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proms Page 1 of 129 Proms Traffic Light report Area: All Traffic light status of included financial contributions: All Refund dates: All Broxbourne Park Plaza, Land to the NE of J25 of M25 , and adjacent to A10, Waltham Cross. District ref. 7/0078/05/F/WX Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £59,000.00 £63,836.19 Pedestrian Facilities/Routes 01/10/2017 Scheme 1 - Verge towards improvements to the footpath and cycleway improvements along western network in the vicinity of the Land to encourage usage side of A10 & Leiutenant Ellis of these pedestrian and cycle routes and more Way possibly include pegasus sustainable travel in accessing the Development crossing - prep 2012/13 & implementation 2013/14 ; Scheme 2 - Measures as indentified in the Corridor Study £75,000.00 £58,593.98 Safety Improvements 01/10/2017 Scheme 1 - Safety improvement towards the following road safety /accident remedial scheme to include anti skid - schemes identified by the County Council as likely to be 2011/12 £20,000.00; affected by traffic from the Development and/or other Scheme 2 - A10 safety works accident remedial measures in the vicinity of the Land: arising from Corridor Study - (a) A10 Great Cambridge Road/A121 Winston Churchill 2013/14 Way/BI98 Lieutenant Ellis Way (Theobalds) Roundabout -future junction signalisation and/or other safety works; (b) AI21 Monarchs Way/A12I Eleanor Cross Road/A1010 Abbey Road -including but not limited to junction improvements, anti-skid, signage and road markings; (c) A1010 Abbey Road/Al0I0 Hertford Road/High Street -including but not limited to junction improvements, anti-skid, signage, road markings and provision of a pelican crossing Marks and Spencers, Brookfield Farm, Cheshunt. District ref. 7/0808/05/F/WOL Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £300,000.00 £190,709.82 Sustainable Transport none £107,650.00 Approved Scheme 1 - Bus service towards the provision of non-motor car based transport (11/06/2012) 1213/BR/8 provision, implementation and related highway improvements Improvements to C3 & C4 ongoing, PTU projected spend service 24k 11/12, 76.7k 12/13, 65.5k 13/14, 55K 14/15. £221,200.00; Scheme 2 - Pedestrian http://cfwebintpd01.hertscc.gov.uk/actint/proms/reports/trafficlightNew.cfm 01/08/2013 proms Page 2 of 129 improvements around M&S roundabout/Mylne Cl, implementation 11/12. £50,000.00 Tesco Stores, Brookfield Centre, Cheshunt. District ref. 7/187 -2000 Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £229,366.00 £1,697.91 Passenger Transport none Scheme 1 - Bus service subsidisation of the Contracted Bus Services provision, improvements in frequency of service C3 & C4 to Brookfield Centre implementation 2012/13, to use remaining balance. Sainsbury site, Hoddesdon. District ref. Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £0.00 £694.06 Sustainable Transport none Sustainable Transport measures in Hoddesdon and lighting improvements to Charlton Way underpass Land at Essex Road and Rattys Road, Hoddesdon. District ref. 7/0581/03/0/HOD Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £350,299.38 £109,689.53 Sustainable Transport 31/01/2017 Scheme 1 - Continuation of bus Towards design and construction of highway services, implementation improvement works traffic management schemes traffic ongoing - £55k - 2011/12, £55k studies improvements to public transport or such other - 2012/13, £55k - 2013/14 ; measures as will encourage uses of the development to Scheme 2 - Cycling feasibility travel to and from the development by means of study 2011/12 and transport other than the private car which the Director implemention of measures determines will contribute to the improvement of 2013/14 highway conditions on parts of the network affected by traffic associated with the development. £71,639.00 £72,794.68 Junction Improvements 16/07/2019 Scheme 1 - Essex Road towards works at Amwell Street Dinant Link Road and Improvements Stage 2, the A10 Link road strategic scheme. ; Scheme 2 - Consider measures identified in Hoddesdon/Broxbourne Urban Transport Plan - Essex Road Gateway http://cfwebintpd01.hertscc.gov.uk/actint/proms/reports/trafficlightNew.cfm 01/08/2013 proms Page 3 of 129 Belmont View, Hailey Lane, Hoddesdon. District ref. 7/0848/08/HF/HOD Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £4,962.62 £5,002.97 Sustainable Transport None Area Office to investigate towards the local highway authority's cost of carrying scheme out the design and construction of highway improvement works traffic management schemes traffic studies improvements to public transport or such other measures as will encourage users of the development to travel to and from the development by means of transport