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Buckinghamshire County Council Vehicle Access BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL VEHICLE ACCESS LICENCE Your application will NOT be considered or a Licence issued without the following (Please complete and return via scanned documents to [email protected] or post to Licencing Officer, Streetworks, Floor 10, New County Offices, Walton Street, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP20 1UY) Checklist Licence Please tick 1 Two Plans showing extent of proposed works (marked in red) trees etc. (www.streetwise.net/planningmaps) 2 Contractors valid Public Liability Insurance-minimum £5 million 3 Statutory Undertakes have been informed-In writing-Form 1 4 Statutory Undertakers Clearance Summary-Form 1 (Proof included) 5 Supervisor Accreditations (Copy of card front and back) 6 Operatives Accreditations (Copy of card front and back) 7 Copy of Planning Permission from District Council-if applicable, if no Planning required, proof of this is required. Application Process 1. Online Application 2. All documents requested in this form received 3. Minimum 10 days’ notice for processing of Licence (if all documents are received) 4. Our Technician in those 10 days will attend location and inspect before Licence is confirmed 5. Licence will be issued to applicant via email Prices £200.00 Form 1 Statutory Undertakers Requirements Page 2 If you do not wish to contact the Statutory Undertakers (SUs)(Form 1) then your contractor will need to state in writing or build into their risk assessment that they are happy to take all responsibility for any damage incurred to any SU apparatus during the works, as we, the Highway Authority, will not accept any responsibility for any accidents that may occur. 1 Statutory Undertakers Requirements Form 1 To comply with Section 69 of the Act where street works are likely to affect another person’s apparatus in the street, applicants must take all reasonable practical steps:- a) to give the person to whom the apparatus belongs reasonable facilities for monitoring the execution of street works, and b) To comply with any requirements made by them, which is reasonably necessary for the protection of the apparatus or for securing access to it. All statutory undertakers must therefore be contacted before the commencement of any work. They should provide plans of their own apparatus, to the Licence holders. Failure to do so will leave the Applicant liable to further action by the relevant Utility Company. Addresses and telephone numbers of the major Utilities can be found on the Utilities websites. Plans of Apparatus Apparatus Undertaker Undertakers Requirements apparatus Present Affected supplied Thames Y/N Y/N Y/N Water BT Y/N Y/N Y/N Openreach Southern Gas Y/N Y/N Y/N Network UK Power Y/N Y/N Y/N Network Scottish Southern Y/N Y/N Y/N Energy Anglian Y/N Y/N Y/N Water Vodafone Y/N Y/N Y/N Virgin Y/N Y/N Y/N Media Western Y/N Y/N Y/N Power Affinity Y/N Y/N Y/N Water National Y/N Y/N Y/N Grid Gas 2 Contractors This list is provided for guidance only and we may permit the use of a suitably qualified Contractor provided they: 1. Currently hold New Roads and Street Works Act accreditation or similar. 2. Currently hold £5 million public liability insurance. Contractors Name Address Phone Email Farm J & C Flanagan Buildings, Gib Construction Lane, Bierton, 01296 330100 Ltd Aylesbury, HP22 5DY Woodend, A K Horse Shoe construction Hill, Burnham, 01628 669777 SL1 8QE Danelands Four Seasons Farm, Amenity & Mundaydean 01628 475429 [email protected] Leisure Lane, Marlow, SL7 3UB 49 Marcourt Road, Stokenchurch, Clive’s Drives High 01494 484518 Wycombe, HP14 3QU 14 Sharp SLN Close, 01296 718791/07860 [email protected] (Aylesbury) Aylesbury, 350310 HP21 8RR Woodfield, Saunders Chivery, Tring, 01296 623166/07850 Surfacing HP23 6LD 213939 Ivy Cottage, Green Lane, C Dowdy Radnage, High 01494 482082 (Contractors) Wycombe, HP14 4DJ 101 Rolands O'Hara Bros Avenue, Hatch 02084 242220 End, Pinner 3 Binders Industrial Est., Cryers Hill Eldridge Road, Cryers 01494 715956 Hill, High Wycombe, HP15 6LJ Kingswood House, Kiln SPH LTD Lane, Lacey 01494 488516 Green, HP27 0PX Penley Farm, John Lee Marlow Road, 01494 482992 Stokenchurch, HP14 3UW Forge Works, David Beercroft Western on Ltd the Green, 01869 350394 Bicester, Oxon The Downs Fergal Road, Contracting Co. Standlake, 01865 300666 Ltd Oxon, OX8 7RD 54 Duxons Turn, Hemel Hansards Hempstead, 01442 211181 HP2 4SB 46 Sheepcote Dell Road. SPH Holmer Green, 01494 488516/07831 Groundworks HP15 6TL 838871 Lathwells Farm, Marston AJ North Road, Construction Granborough, 01296 670870 