018/19 25/03/2015 £5,000 Management footway/walkable verge financial year footway Recreation Ground, Fambridge Road, North Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 29 LMAL142041 North Fambridge 2018/19 11/04/2017 Playground Warning Signs £1,500 Fambridge - Traffic Management Improvements Management financial year B1010 Fambridge Road (The Wash to Roundbush Traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 30 LMAL142031 P/H), Purleigh - Traffic Management Purleigh 2018/19 11/04/2017 Feasibility study into speed reduction measures £3,000 Management financial year Improvements Byway 32 Purleigh (Roundbush Road to How Public Rights of Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 31 LMAL168007 Purleigh 2018/19 11/04/2017 Improve drainage, rebuild surface and install bollards £25,000 Green Road) - PRoW Way financial year B1010 Chelmsford Road (Spar Lane to Edgeware Feasibility study into walkable verge/footway, pedestrian video Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 32 LMAL153001 Purleigh 2018/19 11/04/2017 Walking £6,000 Veterinary Practice), Purleigh -Walking survey and road safety audit financial year Main Road, St Lawrence - Improvements to traffic Traffic Installation of solar lighting at existing priority working traffic Panel decision required to fund this scheme for delivery in 2018/19 33 LMAL152013 St Lawrence 2018/19 25/03/2015 £10,500 calming Management calming financial year Works were to be undertaken during 2017/18 Capital Carriageway The Street (The Sun & Anchor PH to The Star PH), Traffic 34 LMAL162062 Steeple 2018/19
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