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Havant Borough Council Transport Statement Live Scheme List Hantsfile Name: Havant Borough Council Transport Statement Live Scheme List Last Updated: October 2013 Original TS Scheme Estimated TS Reference Reference LDF Area Ward Scheme Proposal and location Scheme Type Scheme Status Category Cost £ (Archived) Dunsbury Hill Farm - Strategic development site. East/west link road and new Highway Feasibility developer to Strategic HBC0006 S4 Barncroft Barncroft access junction plus bus gate to Woolston road. Scheme complete construct Purbrook Way/B2150 Hulbert Rd/asda roundabout -junction improvements Highway Feasibility Strategic HBC0005 S6 Bedhampton Barncroft £5,300,000 with bus, ped and cycle facilities Scheme complete School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0115 Barncroft Park Community School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2006 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0116 Bondfields Havant Academy - See school travel plan written 16/12/2005 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0117 Barncroft Prospect School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2007 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0118 Barncroft Woodlands Education Centre - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0119 Battins Trosnant Infant School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0120 Battins Front Lawn Infant School - See school travel plan written 04/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Sharps Copse Primary and Nursery School - See school travel plan written Walking & HBC0121 Bondfields To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park 31/03/2009 Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0122 Warren Park Riders Junior School - See school travel plan written 29/03/2007 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0123 Bedhampton Barncroft Primary School - See school travel plan To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton St Thomas More's Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School - See school Walking & HBC0124 Bedhampton To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park travel plan written 01/07/2002 Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0125 Battins Trosnant Junior School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0126 Bedhampton Bidbury Infant School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2005 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton St Alban's C E (Aided) Primary School - See school travel plan written Walking & HBC0127 Bondfields To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park 31/03/2010 Cycling Hantsfile Name: Havant Borough Council Transport Statement Live Scheme List Last Updated: October 2013 Original TS Scheme Estimated TS Reference Reference LDF Area Ward Scheme Proposal and location Scheme Type Scheme Status Category Cost £ (Archived) School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0128 Bedhampton Bidbury Junior School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2005 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0129 Warren Park Riders Infant School - See school travel plan written 29/03/2007 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0130 Battins Front Lawn Junior School - See school travel plan written 26/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling School Travel Bedhampton Walking & HBC0131 Warren Park Warren Park Primary School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2006 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan and Leigh Park Cycling Local Access On road cycle route from Milton Road to Eagle Ave via Rachel Maddocks HBC0174 Cowplain and HartCowplain Plain Cycling To be Investigated £25,000 Scheme school School Travel Cowplain and Walking & HBC0132 Cowplain Padnell Junior School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2006 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan Hart Plain Cycling School Travel Cowplain and Walking & HBC0133 Hart Plain Woodcroft Primary School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan Hart Plain Cycling School Travel Cowplain and Walking & HBC0134 Hart Plain Rachel Madocks School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan Hart Plain Cycling School Travel Cowplain and Walking & HBC0135 Cowplain Padnell Infant School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2006 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan Hart Plain Cycling Local Access Publication of cycle, bus and footpath maps for local routes and around the Scheme HBC0109 DW2 district wide All Wards Cycling To be Investigated £20,000 Borough throughout the Borough (district wide) Local Access Provision of cycle parking facilities throughout the Borough incl all town Scheme HBC0110 DW2 district wide All Wards Cycling To be Investigated £100,000 centres (district wide) Public & Feasibility Strategic HBC0001 S1 district wide district wide Cross- Borough Bus Rapid Transit and Havant to Portsmouth BRT Community £1,500,000 underway Transport Local Access Public & Scheme HBC0111 DW3 district wide All Wards bus infrastructure for all bus routes Community To be Investigated £100,000 (district wide) Transport Local Access Provision of real time information screens, journey planning kiosks and bus Public & Pre feasibility Scheme HBC0113 DW5 district wide All Wards departure information systems at public locations including Havant town Community £50,000 scoping (district wide) centre, Havant bus station and Havant railway station. Transport Local Access Public & General bus facilities, including shelters, seats, information, and where Scheme HBC0114 DW6 district wide All Wards Community To be Investigated £400,000 appropriate improved highway layouts and easy access kerbs (district wide) Transport Local Access Public & schemes listed Various schemes identified by the Bus Punctuality Improvement Partnership Scheme HBC0112 DW4 district wide All Wards Community To be Investigated within specific working group. (district wide) Transport area Local Access HBC0093 E6 Emsworth Emsworth Victoria Road to A259 Havant Road - on road cycle signing Cycling To be Investigated £10,000 Scheme Local Access Link to NCN2. Off road Havant Road from Selanger Ave on existing northern HBC0094 E7 Emsworth Emsworth Cycling To be Investigated £30,000 Scheme footway to A27 subway. Hantsfile Name: Havant Borough Council Transport Statement Live Scheme List Last Updated: October 2013 Original TS Scheme Estimated TS Reference Reference LDF Area Ward Scheme Proposal and location Scheme Type Scheme Status Category Cost £ (Archived) Local Access HBC0095 E8 Emsworth Emsworth A259 Havant Road, on-road cycle lanes safety scheme Cycling To be Investigated £80,000 Scheme Local Access Junction New Brighton Road with Horndean Road - Traffic signal junction Highway HBC0088 E1 Emsworth Emsworth To be Investigated £280,000 Scheme including pedestrian and cycle phase and cycle links Scheme Public & Local Access Emsworth railway station - Access improvements including cycle parking, HBC0096 E8 Emsworth Emsworth Community To be Investigated £250,000 Scheme removal of steps in subway. Transport Public & Local Access HBC0097 E9 Emsworth Emsworth bus infrastructure for bus routes 11,36 and 300 Community To be Investigated £50,000 Scheme Transport Local Access HBC0089 E2 Emsworth Emsworth 20mph zone for town centre Road Safety To be Investigated £50,000 Scheme Local Access HBC0090 E3 Emsworth Emsworth A259 Havant Road, Emsworth various pedestrian refuges Walking To be Investigated £30,000 Scheme Local Access HBC0091 E4 Emsworth Emsworth Upgrade zebra to pelican crossign on North street, Emsworth Walking To be Investigated £70,000 Scheme Various footway works identified in the Emsworth Community Street Audit Local Access HBC0092 E5 Emsworth Emsworth (ECSA)R-10G,H and R11-J, R13-A, R17A,B and R02-A,B,C,D,E and R24- Walking To be Investigated £230,000 Scheme A,B and R31-A and R99-A,B Various locations Local Access HBC0165 Emsworth Emsworth Bridge Road,refuge island at the junction. Walking To be Investigated £15,000 Scheme School Travel Emsworth and Walking & HBC0136 Emsworth Glenwood School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2010 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's Cycling School Travel Emsworth and Walking & HBC0137 St. Faith's Fairfield Infant School - See school travel plan written 23/03/2005 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's Cycling School Travel Emsworth and Walking & HBC0138 St Faith's Glenhurst School - See school travel plan written 11/03/2005 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's Cycling School Travel Emsworth and St James C E (Controlled) Primary School, Emsworth - See school travel plan Walking & HBC0139 Emsworth To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's written 27/07/2004 Cycling School Travel Emsworth and Walking & HBC0140 Emsworth Emsworth Primary School - See school travel plan written 01/03/2004 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's Cycling School Travel Emsworth and Walking & HBC0141 St. Faith's Bosmere Junior School - See school travel plan written 31/03/2008 To be Investigated £15,000 Plan St Faith's Cycling Local Access Emsworth and HBC0175 St Faiths Add cycle wheel gully to footbrige at
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