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Of 3 28/07/2014 Street History Report 28/07/2014 Street History Report Page 1 of 3 Effective: 21/07/2012 to 21/07/2014 Batch Descrip. Contains: inspection batch DisplayAction Officer: Yes Street: UNNAMED ROAD FROM A515 NORTH ROUNDABOUT (10900907) Street: UNNAMED ROAD FROM A515 NORTH ROUNDABOUT (10900907) Locality: SUDBURY, Derbyshire Area: Derbyshire Dales District Condition Survey Defect No: Description Log Date Location Defect Type Class. Organisation Status Job No. Section: 1,000.00 Road No. - Locn.: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury C/Way Type: Highway Inspection Area: Derbyshire Dales District Batch: 3010856 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 27/06/2014 15:42:48 3032938 please fill four carrageway potholes 27/06/2014 in the vicinity of access to Fiddler Farm carriageway pothole Internal Committed 2033391 Batch: 3007229 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 06/03/2014 12:15:16 3021634 1. one carrageway pothole 06/03/2014 1 near road to Fiddler Farm carriageway pothole Internal Committed 2021861 2. 8 - 10 carrageway potholes please fill 2. on slip to the roundabout Batch: 3004035 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 02/12/2013 15:30:18 No actionable defects found Batch: 3002046 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 23/09/2013 14:45:44 No actionable defects found Batch: 31614 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 26/06/2013 11:41:21 No actionable defects found Batch: 30600 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 02/04/2013 12:54:52 94456 carriageway potholes please fill 02/04/2013 opposite the access road to Fiddlers Farm carriageway pothole Internal Committed 77451 Batch: 29171 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 14/12/2012 09:14:42 No actionable defects found Batch: 27806 - Inspection Batch Route: 035D -Qrtly Hghwy - Boylestone Officer: Angie Boyd Date: 12/09/2012 11:38:18 No actionable defects found Customer Services Enquiry No:Reg 12 ... Logged by: Hilary Boyack on: 22/05/2014 08:24 Officer: Hilary Boyack Service: Insurance Subject: Insurance claims Classification: Insurance Enquiry Ref: 1000/28956 Desc.: Damage to vehicle - 12/05/14 - pothole in carriageway Location: approx 300 yards from the roundabout almost at the botom of the hill close to the Contact: entry road to the farm Enquiry No: Reg 12... Logged by: System Agent 2 on: 03/07/2014 22:07 Officer: Control Centre Service: Maintenance Damage/Defect Subject: main road pothole Classification: Rapid Response Teams Desc.: The roads approaching this roundabout from both Sudbury and Doveridge are in extremely bad condition. There are several huge pot holes which you have to swerve round as they would do damage to your car if you went down them. The pot holes have been "repaired" before with a blob of Tarmac which lasted all of a week and now they are in an extremely bad state again. I use these roads several times everyday as I live in doveridge- please do something about it. Location: Unnamed Road From A515 North Roundabout To Brocksford Hall Contact: Plot Number: 1,000.00 Feature Id - Location: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury Feature Type: Highway Inspection Job Number:Reg 12 ... Report generated by : Hilary Boyack 13:29:55 28/07/2014 Street History Report Page 2 of 3 Effective: 21/07/2012 to 21/07/2014 Batch Descrip. Contains: inspection batch DisplayAction Officer: Yes Street: UNNAMED ROAD FROM A515 NORTH ROUNDABOUT (10900907) Customer Services Enquiry No: Reg 12 ... Logged by: System Agent 2 on: 04/06/2014 11:53 Officer: Control Centre Service: Maintenance Damage/Defect Subject: main road pothole Classification: Rapid Response Teams Desc.: Potholes on the downward slope heading from Doveridge to Ashbourne Road A 515 roundabout near the road leading to Fiddlers Farm & Home Farm. Holes are increasing in size and can cause vehicles to tramline and