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15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 Carriageway Structural Mainte APPENDIX 1 CARRIAGEWAY and FOOTWAY STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES 2014- 15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 Carriageway Structural Maintenance Programme 2014-15 Town / Route Location Length Section Estimate Ranking A71 Galston A71 - Galston Road 750 Clubhouse to Woodhead road £136,875 87 A70 Killoch High Tarbeg 650 U717 to Mote Toll £115,375 87 A713 Black Rocks 400 Quarry to Craig Bridge £62,560 87 Dalmellington A713 Black Rocks 600 Craig Bridge to Glenmuck Bridge £93,840 87 Dalmellington Chapelhouse A735 Dunlop 550 Hapland to Chapel Well £100,100 87 Bridge A736 Lugton Lugton 400 Duniflat Burn to 40mph limits £73,000 87 B741 Craighouse 315 Sheepfold to Burn £37,800 80 Dalmellington B778 Stewarton High Kilbride 800 High Cross to North Kilbride £96,000 80 B7083 Cumnock Road 700 Rigg Road to Auchinleck Burn Bridge £84,000 80 Auchinleck Westpark Avenue to Barskimming B743 Mauchline Loudoun Street 210 £47,250 82 Road B743 Muirkirk Glasgow Road 625 Main Street to Cemetery £156,250 80 C36 Cumnock Clocklownie 500 Clocklownie to Roadside £75,000 72 C36 Cumnock Glaisnock Bridge 500 Glaisnock House to A76 £75,000 74 C49 Ochiltree Mauchline Road 600 A70 to Cemetery £90,000 71 C90 New Afton Road 1500 Bolt Burn Bridge to Lochingerroch £63,000 72 Cumnock East Netherhill C125 Dunlop 175 East Netherhill Farm £13,475 78 Farm C125 Dunlop Sandholes Cottage 420 Sandholes Cottage £17,640 72 C47 New Mansefield Road 280 Mansefield Bridge to Croftinloan £23,520 72 Cumnock C124 Ochiltree High Road 1100 Mote Toll to Ochiltree £79,200 76 C10 Kilmarnock Grassyards Road 100 Greenside Farm £9,000 74 C10 Kilmarnock Grassyards Road 200 Greenhead Farm £18,000 73 C33 Kilmarnock Silverwood Bridge 200 Silverwood Bridge to C10 £16,240 71 C33 Kilmarnock Raws 470 West Raws Farm £39,480 77 Stewarton Auchenharvie road 100 Auchenharvie bridge £7,700 78 New Cumnock Blarene Drive 105 Lanehead Terrace to Connel View £11,550 81 New Cumnock Connel View 95 Blarene Drive to Highpark Avenue £10,450 81 New Cumnock Connel View 165 Milray Avenue to Blarene Drive £18,150 83 Cumnock Emrys Avenue 400 Hearth Road to Car Road £44,000 79 Cumnock Car Road 115 Emrys Avenue to Forbes Avenue £12,650 79 Glenweir Avenue to McQueens Cumnock Glenlamont 235 £25,850 79 Avenue Netherthird Netherthird Road 450 Menzies Avenue to Holmburn Road £49,500 83 Cairnscadden Craigens 255 Craigens Road to Avisyard Avenue £28,050 83 Road Craigens Avisyard Avenue 95 Cairnscadden Road to Davaar Avenue £10,450 83 Bellsbank Merrick Drive 590 Carsphairn Road to Auchennroy Cresc £64,900 83 Bellsbank Merrick Drive 160 Dalcairney Road to Craiglea Cresc £17,600 83 Auchinleck Barbiston Road 675 Old Avenue to Back Rogerton Cres £74,250 83 Drongan Watson Terrace 50 Littlemill Road to Bus Stop £5,500 83 Hannahston Avenue to Mill O Shield Drongan Drumwhill Road 120 £13,200 83 Rd Millmannoch Avenue to Sinclairston Drongan Coronation Road 90 £9,900 83 Drive Mauchline Cowgate 120 Whole road £9,900 81 Hurlford Kerrmuir Avenue 100 Cessnock Avenue to Mauchline Road £12,000 81 Stewarton Riverside Road 190 Gameshill View to Robertland Rigg £20,900 81 Kilmarnock- Treeswoodhead 