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SSTC3 Main Scheme Drawing Over Aerial Imagery KEY FOR PLAN: PROPOSED ROAD ALIGNMENT HARD SURFACING (ASPHALT) PROPOSED SHARED USE HIGHWAY SOUTHWICK ROAD 32 91 Shaft River Wear Shaft HARD SURFACING (TO BE CONFIRMED) (dis) The Jupiter centre (dis) KEIR HARDIE WAY 57 Boulders 1 95 LB Outfall WAYFARER ROAD 45 PROPOSED SHARED USE FOOTWAY ALEXANDRA AVENUE El Sub Sta 43 HARD SURFACING (ASPHALT) Windmill CAMDEN STREET Shelter 94 El Sub Sta PROPOSED SHARED USE TRACK 98 GRANULAR SURFACING (SUB-BASE) Mean High Water N Mean High Water Path Quay Bollards 12 PROPOSED FOOTWAY Travelling Crane LOW SOUTHWICK El Sub Sta TRAFFORD ROAD 6 LOW SOUTHWICK WEST QUAY ROAD HARD SURFACING (ASPHALT) 1 Mud Travelling Crane Bollards BM 21.47m Tank PROPOSED VERGE AND EARTHWORKS Bollard Dismantled Railway INKERMAN STREET SEE MITIGATION DRAWINGS FOR PLANTING Works Sand and Shingle Mud SSTC3-CAP-LPN-00-DR-L-1100 SERIES 25.3m 18.6m LOW SOUTHWICK Mud 18 to 24 Mean Low Water THOMAS STREET SOUTH STREET THOMAS 17 16 Mean High Water 13 PROPOSED SIGNAL-CONTROLLED CROSSING 12.5m WEAR STREET WEAR POTTERY ROAD El Sub Sta Travelling Crane Mud Mud Boulders Bollards Mean High Water PROPOSED UNCONTROLLED CROSSING Car Park Warehouse 44 Wks Warehouse Mud and Shingle Bollard PROPOSED RETAINING FEATURE 27.7m MHW BM Queen Alexandra 41 EXISTING DESIGNATED RECREATIONAL ROUTE 28.51m Crown Works PH 43 13.1m River Wear Quay Bridge BM 13.32m CROWN ROAD Pipe Line LOW SOUTHWICKLine Warehouse Bollard Subway Travelling Crane CROWN EXISTING DESIGNATED CYCLEPATH CROWN ROAD PALLION ROAD SUNDERLAND DITCHBURN TERRACE DITCHBURN Mean Low Water Crown Warehouse Works West Quay Industrial Estate El Sub Sta Quay Shingle River Wear Mud PROPOSED SIGNAL CONTROLLED JUNCTION Mud Slipways Mean High Water LOW SOUTHWICK Works Works Mud 14.5m DITCHBURN TERRACE Works Mud 28.7m Mud Bol WB W.H. FORSTER PRINTWORKS Bollards MHW Bollard EXISTING / PROPOSED SPEED LIMIT River Wear Mud and Shingle AND SUNDERLAND WALL Mean Low Water OF DUAL CARRIAGEWAY Bollard Travelling Crane Bol Mean High Water Sloping masonry Quay Travelling Crane RIVER WEAR Mud Bols Bol Mud Mud DOXFORD Bols Sloping masonry Jetty Mean High Water Bollard Jetty Bollard JUNCTION Bollard Travelling Cranes SM River Wear 45 15.5m Outfall 17.5m Mud DEPTFORD TERRACE 6.4m BM 17.12m BM 7.85m Sloping masonry 20.4m 20.1m 17.0m RIVER WEAR Mean High Water Mud The NOTES: Pipe Line DEPTFORD Saltgrass (PH) 16.2m 1. This is an overview plan; see planning application for details. MHW WOODBINE TERRACE WOODBINE THE ROPERY SM DEPTFORD TERRACE DEPTFORD Queen Alexandra The