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2005/06 (YEAR 2) - SCHEMES PROGRAMMED Appendix 2 District Member Location Proposed Works Est Cost Status Ash Sutton in Ashfield North Stanton Hill, Meden Bank Street Lighting £15,000.00 Outstanding Hucknall, Johnson Avenue - Ash Hucknall Improvement Scheme £30,000.00 Complete Broomhill Road Hucknall, Broomhill Road- Ash Hucknall Improvement schemes £21,000.00 Complete Brookside Ash Hucknall Hucknall Dob Park Improvements £12,500.00 Ongoing Ash Hucknall Hucknall Farleys Lane £5,000.00 Outstanding Ash Hucknall Hucknall, Annie Holgate School Wildlife Scheme £1,000.00 Outstanding Safer pedestrian crossing points, Ash Sutton in Ashfield East Sutton, Sotheby Road £12,000.00 Complete signs, coloured surfacing Sutton, The Poplars & Peel Surface footways; improvments in Ash Sutton in Ashfield East £12,500.00 Outstanding Street vicinity of community centre Ash Kirkby in Ashfield South Kirkby, Bracken Hill School Wildlife Project £2,000.00 Outstanding Ash Kirkby in Ashfield South Annesley A611 Resurface footway £30,000.00 Complete Kirkby, Fairhaven, Manor Ash Kirkby in Ashfield South Resurface footpaths £64,000.00 Complete Crescent off Kingsway Ash Sutton in Ashfield West Huthwaite, various locations Resurface footways £35,000.00 Complete Ash Sutton in Ashfield West Sutton, Springwood View Close Resurface footpaths £35,000.00 Complete Sutton Landfill Site, Rookery Make public greenspace from Ash Sutton in Ashfield West £100,000.00 Ongoing Park (Flagship) active landfill site Kirkby, Coxmoor Estate,Poplar Ash Sutton in Ashfield West Footway Improvements £30,000.00 Ongoing Ave Ash Sutton in Ashfield West Nunn Park,Brookside Way Improvements £7,500.00 Outstanding Ash Sutton in Ashfield West Sutton,Brierley Park Biodiversity Improvements £800.00 Outstanding Sutton in Ashfield Ash Sutton Town Centre Refurbish Steps £35,000.00 Complete Central Sutton in Ashfield Ash Skegby, St Andrew School Wildlife Garden £3,000.00 Outstanding Central Sutton in Ashfield Ash Teversal Teversal Trail Improvements £5,000.00 Outstanding Central Ash Selston B600 Jubilee Corner Gateway £5,000.00 Complete Ash Selston Jacksdale Dropped kerbs £3,000.00 Outstanding Gateway into Underwood on B600 Ash Selston Underwood B600 £5,000.00 Complete from Moor Green Underwood, Palmerston Street Ash Selston Improvement scheme, footways £30,000.00 Outstanding area Ash Selston Selston, Chapel Lane area Street Lighting £5,000.00 Outstanding Ash Selston Underwood Planters £3,500.00 Outstanding Bass Worksop West Worksop Bridge Place EI Scheme (continuation of yr 1) £5,000.00 Complete Bass Worksop East Worksop, Kilton Hill Street Lighting £4,600.00 Outstanding Bass Worksop East Worksop, Kilton Estate Footways £20,000.00 Outstanding Bass Worksop North Shireoaks Biodiversity Improvements £2,500.00 Outstanding Bass Worksop North, Carlton Carlton in Lindrick Pond restoration & interpretation £1,000.00 Outstanding Tuxford/Markham Bass Tuxford Moor/Headon/East Street Lighting £15,000.00 Outstanding Drayton/A638 Gamston Bass Tuxford Tuxford Pocket Park, Sensory Garden £45,000.00 Outstanding Stained glass window at Primary Bass Tuxford Gamston £4,500.00 Complete School Page 1 2005/06 (YEAR 2) - SCHEMES PROGRAMMED Appendix 2 District Member Location Proposed Works Est Cost Status Bass Tuxford Gamston Tree Planting £800.00 Outstanding Ongoing / Bass Retford West Retford (Flagship) New Bus Station £350,000.00 design Bass Retford West Retford Town Centre Market Place Bus waiting area £35,000.00 Complete Bass Retford West Retford, Canon Square Sebastopol Cannon repairs £30,000.00 Outstanding New pedestrian refuge & lining Bass Blyth & Harworth Scrooby, Great North Road £15,000.00 Ongoing scheme (2 combined) Bass Blyth & Harworth Bircotes, Scrooby Road Envionmental Improvements £50,000.00 Complete Bass Blyth & Harworth Harworth Snipe Park (Flagship) Create community park £200,000.00 Ongoing Bass Blyth & Harworth Bircotes, Scrooby Road Pedestrian refuges £22,000.00 Outstanding Bass Blyth & Harworth Langold Footways £15,000.00 Outstanding Bass Blyth & Harworth Bircotes, outside of Post Office Footpath works £25,000.00 Outstanding Bass Blyth & Harworth Bircotes, outside of School Barrier rail £6,500.00 