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Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 2017/18 Resurfacing Programme Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Buckingham Drive Wigmore Sections 80,000 Airport Way Wigmore From Kimpton Road to Percival Way (S278) 60,000 Adelaide Street South All 38,000 Arbroath Road Sundon Park All 25,000 Chestnut Avenue Sundon Park All 25,000 Montague Avenue Leagrave All 80,000 Alexandra Avenue Biscot From Blenheim Cres to New Bedford Rd 105,000 Dunstable Road South Junction Cardiff Road 100,000 Dunstable Road Dallow Birch Link – Kingsway various patches 80,000 Dunstable Road Challney Lewsey Road to Skimpot various patches 100,000 Fallowfield Saints All 46,000 Fieldgate Road Challney All 52,000 Granby Road Challney All 52,000 Kimpton Road South Roundabout j/w Airport Way 60,000 Park Street South From Vicarage Street to Church Street 85,000 Hillary Crescent Farley All 41,000 Various sections from Bramingham to Neville Icknield Way Icknield 80,000 Road Inkerman Street South All 80,000 Leagrave High Street Lewsey From Pastures Way to Amhurst Road 120,000 Lalleford Road Wigmore All 71,000 Neville Road Limbury All 139,000 Newbold Road j/w Quantock Bramingham From roundabout to Quantock Rise roundabout 80,000 Rise Old Bedford Road High Town Cromwell Hill to Stockingstone Road 150,000 Round Green, Stopsley & Wigmore Lane Crawley Green Road to Ashcroft Road 229,000 Wigmore Surface Treatment Various Micro asphalt programme 450,000 Surface Treatment Various Surface dressing programme 200,000 Footway Recon Various Footway Recon 50,000 Footway Treatment Various Micro asphalt programme 62,000 Carriageway Treatment Various Joint repairs 50,000 Annual Total 2,730,000 Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 Engineers Fees at 3% 81,900 Total Cost 2,811,900 2018/19 Resurfacing Programme Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Bushmead Road Barnfield From Old Bedford to Fairford 250,000 Barton Road Barnfield j/w Icknield Way from 278 70,000 Sedgewick Road Leagrave All 108,000 Avondale Road Biscot All 49,000 Atherstone Road Challney All 73,000 Beech Road Biscot All 35,000 Brays Road Round Green All 25,000 Bramble Road Leagrave All 25,000 Blenheim Crescent Biscot All 90,000 Byfield Road Challney All 5,000 Croft Road Wigmore All 7,000 Douglas Road Saints All 55,000 Hallwicks Road Wigmore All 80,000 Hazelbury Crescent Biscot All 49,000 Felstead Way Round Green All 55,000 Lower Harpenden Road South From Gipsy Lane to boundary 80,000 Moira Close Sundon Park All 10,000 Park View Close Sundon Park All 10,000 Orchard Way Leagrave All 25,000 Overstone Road Challney All 50,000 Hollybush Road Crawley All 50,000 Homestead Way Farley All 47,000 Ivy Road Biscot All 35,000 2018/19 Resurfacing Programme (Continued) Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Kenilworth Road Biscot All 46,000 Mount Pleasant Road Limbury All 36,000 North Street High Town From Ridgway Road to Havelock Road 40,000 Ridgway Road High Town All 62,000 Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 Sunridge Avenue High Town All 55,000 Camford Way* Sundon Park All 268,000 Sherbourne Avenue Barnfield All 60,000 Stanley Street Farley All 40,000 Tennyson Road South From West Hill Road to Albert Road 101,000 Various Various Preventative Maintenance Treatment 750,000 Annual Total 2,741,000 Engineers Fees at 3% 82,230 Total Cost 2,823,230 2019/20 Resurfacing Programme Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Abbots Wood Road Crawley From Hitchin Road to Shops 45,000 Bilton Road Dallow All 148,000 Birdsfoot Lane Icknield From Catsbrook to Parys 18,000 Bramingham Road Bramingham Wauluds Bank Drive – Icknield Way 162,339 Butely Road Leagrave All 150,000 Crawley Green Rd r'bout Crawley Junction Vauxhall Way 80,000 Fermor Crescent Crawley All 100,000 Porlock Drive Crawley All 50,000 Harefield Road Dallow All 33,000 Northwell Drive Bramingham White horse Vale R'bout to The Moakes 150,000 Needham Road Leagrave All 70,000 Hasketon Drive Leagrave All 70,000 Quantock Rise Icknield All 215,000 Wauluds Bank Drive Bramingham From Henge Way to Bramingham Road 90,000 Lygetun Drive Bramingham Northwell Road junction roundabout 60,000 The Moakes Bramingham All 75,000 Hart Lane Crawley All 130,000 Lonsdale Icknield All 11,000 Runley Road Dallow All 100,000 Parys Road Icknield All 37,000 Stopsley Way Round Green Roundabout Junction Vauxhall Way 63,000 Sherwood Road Biscot All 40,000 Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 Wodecroft Road Icknield All 35,000 Warren Road Dallow All 22,000 Surface Treatment Various Micro asphalt programme 450,000 Surface Treatment Various Surface dressing programme 200,000 Various Various Mini-surfacing Programme 150,000 Annual Total 2,754,339 Engineers Fees at 3% 82,630 Total Cost 2,836,969 2020/21 Resurfacing