Ropery FB The Winston Bridge (PH) ROPERY ROAD Bollards (PH) WOODBINE TERRACE Slipway El Bus Depot Sub Path MP Travelling Crane RIVER WEAR Sta Works ROPERY ROAD HANOVER PLACE 13.3m Jetty Mud Sloping masonry Mean High Water Bollards MP Bollard MLW BM 16.53m Sloping masonry Bollard 7.0m EUROPEAN METAL Mooring Posts DW RECYCLING ROPERY 16.2m Bollard Travelling Crane JUNCTION DEPTFORD Lock PALLION River JUNCTION DW El Sub Sta SM Bollards 17.1m 13.4m Wear Pallion Station Staith No 4 (Metro) DEPTFORD TERRACE WILLOWCRETE SM SM DEPTFORD 16.8m Path Shipbuilding Yard Works(TO BE RELOCATED) PALLION Wreath Quay Shipbuilding Yard Gas Works SHIPYARD Staith No 5 BM 29.70m 29.0m BUILDING Works Bollards WB TYNE&WEAR METRO GAS WORKS 20.4m Staith No 6 Scrap Yard Tanks RIVER WEAR PALLION SUBWAY PALLION NEW ROAD Bollards 36.5m ACCESS TO DW DW Timber Yard DW PALLION Wearmouth Staiths MILLFIELD FORMER Works BM 37.23m Allotment Gardens COWIE'S SITE DW PH BM 34.93m Tk FORMER 22 DW 36.9m 35.4m FARRINGDON 3 COWIE'S SITE Jews' 5 Burial ROW 15.2m FORMER Ground 6a 7a 8 PALLION NEW ROAD Mud and Shingle DW 9 10 El Sub Sta ALLOTMENTS VICTORY STREET 12 DW Refuse Disposal DW 1 14 28.3m Path 15 Yard FERNDALE TERRACE DW Mean High Water Sloping masonry Mean High Water 2 PALLION SUBWAY PALLION NEW ROAD AYRE'S QUAY 2 PALERMO STREET BM 19.77m 1 Timber Yard 3 CRESCENT 7 EXISTING BRIDGE 9.5 Path 11.5 34.5m 1 13.5 DW 1a 5 9 11 2 PRIESTLY 13 DW 2 1 SM 1 Depot Bollard 4 SIMPSON STREET 3 BEACH STREET El Sub Sta 2 23.8m MERLE TERRACE 14 6 7 WELLINGTON LANE 5 PALLION NEW ROAD QUEEN ALEXANDRA WELLINGTON LANE DW PALLION TARMAC WORKS AYRE'S QUAY SM Tank FERNDALE TERRACE 24.7m Sloping masonry 1 SM BM 41.49m ROUNDABOUT FARRINGDON ROW Works 40.5m ANCONA STREET (TO BE RELOCATED) SALT STORE MOORLAND SQUARE DW Path Deptford Sloping masonry 24 13 Junction 14 FLORIDA STREET LISBURN (TO BE RELOCATED) SM DW 13 Pallion Primary School Waste Transfer Station 16 SM Bollard PALLION NEW ROAD BEACH STREET 11 52 58 TERRACE DW 13 5 15 Playground PALLION SM DW TRIMDON STREET WEST Shelter SL PALLION NEW ROAD 21 22 NEW ROAD 17 14 21 PALLION 54 AYRE'S QUAY Bollard 34 JACQUES ST 3 Tks Works 51 25 DW 20 50 40.6m 1 16 Scrap Yard MILLFIELD SUNDERLAND SUNDERLAND Tanks SUNDERLAND 57 23 JACQUES STREET DW 17 TRIMDON STREET WAVERLEY TERRACE 36 FLORIDA STREET 65 BEACH STREET SL El Sub Sta WAVERLEY TERRACE MP 0.5 2 44 WEST JUNCTION Path Works Club 45 1 18 Works JUNCTION B&Q WAREHOUSE El Sub Sta Path 2 69 1 Sloping 32 33 masonry CAROL Allotment Gardens 46 Rev Description Date El Sub Sta STREET CAROLCAROL STREET STREET PALLION Pipeline Drwn MILBURN ST App'd 70 Chk'd 18 