100 Junction with Wyvis Road £12,000 81 South Road Kilmarnock- Loreny Drive 425 Shortlees Road to Knockmarloch Drive £51,000 81 South Kilmarnock- Dungavel Road 130 Junction with Wyvis Road £15,600 81 South Kilmarnock- Tinto Avenue 200 Dungavel Road to Whatriggs road £22,000 81 South Kilmarnock- Whatriggs Road 225 Haining Avenue to Merrick Road £27,000 81 South Kilmarnock- Merrick Road 200 Whatriggs Road to Lammermuir Road £24,000 81 South TOTALS A £581,750 B £421,300 C £527,255 U Rural £0 U Urban £590,400 MicroAsphalt £104,946 TOTAL £2,225,651 Budget £2,225,000 CARRIAGEWAY and FOOTWAY STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES 2014 - 15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 Carriageway Structural Maintenance Programme 2015-16 Location Length Section Estimate Ranking A70 Ochiltree Ochiltree Mains 675 Mill Street to C61 £119,813 74 A71 Newmilns A71 Loudoun Road 300 Carpark to High Street £90,000 74 A71 / A719 A71 Galston 550 Roundabout £130,625 74 Roundabout A713 Dalmellington Road 500 Laight to Minnivey £91,250 74 Dalmellington A735 Lugton Lugton Road 500 Haplandmuir farm to Chapelhouse £87,500 74 B741 New Burnfoot Road 700 Cascaya to Burnfoot £112,000 64 Cumnock B705 Catrine Ballochmyle Street 120 Corner to Chapel Brae £17,520 64 B743 Sorn Sorn Estate 1140 Burnside Cottage to Saw Mill £136,800 64 B7034 Hollybush Hollybush 500 Balgreen farn to Hollybush Terrace £70,000 64 B741 New Knockburnie 200 Knockburnie £32,000 64 Cumnock B769 Stewarton Old Glasgow road 840 Blacklaw Cottage to Clunch road £75,600 64 B743 Muirkirk Glasgow Road 1000 U731 to Head of Greenock Water £130,000 64 C124 Ochiltree High Road 1100 Mote Toll to Ochiltree £92,400 60 C137 Catrine Hillhead Road 550 War Memorial to Radical Road £33,000 60 C51 Mauchline Friendlesshead Farm 1500 Friendlesshead Bridge to Farm £132,000 60 C36 New South Boig 1100 B741 to Connelwood House £79,200 60 Cumnock Stair Loudonston Road 775 B742 to Gatefoot Bridge £37,200 60 Stair Loudonston Road 800 Trabboch House to B730 £38,400 60 C104 Galston Windyhill Road 220 Stoneyhall £15,048 60 C104 Galston Windyhill Road 270 Windyhill £18,468 60 C90 New Afton Road 450 Lochingerroch Farm to Lochbrowan £18,900 60 Cumnock Ochiltree Cawhillan road 650 C123 to C49 £27,300 55 Mauchline Blackside 700 Full Length £29,400 55 Dunlop Aitket Road 600 Craigbank to B706 £25,200 55 Newmilns Drygatehead 60 Hillside Place to end of cul de sac £8,250 76 Newmilns Drygate Street 60 Hillside Place to High street £8,250 76 Newmilns Clearmont Avenue 220 Borebrae Crescent to Mair Street £24,200 62 Newmilns Isles Terrace 80 No.3 to end cul de sac £10,000 66 Newmilns High Street 190 A71 to King street £20,900 66 Newmilns Bridgend 100 A71 to Brown Street £12,000 66 Muirkirk Pagan Walk 75 Millers Road to Wardlaw Avenue £10,313 77 Mauchline Burngrange Lane 170 Entire Street £9,180 60 Patna Doonside Avenue 140 Entire Street £15,400 63 New Cumnock Connel View 165 Milray Avenue to Blarene Drive £18,150 68 New Cumnock Hamilton Drive 125 Glenafton Drive to end £13,750 68 New Cumnock Milray Avenue 110 Entire Street £12,100 66 New Cumnock Ashmark Avenue 140 Cul-De-Sac £15,400 65 Cumnock King's Drive 300 Holmhead Road to Oakbank Drive £33,000 61 Shankston Crescent to Gemmel Cumnock Car Road 235 £25,850 64 Avenue Cumnock