other than the private care which will contribute to the improvement of highway conditions on parts of the network affected by traffic associated with the development Rye House Power Station, Hoddesdon. District ref. 7/469-89SU Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £1,085,750.24 £135,672.82 Highway Works none Scheme 1 - Bridge Essex Road Improvement Scheme (i.e. the provision of improvement - 2012/13 - all new and / or improvements of existing highways funds providing a road between the Dinant Link Road roundabout and Ratty's Lane including a road bridge over the railway line (Index linking being reviewed by ECDU) Canada Fields, Turnford. District ref. 7/433/2001 Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £5,638.00 £7,648.96 Rights of Way Improvements 30/04/2014 No Scheme. RoW unit to Towards the conversion of Statutory Footpath 18 to a discuss with BBC appropriate bridleway between the Great Cambridge Road and schemes. Brookfield Lane, Cheshunt. Land at Cheshunt South Reservoir Brookfield Lane West, Cheshunt, Waltham Cross. District ref. 7/0674/08/F/WOL Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £96,585.00 £97,499.61 Passenger Transport 19/01/2021 £27,900.00 Approved Scheme 1 - possible bus Bus Service Contribution - towards the provision of bus (11/06/2012) 1213/BR/9 service provision 2013/14 service(s) to serve the Development (which includes Continued improvements in but not limited to the marketing of the said bus service frequency of service C1 (s) £34,103.00 £1,278.31 Passenger Transport 19/01/2021 Scheme 1 - New bus stops - all Bus Stops Contribution - towards the provision of two funds required - 2012/13 new bus stops to serve the Site http://cfwebintpd01.hertscc.gov.uk/actint/proms/reports/trafficlightNew.cfm 01/08/2013 proms Page 4 of 129 £137,644.00 £2,186.60 Traffic Calming 18/10/2020 Scheme 1 - Traffic Calming towards the provision of traffic calming measures along Study (include speed/volume Brookfield Road West counts) - 2011/12 and implement schemes 2012/13 Broxbourne £2,449,987.24 £747,305.44 Agreements 9 Financial Contributions 13 Totals: Dacorum S Dell & Sons, Stag Lane, Berkhamsted. District ref. 4/00507/09/MFA Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £8,199.00 £8,293.03 Sustainable Transport 10th Scheme 1 - Measures as Towards design construction and implementation of anniversary identified in the parking sustainable transport measures which measures shall of the date of management/pedestrian include (but not limited to) highway improvement works notification of improvement plan - delivery traffic management schemes traffic studies completion of 13/14 ; improvements to public transport or such other the Scheme 2 - cycle parking measures as will encourage users of the development development to travel to and from the development by means of transport other than the private car which the Director determines will contribute to the improvement of highway conditions on parts of the network affected by traffic associated with the development. Land at the British Film institute (BFI), Kingshill Way, Berkhamsted. District ref. 4/01109/09/MFA Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £9,496.00 £9,582.74 Sustainable Transport None Scheme 1 - Safer Routes To Towards design construction and implementation of School measures in vicinity of sustainable transport measures which measures shall Westfield School in 2014/15 ; include highway improvement works traffic Scheme 2 - traffic signals at management schemes traffic studies improvements to junction of Kingshill Way with public transport or such other measures as will Shootersway and Kings Road, encourage users of the development to travel to and Berkhamsted from the development by means of transport other than the private car which the Director determines will contribute to the improvement of highway conditions on parts of the network affected by traffic associated with the development. Garage area r/o and 12 Torrington Road, Berkhamsted. District ref. 4/01306/06/FUL http://cfwebintpd01.hertscc.gov.uk/actint/proms/reports/trafficlightNew.cfm 01/08/2013 proms Page 5 of 129 Received Available Use Refund date CS99s issued Possible Schemes £8,000.00 £9,005.68 Sustainable Transport none Scheme 1 - Measures as Design, construction and implementation of sustainable identified in the parking transport measures which shall include (but not limited management/pedestrian to) highway improvement works, traffic management improvement plan - delivery schemes, traffic studies, improvements to public 2014/15 ; transport or other such measures as will encourage Scheme 2 - cycle parking ; users of the development to travel to and from the Scheme
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