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Appendices 1 and 2 , Item 11. PDF 117 KB Appendix 1 - Corridors, Neighbourhoods and Supporting Measures Programme Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Electric Vehicle Introduction of Electric Vehicle Charge Electric Vehicle Charging Points to be provided by Source £50K Charging Points Points - extension to new locations. London / Bluepoint. Following development and Budget to be re-allocation implementation of first EVCPs in Barnet in public car parks and on street in 2014/15 and 2015/16, extend to additional locations. Cycle Training School based cycle training, adult cycle Staffing for delivery of Cycle Training £100K training, other child cycle training, to Level 1 - Cycle Training provide:- Yr 6 pupils , small group Level 2 - Cycle Training (Bikability level 2) - secondary school Level 3 - Cycle Training pupils, 1-2-1 training, with a focus on the SEN Cycle Training route from home to school (Bikeability Adult Cycle Training level 3) and adult 1-2-1 and small Family Training groups (focus on increasing skills and confidence to increase regular cycling). Parking Reviews Continued programme of parking Totteridge and Whetstone CPZ (Totteridge) £100K reviews to address town centre parking WH3 - CPZ (Montagu Road) (West Hendon) issues, congestion and parking around Watford Way/Apex Corner (Hale/Mill Hill) transport hubs etc Mowbary Road (Edgware) The Vale CPZ (Childs Hill) 1 CNSM – Corridors, Neighbourhoods & Supporting Measures programme. Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Garden Suburb Review (Garden Suburb) Town Centre and Shopping Parade Review – Totteridge Lane/Russell Parade, Golders Green Road (Totteridge/Golders Green) Ridgeview Road (Totteridge and Whetstone CPZ) (Totteridge) New Waiting Restrictions Schemes 16/17 Kingsley Way - Review of restriction on Sundays Bridge Lane (Golders Green) Disabled Parking Continued assessment and Implementation of ad hoc requests for Disabled Bays £100K Provision implementation of disabled parking bays (£70,000). Review of existing Disabled to Bay - Removal of redundant bays (£30,000). 20mph Limit/Zone Introduction of 20mph zones/limits as Detailed Design and Implementation £200K Implementation Cabinet decision March 2014 Brookland Junior School (Garden Suburb) Deansbrook Infant School (Hale) St Agnes RC School (Childs Hill) Broadfields Primary School (Edgware) Garden Suburb Infant School (Garden Suburb) Reserve List for Detailed Design and Implementation Mathilda Marks-Kennedy Jewish Primary School (Hale) Mill Hill Foundation (Mill Hill School, Belmont and Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Grimsdell) (Mill Hill) St Joseph's RC Primary School (Hendon) Summerside Primary School (Woodhouse) Feasibility Northside School (West Finchley) Minor School Travel Schemes with a Value of < £500 received in year (£25,000) Implement Complete implementation of outcomes See scheme Definition £25k outcomes of Cycle of cycle route signage review to enhance Route Signage signing to better direct cyclists, including Review identification and implementation of additional isolated items [Original locations: Dollis Valley Route (on-road sections, some off-road sections and signing from surrounding areas), on-road routes and ad-hoc signage in Edgware area, on road routes between Hendon and Dollis Valley] Traffic management Small scale traffic management and See Appendix 2 for Detail £500k and accident accident reduction schemes addressing reduction localised issues identified through the year. Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Cycle Routes Programme of cycle route provision to Silkstream Route (Burnt Oak/Colindale) £400K develop aspirations of mini-Holland Sunny Hill Park (Hendon) expression of interest and other routes Pursley Road/Copthall (Mill Hill) in borough. Details subject to Mayoral Quiteways Route (Hornsey – North Finchley) progression of Quietway routes in the Dollis Valley Route (Oakdene Park Bridge) (West Finchley) borough and finalised cycle strategy. Whetstone Stray (Totteridge) Cycle parking Cycle parking - on street and other Secure Cycle Parking at Transports hubs. £20K public places. Borough-wide on-street locations School Travel Measures in neighbourhoods around Schemes for Completion in 16/17 £500K Schemes, Various schools to support school travel plans, Walksafe N14 (Coppetts) Locations Borough- tackling school run traffic and parking. All Saints (Childs Hill) wide Investigation of Travel Issues to support Deansbrook School (Hale) safer and more sustainable Travel to Foulds (Chipping Barnet) On Hold Schools Sacred Hearts (Oakleigh) St Catherine's (Underhill) Moss Hall (West Finchley) Queenswell School (Totteridge) Schemes for Detailed Design/Implementation in 16/17 The Avenue, EN4 (High Barnet) New Schemes for Detailed Design in 16/17 Manorside/Tudor (West Finchley/Woodhouse (Finchley Church End) Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding New Schemes for Feasibility in 16/17 Annunciation Infants (Burnt Oak) Dollis Infants (Mill Hill) Edgware School (Edgware) ETZ Chaim (Mill Hill) Frith School (Mill Hill) Garden Suburb Infant (Garden Suburb) Mill Hill County (Hendon) Local Access and Improvements to respond to localised Edgeworth Close Request for Footway (West Hendon) £100K Accessibility accessibility issues provisionally Improvements identified through year. Localised accessibility issues raised by residents. Various Locations Request for dropped kerb and Tactile paving from Borough-wide residents and Highways Inspectors Town Centre Continue a rolling programme of de- Major and Minor Town centres: £50K proposals - cluttering in town centres. Chipping Barnet (High Barnet/Underhill) Edgware (Edgware) Town Centre De- Golders Green (Childs Hill) cluttering Finchley Church End (Finchley Church End Mill Hill (Mill Hill) North Finchley (Woodhouse/West Finchley Town Centre Junction improvement at A1000/ j/w Funding currently identified to make permanent the £100K proposals - Wood Street [Review/refresh previous Banned Turn at A1000/Wood Street with associated Chipping Barnet feasibility work at A1000 j/w Wood pedestrian improvements subject a positive outcome of Street for restricted turns to facilitate Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding junction improvement scheme with the experiment period. (High Barnet) improved pedestrian facilities and streetscape]. Review bus stopping/bus stand positions/ turning arrangements into Park Road on High Street south of Wood Street junction to reduce congestion. Town Centre Town Centre proposal Finchley Central Scheme outlined in the Scheme Description Column £100K proposal Finchley junction and station approach Central junction improvements Commission (West Finchley/Finchley Church End) and station investigations and develop proposals for approach future junction improvements and improvements bridge widening and detailed proposals for Chaville Way station approach. Implementation of more minor elements of proposals including possible bus stop relocation expected in 16/17. Development of Development of LIP proposals/TfL Staffing - Development of LIP proposals/TfL £50K proposals/TfL liaison/Monitoring etc. Liaison/Monitoring etc liaison/Monitoring Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Bus stop Programme of bus accessibility Cricklewood Lane Bus Stop Re-location. £50K accessibility improvements to bring bus stops up to improvements standard over three years. Feasibility - A1000/High Barnet (Bus Stop outside The Red (borough-wide) Lion Public House – (Additional funding to be sought from TfL for detailed design/ implementation.) Bus Stop Improvements at the follows stops to ensure compliance with Kerb Height, Cage Markings and Clearway Signage. See Appendices 3 and 4 for Bus Stops Improvements to be designed and implemented in 16/17 (Please note: additional £400K BSA funding has been agreed with TfL to ensure the delivery of complete programme as the £50K LIP Allocation is insufficient to cover all these works) Travel Planning Staff and resources to support schools School Travel Plan related resources, services and grants to £400K Resources developing and implementing school support schools in the implementation of the School Travel travel plans and monitoring of Plans such as Walk to School Week, Walk on Wednesday, development led plans. Park and Stride, Scooter training and promotion, Theatre in Education etc. Staffing - School Travel Advisors x2, Safe and Sustainable Travel Officer, Part Cycling Officer. Road safety Staff and resources to support and Resources and services to support School Crossing Patrols £200K Scheme Title Scheme Definition Additional Information 2016/17 LIP 1 (Ward) CNSM Funding Education, Training deliver road safety education, training and Road Safety Education in educational establishments and Publicity and publicity initiatives including school and within the community. Such as Theatre in Education, pedestrian training and theatre in 'Be Bright, Be Seen', Young Drivers, Yr6 Yr 7 transition, education initiatives. 'Holding Hands', 'Crossing Safely', child car seats, drug/drink driving etc. Staffing - Road Safety Education Officer and Travel Engagement Officer. Cycling/walking Activities to support and promote Match funding to engage a full time ‘Sustrans’ employed £25K promotion cycling and walking. officer to work
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