Hospital Road 160 Entire Street £17,600 61 Cumnock Oakbank Drive 350 Holmhead Rd to No.42 £42,000 61 Stewarton Cairn Close 157 Cul de sac £10,362 63 Kilmarnock- Hazel Avenue 95 Willow Road to Beech Avenue £8,750 62 Grange Kilmarnock- Hazel Avenue 90 No.1 to No.5 £7,750 62 Grange Drongan Watson Terrace 280 Bus Stop to Taiglum Place £38,500 76 Drongan Taiglum Place 80 Watson Terrace to Lane Crescent £11,000 76 Drongan Lane Crescent 260 Taiglum Crescent to Watson Terrace £35,750 76 Drongan Hannahston Avenue 150 No.60 to Drumwhill Road £20,250 76 Sinclairston Drive to Barbieston Drongan Coronation Road 190 £26,125 76 Avenue Drongan Barbieston Avenue 230 Coronation Road to Litlemill Road £31,625 76 Patna Carskeoch Drive 60 Blaney Avenue to Whitehill Avenue £8,250 76 Patna Whitehill Avenue 75 Roundabout to Carnshalloch Avenue £10,300 76 Whitehill Avenue to Plantation Patna Carnshalloch Avenue 230 £31,625 76 Avenue Patna Link Road 170 Dalharco Avenue to A713 £34,000 76 TOTALS A £519,188 B £573,920 C £372,216 U Rural £81,900 U Urban £574,017 MicroAsphalt £100,400 TOTAL £2,221,641 Budget £2,22 5,000 CARRIAGEWAY and FOOTWAY STRUCTURAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAMMES 2014- 15, 2015-16 and 2016-17 Carriageway Structural Maintenance Programme 2016-17 Town / Route Location Length Section Estimate Ranking A713 Dalrymple Benston 900 B742 Junction to U738 £170,820 79 A719 Galston Polworth Street 180 Traffic lights to Galston Bridge £67,500 84 A719 Galston Polworth Street 100 Galston Bridge to roundabout £37,500 84 A70 Lugar A70 Muirkirk Road 940 Braehead to C22 Junction £157,826 79 A736 Lugton Netherton 540 East Ren Boundary to Netherton £98,550 79 B743 Mauchline Ayr Road 125 Arran View to Mini Roundabout £21,875 74 B7038 Kilmarnock Campbell Street 125 Holmquarry road junction £25,000 79 High Glencairn James Little St to West Netherton B7038 Kilmarnock 100 £14,600 79 Street St B741 New Dalmellington Road 600 Burnfoot to bend £120,000 77 Cumnock B7046 Cumnock Ayr Road 280 Glaisnock Street to Police station £44,800 79 B7046 Sinclairston Sinclairston 800 Sinclairston Village £96,000 69 B7046 Skares The Muir 1315 Skares Bridge to Coachford Burn £157,800 74 B743 Sorn Greenock Mains 500 Greennockmains Bridge to bend £60,000 69 Stewarton Clunch road 600 East Hareshaw to East Overhill £41,040 55 Stewarton Clunch road 1500 Low Clunch to Townhead of Cree £102,600 55 Stair Corselet Farm 1200 C124 to Corselet £86,400 55 C90 New Afton Road 1350 Meadow View to Cemetery £56,700 55 Cumnock Galston Sutherland Terrace 90 Blair Crescent to Belvedere View £9,900 72 Galston Belvedere View 260 Sutherland Terrace to bend £31,200 72 Stewarton Cutstraw Road 350 Holm Street to Cutsburn Brae £70,000 72 Stewarton Gameshill View 130 Cutsburn Road to Netherland Rd £14,300 72 Stewarton Robertland Rigg 205 Riverside View to Jubilee Drive £32,800 72 Stewarton Old Mill View 175 Robertland rigg to Dean street £28,000 72 Stewarton Castlehill View 215 Arran View to Clerkland Road £23,650 72 Stewarton Sim Street 60 Lothian Road to Kilwinning Road £6,600 72 Stewarton Rigghead 170 Cul de sac to Football ground £18,700 72 Stewarton Kingussie Avenue 50 Elgin Avenue to Kirkmuir Drive £5,500 72 Stewarton Braemore Road 230 Kirkmuir Drive to
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