MK18 3NP Brakes Farm, AJS Thornborough 01296 711690/07870 [email protected] Contracting Road, Nash, 591355 MK17 0HN Concept Park, FJ Morris Watling Street, 01327 811513 Contracting Ltd Towcester, NN12 7YD 4 Field View G Smith Civil Farm, 07949 671493 Engineering & Bletchley road, Groundworks Thornborough MK18 2DZ Woodland J & S Farm, Brill 01296 771084 Contractors Road, Kingswood, HP18 0RH Cavan Farm, Tony McBrien Cane End 01296 395690/07768 Lane, Hulcott, 532966 Aylesbury, HP22 5BH Lynton Cottage, Bicester Road, John Morris Middleton 01869 343547/07836 Stoney, 236577 Bicester, OX25 4TD Rischard Queens Park, Ashford Aylesbury, 01296 330111 HP21 7RS Rear of 102 Van Dyke Kehoe Road, 01525 852588 [email protected]. Contractors Leighton uk Buzzard, LU7 8HL Treebanks, 41 Fullwell Road, R & H Haynes Westbury, 01280 701738/07860 Northants, 568965 NN13 5PR Mr Jimmy 61 Highbridge Wells- Road, 01296 422316/07760 Aylesbury Aylesbury, 167614 Paving Ltd HP21 7RY 5 Vehicle Access Licence Terms and Conditions Persons wishing to carry out works within the highway to construct or alter a vehicular access can only do so under a Licence issued by Buckinghamshire County Council, the Highway Authority. This is to ensure the works are carried out safely and to the correct standard. Persons who carry out works within the highway, without such a licence, or who choose to drive over the verge/footway without the benefit of a properly constructed access, may be liable to action by the Highway Authority under the Highways Act 1980. Please note that planning permission may also be required for an access, irrespective of the issue of this Licence. Equally, a Licence is required before access works already granted planning permission can commence. For further advice regarding the need for planning permission contact the District Council. If a licence is granted to you this will be subject to a number of conditions. Standard conditions are attached for your information. Additional site specific conditions may be attached if deemed necessary. Once the works have commenced a representative of the Area Office will make a site inspection to ensure compliance with the licence. The works will be subject to a 12 month warranty period, during which time you will remain responsible for rectifying any defects which appear. You will be required to notify the Area Office once the works have been completed by returning form V3, issued with the licence. Inspections will be made throughout the Warranty Period, and if the works are unsatisfactory, you will be notified in writing. Buckinghamshire County Council will only permit suitable contractors to carry out the works within the highway. A list of suitable contractors is enclosed with this application pack and you are asked to select one of these to carry out the works. If you decide to seek competitive quotations from more than one contractor you are requested to delay submitting your application until you have decided which contractor to use. Buckinghamshire County Council may allow other contractors, not included on the list; to carry out the works PROVIDED they meet certain requirements. There is a vetting procedure and this may eliminate some contractors and will, in every case, result in a delay of several weeks to the processing of your licence application. Further advice or clarification of the procedure to obtain the licence or any aspect of constructing the access can be obtained by emailing [email protected] 6 Definitions Applicant Normally the owner of the property where the access is required. If the applicant is not the owner of the property this must be declared on the application form, along with the name, address and signature/approval of the owner of the property. The applicant can be an individual, a company or an organisation. Highway Authority Buckinghamshire County Council, County Hall, Aylesbury Highway Any road, footway, footpath, cycleway, verge or any other right of way maintained by the Highway Authority at public expense. Highway Boundary This is normally the fixed boundary (fence, wall, hedge etc.), which lies at the back of the footway or verge fronting your property. The Highway Authority will advise you upon the position of the highway boundary if you are in doubt. You can also email [email protected] to obtain this information. Works Construction of the vehicular access within highway limits for which the application is being made (excluding the installation of private apparatus). Statutory Undertakers The company responsible for service below or above ground (i.e. Gas, Electricity, Water, BT, Cable TV) 7 .
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