Temporary Road Closures) (Highway Maintenance – February 2017) Order 2017

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THE HART DISTRICT COUNCIL (TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURES) (HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE – FEBRUARY 2017) ORDER 2017 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Hart District Council as agents for Hampshire County Council has made an Order on traffic management grounds to allow for works on the highway to be undertaken as follows: ROADS TO BE CLOSED: those parts of the following roads – 1. CHEQUERS LANE, EVERSLEY – From the Jct with B3272 Eversley Centre to the Jct with the B3016 Coopers Hill/Marsh Lane (Diversion via B3016 Marsh Lane, B3272 Eversley Centre) 2. ST NEOTS ROAD, EVERSLEY – From the Jct with Bramshill Road to the Jct with Lower Common/Warbrook Lane (Diversion via Warbrook Lane, A327 Eversley Street, Bramshill Road) (This road will not be closed at the same time as site 3) 3. WARBROOK LANE, EVERSLEY – From the Jct with Lower Common/St Neots Road to the Jct with the A327 Eversley Street (Diversion via A327 Eversley Street, Bramshill Road, St Neots Road) (This road will not be closed at the same time as site 2) 4. CHURCH STREET/THE BURY, ODIHAM – From the Jct with King Street to the Jct with Odiham High Street (Diversion via King Street, High Street – this closure is due to start 17/02/17 for 2 weeks) ALTERNATIVE ROUTES: During the period of any closure, the diversion route will be signed. PERIOD OF CLOSURE: From 6th February 2017 FOR A PERIOD OF 12 MONTHS or until completion of works, whichever is sooner. (Notwithstanding the above it is expected that the closures will be required for no longer than 1 week at each location apart from item 4). With the exception of any emergency works, all closures will be notified a minimum of 2 weeks in advance and diversion routes will be signed at the time of closure. Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the works is being carried out. If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Hampshire County Council, Highways Department on 0300 555 1388. John Elson, Head of Technical Services & Environmental Maintenance Hart District Council www.hart.gov.uk .

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