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Surface Dressing Programme 2006/2007 SURFACE DRESSING PROGRAMME APPENDIX "E" 2006/2007 Street Name Ward Area From To Area Agg Estimate Comments Forum (m2) Size (Refer to Key at bottom of page 3) Mount St Josephs Rumworth South Hawthorne Rd Wigan Rd 927 MA 5,800 Hawthorne Road " " " " Willows Ln Wigan Rd 1646 MA 7,600 Greenbank Road " " " " Hawthorne Rd Wigan Rd 1196 MA 4,800 Glen Avenue " " " " Bk Leonard St Greenhill Ave 1123 6mm 3,400 Ryley Avenue " " " " Greenbank Rd Cul-De-Sac 352 6mm 700 Pengwern Avenue " " " " Willows Ln Glen Ave 521 6mm 1,500 Greenhill Avenue " " " " Willows Ln Wigan Rd 1293 6mm 13,500 Oriel Street " " " " Stanmore Dr Hibernia St 1073 6mm 2,000 DA (10%) / SIA / CH Briercliffe Road " " " " Oriel St Langshaw Rd 784 6mm 2,300 SIA / CH Langshaw Road " " " " Briercliffe Rd Hibernia St 480 6mm 5,000 SIA / CH Roland Road " " " " Willows Ln Hawthorne St 660 6mm 2,000 Hawthorne Street " " " " Broomfield Rd Melbourne Rd 943 6mm 2,100 SIA / CH Constance Road " " " " Willows Ln Hawthorne St 623 6mm 1,400 High View Street " " " " Roland Rd Constance Rd 420 6mm 800 CH Broomfield Road " " " " Willows Ln Hawthorne St 1855 6mm 5,500 Total Area = 13896 58,400 Shepley Avenue Rumworth South Bankfield St Wellfield Rd 1177 6mm 3,500 DA (10%) / SIA / CH Total Area = 1177 3,500 Pine Grove Farnworth Farnworth & North Ave Cul-De-Sac 210 6mm 300 DA (10%) / CH Ivy Grove " " Kearsley North Ave Cul-De-Sac 255 6mm 400 DA (10%) / CH North Avenue " " " " Laburnum Rd Beech Ave 2221 6mm 6,600 DA (10%) / CH Central Avenue " " " " Laburnum Rd Marsh Ln 3488 6mm 12,600 DA (10%) / CH Beech Avenue " " " " Plodder Ln Central Ave 1052 6mm 3,100 DA (10%) / CH Hawthorne Avenue " " " " Plodder Ln Central Ave 1072 6mm 3,200 DA (10%) / CH Cedar Grove " " " " Central Ave Cul-De-Sac 289 6mm 500 DA (10%) / CH Hazel Grove " " " " Central Ave Cul-De-Sac 213 6mm 400 DA (10%) / CH Elm Grove " " " " Central Ave Cul-De-Sac 217 6mm 400 DA (10%) / CH Page 1 of 4 SURFACE DRESSING PROGRAMME APPENDIX "E" 2006/2007 Street Name Ward Area From To Area Agg Estimate Comments Forum (m2) Size £000's (Refer to Key at bottom of page 3) Holly Grove Farnworth Farnworth & Central Ave Cul-De-Sac 237 6mm 400 DA (10%) / CH Maple Road " " Kearsley Central Ave Highfield Rd 427 6mm 1,300 DA (10%) / CH Total Area = 9681 29,200 Rivington Street Horwich & Blackrod Two Towns New St Boardman St 230 6mm 1,000 Boardman Street " " " " New St Rivington St 595 6mm 1,800 Castlecroft " " " " Manchester Rd Cul-De-Sac 1323 6mm 4,800 Rigby Avenue " " " " Vicarage Rd West Cul-De-Sac 701 6mm 2,100 CH Roocroft Square " " " " Vicarage Rd West Vicarage Rd West 342 6mm 1,000 CH Ridgeway " " " " Vicarage Rd New St 2253 6mm 10,100 CH Half Acre Lane " " " " Vicarage Rd New St 570 6mm 2,500 CH Total Area = 6014 23,300 Francis Street Farnworth Farnworth & Bolton Rd Egerton St 900 6mm 2,300 DA (10%) Granville Street " " Kearsley Bolton Rd Egerton St 500 6mm 1,400 DA (10%) West Avenue " " " " Laburnum Rd Westfield Rd 761 6mm 2,000 DA (10%) / CH Total Area = 2161 5,700 Greenroyd Avenue Breightmet Leverhulme New Ln Red Ln 2915 6mm 8,700 DA (10%) / CH Dorchester Avenue " " " " Winchester Way Rochester Ave 1243 6mm 5,500 DA (10%) / CH Barchester Avenue " " " " Dorchester Ave Rochester Ave 690 6mm 2,000 DA (10%) / CH Rochester Avenue " " " " Winchester Way Red Ln 1207 6mm 5,200 DA (10%) / CH Total Area = 6055 21,400 Templecombe Drive Astley Bridge Smithills & Belmont Rd Wincanton Dr 3850 6mm 8,000 Astley Bridge Page 2 of 4 SURFACE DRESSING PROGRAMME APPENDIX "E" 2006/2007 Total Area = 3850 8,000 Street Name Ward Area From To Area Agg Estimate Comments Forum (m2) Size £000's (Refer to Key at bottom of page) Reserve List Doffcocker Lane Smithills Smithills & Chorley Old Rd Church Rd 1337 6mm 4,000 Church Road " " Astley Bridge Doffcocker Ln New Church Rd 1353 6mm 4,100 Woodsley Road " " " " Doffcocker Ln New Church Rd 835 6mm 6,300 Rawlyn Road " " " " Doffcocker Ln Moorside Ave 1678 6mm 5,100 Moorside Avenue " " " " Rawlyn Rd Church Rd 3126 6mm 11,300 Inverlael Avenue " " " " Lonsdale Rd Lowndes St 948 6mm 4,300 Total Area = 9277 35,100 Eatock Way Westhoughton South Westhoughton With Hindley Rd Miry Ln 1043 10mm 3,300 Eatock Way " " Chew Moor Miry Ln The Hoskers 4563 10mm 10,100 Total Area = 5606 13,400 Smiths Road Farnworth Farnworth & A666 L/C 12 2750 10mm 6,100 DA (10%) Kearsley Total Area = 2750 6,100 Total Surface Dressing Area = 42834 Note: The final totals do not include the streets identified on the Reserve List. Total Estimate = 149,500 Key: DA - Deprived Area (10%), Dependent on the National Index of Multiple Deprivation 2000 Rating CH - Community Housing GLNMP - Great Lever Neighbourhood Management Pathfinder Initiative Page 3 of 4 SURFACE DRESSING PROGRAMME APPENDIX "E" 2006/2007 SIA - Streetworks Initiative Area (Target Estate) Page 4 of 4.
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