Outstanding Bass Misterton Beckingham Willow Works, repairs £50,000.00 Outstanding Bass Misterton Daneshill Daneshill Lakes £12,500.00 Outstanding Brox Beauvale Colliers Wood Outdoor Classroom at School £10,000.00 Outstanding Stapleford, Melbourne Road - Footpaths, walls, subway Brox Bramcote & Stapleford £20,000.00 Complete Montrose Court improvements Derby Road, Stapleford Brox Bramcote & Stapleford Extension of EIP £25,000.00 Outstanding (Flagship) Brox Bramcote & Stapleford Bramcote Church Tower £5,000.00 Outstanding Beeston Sth, Brox Broadgate Beeston (Flagship) Improvement Scheme £50,000.00 Ongoing Attenborough Brox Eastwood Eastwood, Beauvale Rise Street Lighting £2,500.00 Outstanding Brox Eastwood Eastwood, The Breach Street Lighting £23,000.00 Outstanding Brox Eastwood Eastwood, Wellington Street Street Lighting £4,200.00 Outstanding Nuthall Methodist Church and Brox Nuthall Street Lighting £1,800.00 Outstanding Temple Centre Brox Nuthall Nuthall Wildflower Planting £3,000.00 Outstanding Brox Newstead Linby Pit Tip, "the ranges" £10,000.00 Outstanding Brox Newstead Bestwood Bestwood Clock £1,500.00 Outstanding Brox Newstead Newstead Env Improvements, Pocket Park £75,000.00 Outstanding Brox Newstead Papplewick Moor Pond Woods interrpretation £7,500.00 Outstanding Brox Chilwell & Toton Stapleford, Banks Lane School Safety Zone £12,000.00 Complete Attenborough, Attenborough Improve signage to village Brox Chilwell & Toton £2,000.00 Complete Lane entrance Brox Kimberley & Trowell Awsworth School Extend/replace £2,000.00 Complete Brox Kimberley & Trowell Trowell 3 Parish boundary signs £3,000.00 Complete Brox Kimberley & Trowell Stapleford, Tiree Close Street Lighting £1,000.00 Outstanding Brox Kimberley & Trowell Kimberley Park Nature Reserve path £10,000.00 Outstanding Ged Carlton East Carlton, Freda Avenue Footway improvements £15,000.00 Complete Carlton, Cavendish Rd/Marwood Ged Carlton West Anti motorcylce barriers £2,000.00 Outstanding Crescent Burton Joyce, St. Helen's Ged Carlton West Re-kerb and resurface footways £15,000.00 Complete Crescent Extension of exisitng environmentl Ged Carlton West Carlton, Carlton Hill Top £58,000.00 Ongoing improvement Ged Arnold South Daybrook, Priory Rd/Byron St Environmental Improvement £45,000.00 Ongoing Ravenshead, A60 to Sheepwalk Ged Newstead Street Lighting £5,000.00 Outstanding Lane Ged Calverton Calverton, Crookdale Lane Street Lighting £2,500.00 Outstanding Ged Calverton Calverton, Collyer Road Reconstruct footway £8,000.00 Complete Page 2 2005/06 (YEAR 2) - SCHEMES PROGRAMMED Appendix 2 District Member Location Proposed Works Est Cost Status Ged Calverton Calverton, Hollinwood Road Contribution to pit memorial £1,000.00 Complete Restoration of Historic Ged Calverton Lambley £18,000.00 Outstanding Landscapes Mans Warsop Meden Vale, The Bottoms Signing / rails £22,000.00 Complete Mansfield Woodhouse, Brisbane Mans North Mansfield Street Lighting £2,000.00 Outstanding Close/Worcester Avenue Mansfield, The Mans North Mansfield Street Lighting £1,500.00 Outstanding Woodlands/Harold Harvey Hall Mans North Mansfield Ravensdale Shops Improvement Scheme £10,000.00 Outstanding Mansfield Woodhouse, Brown Improve and landscape Mans North Mansfield £15,000.00 Complete Avenue roundabout Mansfield Woodhouse Cox's Mans North Mansfield Harden verges £20,000.00 Complete Lane Mansfield Woodhouse, Brown Mans North Mansfield Contribution to CCTV £8,000.00 Complete Avenue Mansfield Woodhouse, St Mans North Mansfield Wildlife Scheme £1,100.00 Outstanding Edmunds School Mans North Mansfield Mansfield Woodhouse Oxclose Wood £40,000.00 Outstanding Mans North Mansfield Mansfield Woodhouse Town Trail £2,000.00 Outstanding Mans West Mansfield A38 Sutton Road Mansfield Gateway landscaping £20,000.00 Outstanding Mans West Mansfield Pleasley, Meden Square Environmental improvements £40,000.00 Complete Mans West Mansfield Mansfield, Ladybrook Improvements adjacent to shops £16,000.00 Complete Improvements to verge area Mans West Mansfield Mansfield, Ladybrook £14,000.00 Outstanding Langham Place Verges, Ladybrook Lane Mans West Mansfield Mansfield, Ladybrook £1,000.00 Outstanding (Armstrong Rd - 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