Programme Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Arundel Road Biscot All 125,000 Cavendish Road Biscot All 65,000 Chandos Road Biscot All 50,000 Cutenhoe Road South Part from West Hill to London 60,000 Whipperley Way Farley All 120,000 Homestead Way Farley All 55,000 Hagdell Road Farley All 50,000 Eaton Valley Road Crawley All 71,000 Holland Road Biscot All 65,000 Handcross Road Stopsley All 85,000 Lincoln Road Biscot All 66,000 2020/21 Resurfacing Programme (Continued) Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Sundon Park Road Sundon From Hill Rise to Sundon Ach 150,000 Dunstable Road to New Bedford Road Telford Way South 150,000 (including gyratory) Santingfield North Farley All 30,000 Sedgwick Road Biscot All 195,000 Selbourne Road Biscot From Wingate to Grantham 120,000 Strathmore Avenue South All 80,000 Stratford Road Biscot All 65,000 Waller Avenue Leagrave From Selbourne Road to Wingate Road 105,000 Telscombe Way Stopsley All 150,000 Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 Turners Road North Crawley All 63,000 Surface Treatment Various Micro asphalt programme 450,000 Surface Treatment Various Surface dressing programme 200,000 Various Various Mini-surfacing Programme 200,000 Annual Total 2,770,000 Engineers Fees at 3% 83,100 Total Cost 2,853,100 2021/22 Resurfacing Programme Road Ward(s) Length for treatment Estimate (£) Colwell Rise Wigmore All 129,000 Hedley Rise Wigmore All 130,000 Crawley Green Road Wigmore From Rochford Drive to borough boundary 50,000 Dunstable Road Biscot From Kingsway – Oakley Road 250,000 Eaton Green Road Wigmore From Frank Lester Way to Vauxhall Way 85,000 Toddington Road Leagrave From Grange Avenue to before Arch 200,000 High Town Road High Town From Hitchin Road to York Street 120,000 Leagrave Road Leagrave From Woodlands Avenue to Althorpe 100,000 The Avenue Leagrave All 65,000 Finway Dallow All 55,000 Grasmere Avenue Icknield All 35,000 Rondini Avenue Saints All 45,000 Fitzroy Avenue Saints All 45,000 Graham Gardens Biscot All 80,000 Mistletoe Hill Wigmore All 25,000 Falconers Road Wigmore All 55,000 Manor Road South All 65,000 Applecroft Road Wigmore All 50,000 Peartree Road Wigmore All 50,000 Blackthorn Road Wigmore All 30,000 Chesford Road Wigmore All 120,000 Surface Treatment Various Micro asphalt programme 500,000 Surface Treatment Various Surface dressing programme 250,000 Various Various Mini-surfacing Programme 250,000 Appendix C Resurfacing Programme 2017-2022 Annual Total 2,784,000 Engineers Fees at 3% 83,520 Total Cost 2,867,520 Adelaide Street All South 38,000 Buckingham Drive sections Wigmore 80,000 From Kimpton Road to Percival Airport Way Wigmore *60,000 Way Arbroath Road All Sundon Park 25,000 Chestnut Avenue All Sundon Park 25,000 Montague Avenue All Leagrave 800,000 From Blenheim Crescent to Alexandra Avenue Biscot 105,000 New Bedford Road Dunstable Road Junction Cardiff Road South *100,000 Birch Link – Kingsway various Dunstable Road Dallow 80,000 patches Lewsey Road to Skimpot Dunstable Road Challney 100,000 various patches Fallowfield All Saints 46,000 Fieldgate Road All Challney 52,000 Granby Road All Challney 52,000 Kimpton Road Roundabout j/w Airport Way South 60,000 From Vicarage Street to Park Street South 85,000 Church Street Hillary Crescent All Farley 40,560 Various sections from Icknield Way Icknield 80,000 Bramingham to Neville Road Inkerman Street All South 80,000 Leagrave High From Pastures Way to Lewsey 120,000 Street Amhurst Lalleford Road All Wigmore 71,000 Surface Neville Road All Limbury 139,000 Micro asphalt programme 450,000 Treatment New Bold j/w From roundabout to Quantock Bramingham 80,000 Quantock Rise Rise roundabout Surface Surface dressing Programme Various 200,000 Cromwell Hill to Stockingstone Treatment Old Bedford Road High Town 230,000 Road Crawley Green Road to Round Green, Wigmore Lane 229,000 Various Mini-surfacing Programme Various 200,000 Ashcroft Road Stopsley & Wigmore Bushmead Road From Old Bedford to Fairford Barnfield 250,000 Barton Road j/w Icknield Way from 278 Barnfield 70,000 Sedgewick Road All Leagrave 108,000 Avondale Road All Biscot 49,000 Atherstone Road All Challney 73,000 Beech Road All Biscot 35,000 Brays Road All Round Green 25,000 Bramble Road All Leagrave 25,000 Blenheim Crescent All Biscot 90,000, Byfield Road All Challney 5,000 Croft Road All Wigmore 7,000 Douglas Road All Saints 55,000 Egdon Road All Barnfield 30,000 Hallwicks Road All Wigmore 80,000 Hazlebury All Biscot 49,000 Crescent Felstead Way All Roundgreen 55,000 Lower Harpenden From Gipsy Lane to boundary South 120,000 Road Preventati ve Moira Close Sundon Park 10,000 Various Maintenan Various 750,000 ce Treatment Hemingford Drive All Barnfield 29,000 Park View Close Sundon Park 10,000 Orchard Way Leagrave 25,000 Overstone Road Challney 50,000 Hollybush Road All Crawley
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