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Cockermouth Main Street Improvement Newsletter Cockermouth Main Street Newsletter Issue two May 2014 Thank you to those who attended the drop-in on 7 May at Cockermouth Town Hall, 150 people came along to fi nd out more about phase 2 of the Main Street Improvement Scheme. The feedback received confi rmed attendees found it benefi cial to meet CCC offi cers and see information displays detailing the planned works and the phase 2 traffi c management arrangements. What are we doing and why? The key elements of the £1.7m improvement scheme: LED lighting unit Model: Philips Speedstar, BGP323 Socket Outlet To be used for festive decorations Improved more Removable mountings 8m To be used for the display of banners and festive decorations effi cient LED total height MAIN STREETlighting, COCKERMOUTH which Surface water drainage system and & footway / carriagewayincludes construction hanging detail The new high capacity basket, banner and Planter drainage system. This will Christmas decoration provide a more resilient attachments which will have the surface water drainage 2.7m clearance system which will reduce added benefi t of to planter the frequency and extent Two new bus shelters (one ‘decluttering’ the of fl ooding on the road on each side of Main Street). Main Street. from surface water run-off. Lighting Columns A strengthened MAIN STREET, COCKERMOUTH lower maintenance carriageway, together with structural and aesthetic Install new tree improvements to the surrounds. footways. To provide improved The purpose being to growing conditions for repair damage caused the trees. by 2009 fl oods while enhancing the streetscape. Natural stone materials will be used on footways to compliment the shop Euroshel ‘Invincible’ frontages. bus shelter 3 panel design adapted for Cockermouth Main Street Cumbria County Council apologises for any disruption and inconvenience caused Support Cockermouth - the town is open for Business! Shop local and support your independent local traders! Serving the people of Cumbria cumbria.gov.uk Cockermouth Main Street Newsletter When and how will contractors move to phase 2 The transitional weekend will be from the evening of Friday 23 May to Tuesday 27 May am (Bank Holiday Weekend). • Main Street will be open to two way traffic all the way through to Market Place; • No diversions in place; • South Street back to two-way; • Station Street back to one-way. From the morning of Tuesday 27 May • Main Street will be closed from Station Street to Cocker Bridge and will be fenced off with herras fencing; • Diversion routes established with signs (detailed below in traffic management arrangements); • Footway works will begin on phase 1 with areas barriered off. However, pedestrian access will be maintained to premises and businesses. The footway works will commence at Wordsworth House and progress eastwards; • Contractors will keep businesses and premises informed of when they will reach their frontages; • One way traffic on Main Street (east bound from Sullart Street); • Pedestrians will be diverted onto the carriageway to go round the closed footway sections; • Some carriageway area will be required for storage of materials; • Car parking areas on Main Street will be suspended; • Delivery access for Phase 2 will be via Market Place delivery area will be from Cocker Bridge to the junction with Market Place. Vehicles will have to reverse up to the closure. Traffic management arrangements for phase 2 All phase 1 traffic management arrangements will be lifted and return to normal: • Station Street will return to one way up (Main Street to South street) • South Street will return to two way • Traffic will flow West to East on Main Street From commencement of phase 2 (Station Street to Cocker Bridge) The signed diversion route is via C2064± to Dubwath and the A66. This is to meet B5292 MAIN STREET B5291 Cumbria County Council legal C2064 C2064 requirement to divert traffic on the same C2064 MAIN STREET standard of A66 road as that A5086 being closed. However local A66 residents will LOCATION DETAIL find alternative routes to meet their journey needs. A66 B5292 MAIN C2064 MAIN STREET STREET KEY TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE 2 - C2064 MAIN STREET, Road Closure Cumbria Highways, Highways Depot, Joseph Noble Road, CUsefulOCKERMOU TContactH Numbers: Lillyhall Industrial Estate, Workington CA14 4JH This produce includes mapping data DIVERSION ROUTE Drawing No: G110/14/A1 Highwaysli cHotline:ensed from Ord n0845ance Su rv6096609ey. (c) Crown Cumbria County Council: 01228Altern a606060tive Route Allerdale Borough Council: 01900 702702 Copyright 2006. License Number 100019596 Drawn By: KB Scale: NTS Date: 06/08/13 Cockermouth Main Street Newsletter ‘Hotspot’ Areas Traffic management for phase 2 is particularly