NORTH 35 12 20 Air Shaft 23 36 AMETHYST STREET 34 28 2 RETAIL 37 University of Sunderland BM 32.30m 43 43 Purpose of Issue 21 29 42 28 Jobling House UNIT PALLION PARK University of Sunderland 3 13 13 14 58 15 32.3m LISBURN TERRACE MERLE TERRACE 14 27 COSSACK TERRACE 28 S2 - Issued For Information ANCONA STREET 12 Jobling House 7 33 53 TYNE&WEAR METRO 17 35.7m El Sub Sta Scrap Yard 38 6 ROAD 3 79 8 68 36 39.1m Classification DEPTFORD ROAD 8 MELDON MAXWELL STREET BM 36.14m 25 THE FORGE 10 ALLIANCE PLACE 55 ALLIANCE STREET ENFIELD STREET 6 13 6 25 33 2 CIRENCESTER STREET 7 BM 39.60m BM 32.34m 12 Deptford 38 70 16 13 21 14 28 St Luke's Church House 31 Public ST CUTHBERT'S TERRACE 32 1 1 Marr House FARRINGDON ROW 13 Tank 1 74 65 Works 34 5 18 Atkinson's Buildings El Sub Sta ENDERBY ROAD Ashton Grange Path 4 Client 2 Surgery 7 Gill Bridge TRIMDON STREET AYRE'S QUAY 36 5 30 34 El Sub Sta 1 (foot) 18 FERN STREET OFFICE OF THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE 43 1 6 1 Works 20 7 31.7m 3 39 41 69 81 95 5 45 57 Parish Room 19 29 31 3 Scrap Yard 40 16 Civic Centre, 15 39 13 7 13 1 8 32.6m MARIGOLD COURT Posts TCB 18 17 NEVILLE ROAD 37.2m NEVILLE ROAD 25 38.4m 34.7m 9 Burdon Road 114 21 104 NEVILLE ROAD 94 TRIMDON STREET NORTH RAVENSWORTH STREET 84 74 60 40.1m 64 24 ST LUKE'S ROAD 58 39.0m 50 39.1m 42 144 Hall ALLIANCE PLACE 22 Sunderland 34 16 14 24 1 3 9 5 39.0m 23 7 23a 22 1 11 15 1 2 2 1 TREBY STREET 48 1 25 21 1 1 1 1 SR2 7DN 2 29 19 2 2 2 2 33 HALFORDS 34.1m 39.3m PH 23 12 DRYBOROUGH STREET 13 14 PH 32 13 LILY STREET 5 Bk 7 20 33 1 2 39.7m 1 30 1 Tel. (0191) 520 5555 17 3 4 28 14 23 24 22 26 8 4 39.1m 27 12 HOPKINS COURT 130 LB 30 Bank El Sub Sta 10 LANSDOWNE STREET HYACINTH COURT 09:35 23 41 12 STRATFIELD STREET 27 RETAIL Galley's Gill 13 6 2 13 44 1 13 39 Project MEDOMSLY ST GARNET STREET at 14 13 SHEPHERD STREET 13 Warehouse 14 Gas Governor DUNCAN STREET Bank 14 13 UNIT 15 7 1 12 11 14 Path 13 PH 5 23 PERCIVAL STREET 17 13 Tank 20 21 22 20 13 DEPTFORD ROAD ROW FARRINGDON 21 20 PO 19 16 1 GRAFTON STREET 13 18 16 21 37.2m 21 Sunderland Strategic Transport 129 50 1 9 10 11 10 9 48 8 MAY STREET 23 38.9m MILLFIELD 28 19 1a 1 2 48 TCBs 1 10 127 MAGDELENE Car Park 2 12 EXETER STREET Playground 35 24 2 26 37.5m 27 29 21 40 OXFORD STREET 22 Ebenezer MORTIMER STREET Chapel 23 5 23 46 Corridor Phase 3 1 12 2 23 February 2017 13 30 6 22 2a 12 6 24 THORNBURY STREET 2 2a 6 PLACE 3 26 25 39 1 26 18 21 JASMINE COURT GALLEY'S 44 3a 23 6 23 5a 31 24 On: 54 7a 11 9 1 115 28 2 1 1 14 13 27 CURRYS Tank 28 MOJ SITE 30 EAST MOOR ROAD 39.0m 17 37 43 30 14 2 30 7 GILL 31 26 6 9 35.1m 7 8 