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Kent County Council, Acting in Exercise of Its Powers Under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, Makes Or Intends to Make the Following Orders Kent County Council, acting in exercise of its powers under the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, makes or intends to make the following Orders. ASHFORDASHFORD AREAAREA The alternative route is via High Street, A20 Ashford throughan Order traffic to temporarily on sections prohibit of Primrose through Road traffic and on Broad BecauseThe alternative of a new route water is connection,via West Cliff Kent Gardens, County High Council View Road, Wicken Lane andDOVER Pett Lane. AREA PrimroseOak Level Place, Crossing, Dover. Sturry, Canterbury. intendsAvenue, to Lonsdale make an Drive Order and prohibiting Clifftown through Gardens traffic on Chapel Lane, Staplehurst, on or after 18 January 2016 for BLACKWALLA20 MAIDSTONE ROAD, ROAD, HINXHILL, STATION ASHFORD ROAD & (PROHIBITION HIGH STREET, BEACONSFIELDDue to the nature ROAD, of these DEAL works, (PROHIBITION it will not OF be DRIVING)possible PhasedBroad Oak closures Road, are Sturry planned will be to closedcommence at Broad from Oak Monday Level Phase 2 – closure between the junctions with West Cliff up to 5 days or until the works have been completed. OFCHARING DRIVING) (PROHIBITION TEMPORARY OF ORDER DRIVING) 2016 TEMPORARY TEMPORARYto re-open the ORDER road outside2016 the working hours. 4Crossing January 2016 for an estimated period of up to 3 weeks. Gardens and Hampton Pier Avenue ORDER 2015 Because of works to replace broken drainage covers in Because of gas mains replacement works, Kent County PHASEA closure 1 – is PRIMROSE planned for ROAD Sunday will 15be November closed between 2015 from the TheThe roadalternative will be routeclosed is outside via Hampton Margaret Pier Howard Avenue Hall. theBecause carriageway, of works Kent to lay County a new Council sewer pipe, intends Kent to County make an junctions08:00 hours with through Beaufoy to Road 16:00hrs. and Primrose Place Chamberlain Drive and West Cliff Gardens CouncilPOUND has LANE, made KINGSNORTH an Order to (PROHIBITION temporarily prohibit OF DRIVING) OrderCouncil to intendstemporarily to make prohibit an Order through to temporarily traffic on restrict part of through traffic on part of Beaconsfield Road, Deal. PRIMROSEThe alternative PLACE route will is be via fully Vauxhall closed Road, A28 Sturry Due to the nature of these works, it is unlikely the roads Blackwalltraffic on Road, part Hinxhill,of A20 MaidstoneAshford. Road, Charing, Ashford. TEMPORARY ORDER 2015 FAVERSHAM ROAD, LENHAM (PROHIBITION OF DRIVING) A closure is planned to commence from Monday 4 TheRoad, alternative A28 Mill Road,routes A291 are Sturry Hill, Sweechgate and can be re-opened outside the working hours. DaytimeThe gap inclosures the central are planned reservation to start of the from dual Monday 18 Because of works to provide a new electricity supply, Shalloak Road. TEMPORARY ORDER 2016 JanuaryKent County 2016 Councilfor an estimated has made period an Order of up to temporarilyto 2 weeks. Eastbound via Beaufoy Road and St Radigund’s Road Limited local access will be maintained if and when safe Januarycarriageway 2016 will for upbe toclosed 2 days, at thebetween junction 08:00 with hours Station and Becauseto do so, of but a newsubject gas tosupply, delays Kent and County certain Counciltimes when 16:30Road hoursand The each High day Street. Beaconsfieldprohibit through Road traffic will be onclosed part inof thePound vicinity Lane, of the Westbound via Primrose Road, Coombe Valley Road and intends to make an Order prohibiting through traffic on junctionKingsnorth, with Ashford. Victoria Road. Beaufoy Road this is not possible. BlackwallThis applies Road from will Friday be closed 27 November in the vicinity 2015 offor Blackwall an GROVE ROAD, WICKHAMBREAUX (PROHIBITION OF Faversham Road, Lenham, on or after 17 January 2016 for Farm,estimated with continuousaccess from periodeither directionof up to 4 up days. to where the TheA closure alternative is planned route to is commencevia Victoria fromRoad, Monday Sondes 9Road, PHASEDRIVING) 2 will TEMPORARY follow on - ORDER PRIMROSE 2015 ROAD and PRIMROSE up to 1 day or until the works have been completed. A258November Beach 2015 Street, for Broad an estimated Street, Queen period Street of up toand 2 weeks PLACE will then be closed to southbound traffic, i.e. from DARTFORD AREA roadAs a result,is closed, the but following no through will apply access during works. Because of carriageway patching works, Kent County The road will be closed outside number 6 to 8. BlenheimPound Lane Road will be closed to the north-east of the St Radigund’s Road towards Coombe Valley Road TheSTATION alternative ROAD route is via Blackwall Road, Blackwall Council has made an Order to temporarily prohibit The (VARIO alternativeUS ROADS, route DARTFORD) is via A20 Ashford(PROHIBITION Road and OF Old Road South, A2070 Kennington Road, The Street, Hinxhill Thejunction One-way with Traffic Riverside Order Close, in withrespect no throughof Beaconsfield access. Thethrough alternative traffic route on partis via of St Grove Radigund’s Road, Wickhambreaux,Road, Barwick WAITING) CONSOLIDATION (AMENDMENT No.20) There will be No Right Turn from the coastbound Ashford Road. Road, Naccolt Road via Griffin’s Corner to Blackwall Road. RoadThe alternative will be suspended route is viafrom Ashford the junction Road via with Park Blenheim Farm RoadCanterbury. and Coombe Valley Road ORDER 2015 (Ashford-bound) carriageway of Maidstone Road into RoadRoundabout, to the point Britannia of closure, Lane, to Millbank allow access Road / and exit. Pound Traffic towards St Radigund’s Road is unaffected Station Road Daytime closures are planned to commence from Notice is hereby given that KENT COUNTY COUNCIL Lane. The timing of the phases is dependent on weather and The alternative routeCANTERBURY is continuing AREA A20 Maidstone Road Monday 9 November 2015 for an estimated period of up GRAVELLYproposes to BOTTOM make the ROAD, above BROOMFIELD named Order & underKINGSWOOD the ground conditions. The exact dates will be notified to (coastbound), Cades Road, Station Road (Hothfield), West BLENHEIMAccess along ROAD, Pound DEAL Lane (PROHIBITION remains from OF either DRIVING) direction to 5 weekdays, between 08:00 hours and 17:00 hours (PROHIBITIONRoad Traffic OFRegulation DRIVING) Act TEMPORARY 1984, and of ORDER all other 2016 A257, BRAMLING & LITTLEBOURNE (30 MPH SPEED LIMIT) up to where the road is closed, but there will be no localeach residentsday. and signposted on site. enabling powers, and after consultation with the chief Street, Swan Lane (Little Chart), Charing Road (Pluckley) TEMPORARY ORDER 2016 Because of BT works in an underground structure, TEMPORARY ORDER 2016 through access during the works. Due to the nature of these works, it will not be possible officer of police in accordance with Part III of Schedule 9 and Station Road Because of sewer repair works, Kent County Council Grove Road will be closed between the junctions with Kent County Council has made an Order prohibiting For the safety of the public and workforce during water Due to the nature of these works, it will not be possible toStodmarsh re-open the Road roads (Wickhambreaux) outside the working and Grove hours. Ferry to the Act: mainsThere replacementwill be No Right works, Turn Kent from County Station Council Road onto intends intends to make an Order to temporarily prohibit through traffic on Gravelly Bottom Road, Broomfield & the coastbound (Ashford-bound) carriageway of A20 throughto re-open traffic the road on outsidepart of Blenheim the working Road, hours. Deal. Road, with no through access during the works. Kingswood,The effect ofon the or afterproposed 6 January named 2016 Order for upwill to implement 1 day or to make an Order to impose a temporary mandatory new or to amend existing waiting restrictions in the 30Maidstone mph speed Road limit on sections of the A257 between A closure is planned to commence from Monday 18 SELSONThe alternative LANE, WOODNESBOROUGH route is via Grove Road, (PROHIBITION Wickham Road, OF until the works have been completed. The alternative route is turning left onto A20 Maidstone following lengths of road (in this part of the notice) DYL Wingham and Littlebourne. January 2016 with estimated completion by 29 January DRIVING)Nargate Street, TEMPORARY A257 High ORDER Street, 2016 Wingham Road, There will be no access for through traffic between the Road to the roundabout to join the coastbound SINGLETON HILL, ASHFORD (PROHIBITION OF DRIVING) means waiting to be prohibited at all times by double 2016. Canterbury Road, High Street (Wingham), Preston Hill, junctions with Pitt Road and Duck Pond Lane. Thecarriageway roads affected of A20 Maidstoneare Road TEMPORARY ORDER 2015 BecausePreston Road,of cable The works Street in andconnection Grove Road with (Preston). the yellow lines; Blenheim Road will be closed in the vicinity of number installation of fibre-optic broadband, Kent County •THE A257 HIGH Canterbury STREET Road, Bramling Because of carriageway resurfacing works, Kent County TheBurroughs alternative Road, route Dartford is via Duck (New) Pond Lane, Chartway 39,Council just north has made of the make junction an Order with toBeaconsfield temporarily Road,prohibit Council has made an Order to temporarily prohibit Street and Pitt Road. •There A257 will Wingham be no right Road, turn Bramling from the Maidstone-bound through traffic on part of Selson Lane, Woodnesborough, (i) Both sides from its junction with Mill Pond Road to withthrough no through traffic access on Singleton between Hill, the Ashford. junctions
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