jump, especially vehicles with low profile tyres Location: Unnamed Road From A515 North Roundabout To Brocksford Hall Contact: Plot Number: 1,000.00 Feature Id - Location: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury Feature Type: Highway Inspection Job Number:Reg 12 ... Enquiry No:Reg 12 3... Logged by: System Agent 2 on: 13/05/2014 07:20 Officer: Control Centre Service: Maintenance Damage/Defect Subject: main road pothole Classification: Rapid Response Teams Desc.: Pothole that caused a picture and furtehr damage to my car Location: Derby Road from Doveridge to Sudbury, apporx 300 yards from the roundabout Contact: almost at the bottom of the hill close to the entry road to the farm Plot Number: 1,000.00 Feature Id - Location: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury Feature Type: Highway Inspection Job Number:Reg 12 ... Maintenance Management Job No. Description Location Officer Priority Job Status Entered Completion Works Order Section: 1,000.00 Road No. - Locn.: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury C/Way Type: Highway Inspection Area: Derbyshire Dales District 77451 carriageway potholes please fill opposite the access road to Richard Robinson xCat 1 - three days Job fully completed 02/04/2013 09/04/2013 Act. RWC13/273839 (carriageway pothole) Fiddlers Farm 242088 main road pothole - Pothole that Derby Road from Doveridge to Darley Dale 2 *** 5 days Job fully completed 14/05/2014 17/06/2014 Act. RM15/504520 caused a picture and furtehr Sudbury, apporx 300 yards from damage to my car (Enquiry the roundabout almost at the Reg 12 ... bottom of the hill close to the entry road to the farm 243476 main road pothole - The roads Unnamed Road From A515 Control Centre *** 5 days Job Committed 04/07/2014 11/07/2014 Est. RM15/507443 approaching this roundabout North Roundabout To Brocksford from both Sudbury and Hall Doveridge are in extremely bad condition. There are several huge pot holes which you have to swerve round as they would do damage to your car if you went down them. The pot holes have been "repaired" before with a blob of Tarmac which lasted all of a week and now they are in an extremely bad state again. I use these roads several times everyday as I live in doveridge- please do something about it. (EnquiryReg 12 3... 2021861 1. one carrageway pothole 1 near road to Fiddler Farm Darley Dale 2 *** 5 days Job fully completed 06/03/2014 24/03/2014 Act. RM14/297037 2. 8 - 10 carrageway potholes 2. on slip to the roundabout please fill (carriageway pothole) Report generated by : Hilary Boyack 13:29:55 28/07/2014 Street History Report Page 3 of 3 Effective: 21/07/2012 to 21/07/2014 Batch Descrip. Contains: inspection batch DisplayAction Officer: Yes Street: UNNAMED ROAD FROM A515 NORTH ROUNDABOUT (10900907) Maintenance Management Job No. Description Location Officer Priority Job Status Entered Completion Works Order Section: 1,000.00 Road No. - Locn.: QH - UR A515 To Brocksford Hall, Sudbury C/Way Type: Highway Inspection Area: Derbyshire Dales District Reg 12 3 ... please fill four carrageway in the vicinity of access to Fiddler Control Centre *** 5 days Job Committed 27/06/2014 04/07/2014 Est. RM15/507165 potholes (carriageway pothole) Farm CDM Type - Low Risk Suggested Traffic Control - Give and Take Potential Hazards – Repair material to be used - Cold lay Also identified for patch - NO Section: 5,015.00 Road No. - Locn.: C/Way Type: ~DR Gully Area: Derbyshire Dales District 2035405 see map - dr-gully dig out Clive McIntyre xGully Contract Job Raised 21/07/2014 20/10/2014 Est. required Section: 5,029.00 Road No. - Locn.: C/Way Type: ~DR Gully Area: Derbyshire Dales District 2015668 See map - dr-gully lid missing James Biddlestone xGully Contract Job Raised 07/02/2014 09/05/2014 Est. 2035424 see map - dr-gully lid missing Clive McIntyre xGully Contract Job Raised 21/07/2014 20/10/2014 Est. Report generated by : Hilary Boyack 13:29:55 .
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