BM 40.06m Tank 13 PC WORLD 32 33 17 15 College 13 ROBERT STREET HADRIAN STREET 47 28 VIOLET STREET 55 7 4 1 30 1 8 27 GALLEY'S GILL ROAD 34 16 Drawing 33 3 35.4m 53 51 Warehouse 19 Sloping masonry 41 27 103 18 40 32 23 18 18 RUTLAND STREET 13 19 38 21 15 BISHOPWEARMOUTH Allotment Gardens 29 Diamond Hall Builder's Yard 30 11 2 41 Richard Godden 14 24 45 1 BRADY STREET 39 43 2 24 4 Pocket Park 9 5 TREBY STREET 13 21 KING'S TERRACE 41 40.7m 23 4 43 General Arrangement Layout School House Independent 1 2 1 19 29 Methodist DAHLIA COURT 14 24 FARRINGDON ROW MILLBURN STREET 22 Church 63 Pallion 31 53 44 CLOSE STREET 43 33 13 27 Posts 40 Inn 13 22 21 28 3 (PH) 24 40.5m BM 43.27m Playground 40 13 Depot 5 REGINALD STREET ST LUKE'S TERRACE 1 13 14 13 28 19 4 28 ROSE STREET Printed by: 33 11 WESTBURY STREET Overview with Aerial Photo 43 89 22 LIME STREET BM 41.25m MIDMOOR ROAD OSWALD STREET 49 30 45 31 35 19 31.5 GRANVILLE STREET 17 15 HYLTON ROAD Bank 1 13 6 CHEVIOT STREET 36.6m MILTON STREET 35 24 Depot 21 17 Sutton Place 87 39 51 51 85 1 27 12 14 53 67 ST MARY'S BOULEVARD MILLFIELD 4 2 40 14 RAVENSWORH STREET 48 Builder's Yard ROUNDABOUT 55 21 18 58 55a 7 67.5 20 23 43.3m 7 68 2 31 34 ALBERT ROAD 39 83 4 39.9m 1 St Joseph's RC Schools 6a 22 Presbytery 31 29 23 St Joseph's 13 2 19 KING'S TERRACE 4 8 Depot LIVINGSTONE ROAD 27 6.5 RC School 40 41 PO 40.5m 6 ROW RAILWAY 2 BM 40.81m Employment 1 Path 29 13 Exchange 29 40 13 36 LB SILKSWORTH ROW El Sub Sta 40 6 7 13 77 12 13 21 63 KING'S PLACE 1 St Joseph's 3 2 REGAL ROAD TCB 5 12 RC School 10 20 36.5m 13 25 Shelter AYRE'S QUAY ROAD 40 1 63 MARGUERITE COURT 1 24 AILESBURY STREET LINCOLN STREET ORCHARD STREET 9 7 6 31 60 PINE STREET 1 28 39 43 1 27 74 46 38 17 SHERIDAN STREET 13 53 BM 40.92m 30 37 11 6 44 12 CLOSE 36 39.0m 13 STREET 1 7 35 3 St Joseph's 4 34 32 11 HYLTON ROAD RC Church 9 JOHN CANDLISH ROAD 2 Scale at A1 Drawn Checked Approved 2 23 33 2 4 52 3 8 8 42 Shelter 46 1 1 PH 55 68 41 Wear View House 15 DENE STREET 30 WOOD STREET 43.0m CROMWELL STREET 1 27 Club PH 100 8 32 Club PH 104 (Govt Office) 12 7 70 33 El Sub Sta 2 14 106 102 1 1 13 30 13 108 33 ST MARY'S PAXTON TERRACE 110 40.2m 2 13 40.5m 69 4 5 10 31 1:2500 RMG ASB ASB 80 7 33 6 27 7 94 43 FORD ESTATE FRANKLIN STREET JOHNSON STREET Martin Terrace 37 16 38.7m 45 ROUNDABOUT 90 16 29 47 26 GARFIELD STREET PRUDHOE STREET BM 40.39m 7 41.5m 18 25 88 86 BM 44.98m49 ISIS PH 22 41.0m EDEN STREET WEST 12 39.0m PH 122 2 PH 21 Vicarage 13 2 51 40.2m 38.4m 84 82 58 14 1 54 2 2 80 8 RAILWAY ROW 33 13 BACK HYLTON ROAD Garage Path Project No.
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