challenging due to the limited number of alternative routes available. We ask for your patience and consideration in the pre identified ‘hotspot’ areas. This is where high volumes of traffic are anticipated which is likely to result in congestion and delays: • All Saints/St. Helens Street • The Lorton Street /Station Road junction • Gallowbarrow/Station Road junction Buses – initially there will be a temporary bus stop provided on the central island on Main Street. This will be used by all public buses (may move to different locations on Main Street as work progresses). X4 and X5 will run into and out of Cockermouth in both east & westbound direction via Lamplugh Road. Taxis – there will be a designated taxi area on the south side of Main Street between The Fletcher Christian and The Paper Shop. Loading – there will be designated provision on the south side of Main Street outside Lesley Cleeland’s. Emergency Vehicles – plans have been put in place with the emergency services which will allow emergency access if required. Serving the people of Cumbria cumbria.gov.uk Cockermouth Main Street Newsletter Additional traffic management arrangements required within Cockermouth Additional arrangements required 1) Kirkgate - following feedback from the public drop-in adjustments have been made to the initial proposed arrangements for Kirkgate resulting in: • Two way traffic will continue on Kirkgate. This will be managed by the introduction of two way traffic lights at the Market place end of Kirkgate (St. Helens Street and at the bottom of Kirkgate) . • Market Place will become one way East to West. 2) In the Challoner Street Area – Challoner Street will be closed for a small section at the Main Street end. Therefore two way traffic movement will be introduced on Challoner Street and a small section of South Street to provide access only for residents and businesses in the area. DW DW SD Estate Offices BREWERY LANE 44.3m Flag Waterloo Bridge Tower ± (Foot Bridge) Foundry Castle ± 45.0m 50.6m House Brewery Museum Highsand 19 23 2 1 Whartons Mill 17 28 7a 14 5 9 Banks CourtWorks 13 1 3 18 242626a 16 5 9 14 10 5a 7 ACCESS ONLY 8 10 SandsThe 7 14 6 8 5 2 6 Flats 8 5 Eagle 2 4 8 to 12 Smailes Court Yard 6 4 1 28 11 MAIN STREET Old Kings Arms LaneHall 1 20 30 2 COURT C2064 46.3m 6 2 1 Cockton's Bank Brigrove 36 TCBGP Cottage 3 Court 38 5 6 3 18b to 40 MAIN5STREET 2 1 1 4 16a 3 1 33 MARKET PLACE B5292 to 1 The Bridge 4 5 Pol Sta 1-WAY WEST BOUND Bk 41 70a 22 12 10 6 2 43 46 40 36 30 28 4 5854 Bk 44 8 to 34 44.4m MARKET 74 70 68 LB 78 43.8m MAIN STREET Regent House 1 B 5292 5 TRAFFIC LIGHTS 13 Bridge Headford Court Monument 21 Club Bk House 25 Hotel PH 3ato3b 37 35 33 6 45 43 41 6563 6159 53 Hotel1a 4 1 33a PH PH 3 El Sub Sta 12 67 3 Retreat STATION STREET 5 2 The Fold MaBw5s2o9n2's Ct Hotel 1 7 Court 1to6 2 to 25 23 Town 6El Sub Sta 4 to 16 13 Hall 14 CHALLONER STREET Hall Supermarket 12 U2375 Sorting to 10 Croft Office 4 to 6 Bowling TRAFFIC LIGHTS 1 21 44.8m Green Lowther Went Bank 4 Car Park 10 3 The Croft 29 to1 30 24 Printers Court 1 The LoftPO 1 to 5 Sunny Villa South 8 Foot Bridge1 11 14 Croft 1 PH 39 4 2 Croft Terrace 45.7m KIRKGATE 14 39a 6 45.8m Works 2 1 48.8m 1 2 1 2 Fern Villas 1 3 Kittyson House 3 DeSrbOyUTH STREET ESS Surgery 1 U237W5 ard Bdy B 5292 CR Supermarket FletcherHouse 49.5m 4 Auction 4a 5 Post Mart 2 Path (um) 4 7 4e Fairfield HousePs 1to5 9 5 8 11 7 STATION ROAD 13 8 Offices Depot 12 KEY Surgery LORTON STREET KITTYSON LANE ED Bdy 14 River Cocker ROAD CLOSURE 53.0m TEMPW.aTreWhOou-WseAY TRAFFIC 12 ALTERNATIVE 49.7m RUBBYBANKS ROAD El Sub Sta 5R9O.0UmTE 1 13 KIRKGATE 2-WAY & Grid Ref: 311870, 530677 TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE To 312079, 530700 MARKET PLACE 1-WAY Cumbria Highways, Highways Depot, Joseph Noble Road, 9 - B5292, CHALLONER STREET Cumbria Highways, Highways Depot, Joseph Noble Road, Lillyhall Industrial Estate, Workington CA14 4JH COCKERMOUTH Lillyhall Industrial Estate, Workington CA14 4JH This produce includes mapping DIVERSION ROUTE This produce includes mapping 1-WAY data licensed from Ordnance SurveDatesy. for yourDraw ing No:G110/14/A1 data licFreeensed from Ordnance SParkingurvey. AvailableDrawing No: G110/14/A1 (c) Crown Copyright 2006. (c) Crown Copyright 2006. ACCESS ONLY License Number 100019596 Drawn By: KB Scale: NTS Date:08/08/13 License Number 100019596 Drawn By: KB Scale:NTS Date: 09/05/14 Diary Cumbria County Council are working with Allerdale Borough Council to provide parking solutions. • Traffic movement will resume on phase 2 by mid-July resulting in Free 2 hour disc parking will now be available in all Allerdale traffic flow along the whole of Main Borough Council car parks with the exception of Fairfield (also Street by mid- July known as Sainsbury’s car park).
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