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APPENDIX B Traffic Management Work Programme: 2013-2014 Schemes Not Requiring a Traffic Regulation Order APPENDIX B Traffic Management Work Programme: 2013-2014 Schemes Not Requiring a Traffic Regulation Order Officers to Contact: Score Priority: SB Stuart Bullen [email protected] 0-45 Low AD Aimi Ducker [email protected] 46-55 Medium MP Mark Palfreyman [email protected] 56-90 High DW David Wright [email protected] ▼ Telephone (all) 0116 305 0001 Cap/ Ref. Rev District Area Location Comment Brought forward? Score Consultation Objections Scheme approval Works ordered Anticipated construction Works complete Officer to contact Charley/B591 Copt Oak Relocation of signing and VAS to improve driver TM4034 R NW Leics Charley Road P 53 P N PP Q3 P awareness of junction SB NA R Various Various Various 50 PPPP Q3 P School entrance minor works, incl ped guardrails SB TM4101 R NW Leics Thringstone A512, Ashby Rd 55 PPPP Q4 P Signing and lining changes SB NA R NW Leics Long Whatton B5324 Ashby Rd 56 P N PP Q3 P Bend surface treatment SB NWL/H&B 4107.001 Various A50 and A511 C /Blaby 57 PPPP Q4 P Signing improvements at Hoo Ash roundabout. MP TM4119 R Melton Melton Mowbray Dalby Road 66 NA NA NA P Q4 Swallowdale school zebra crossing upgrade SB TM4130 R Melton Melton Mowbray Dalby Road 60 NA NA NA P Q4 P School 20mph signs upgrade SB TM4136 R Melton Melton Mowbray Dalby Road 60 NA NA NA P Q4 St Francis school zebra crossing upgrade SB Upgrade existing zebra crossing and surrounding TM4079 R Blaby Stoney Stanton Station Road 58 P N PP Q3 P roundabout due to safety issues SB Accident history ( 2 crashes) involving peds, provide TM4082 R Melton Melton Mowbray Leicester Road 57 P N PP Q1 P crossing points and centre flush road markings SB TM4139 R Charnwood Shepshed Britannia St 55 NA NA NA P Q4 School 20mph signs improvements SB Accident history ( 2 crashes) failed to give way. Centre TM4083 R Blaby Whetstone Lutterworth Rd/Hill Lane 54 NA NA NA P Q4 No island , road marking changes SB Safety issues with buses stopping on Loughborough Rd, TM3986 R Melton Asfordby Loughborough Road P 54 P N PP Q3 P minor kerb realignment SB Install 6 bollards on footway to prevent vehicles parking . Doing in conjunction with highway scheme changes on TM4085 R Charnwood Loughborough Derby Road P 54 P N PP Q3 P Derby Rd SB Springwell Lane/ TM4099 R Blaby Whetstone Countesthorpe Rd 54 P N PP Q3 P Junction improvements SB Accident history around bend, improved road markings TM4084 R Blaby Sharnford Aston Lane 54 P N PP Q2 P and signage to be implemented. SB TM4120 R Charnwood Loughborough Park Road 52 P N PP Q3 P Zebra crossing upgrade SB Replace existing belisha beacons at zebra crossing with TM4097 R Blaby Sharnford Leicester Road 50 NA NA NA P Q3 P Zebrite beacons SB TM4131 R Oadby & Wig South Wigston Various 50 NA NA NA P Q3 P Removal of controlled parking zone signs SB TM4158 R Blaby Sharnford Bumble Bee Gardens 48 PPPP Q4 P Installation of ped refuge and associated lining SB Decluttering scheme, to improve visual look of area, clearer signage to assist local business, working in TM4016 R Melton Melton Town centre roads P 61 P N PP Q2 P partnership with district council SB Decluttering scheme, to improve visual look of area, clearer signage to assist local business, working in TM4087 R Harborough Market Harborough Town centre roads P 59 x Q4 x partnership with district council SB TM4123 R NW Leics Ashby de la ouch Willesley Road x 52 x x x x Q4 x Traffic calming SB TM4121 R NW Leics Griffydam Top Road x 52 x x x x Q4 x Traffic calming SB District boundary signs (Scheme cost : 10k, to be funded NA R Harborough Various Various P 50 P NA NA P Q4 P by District Council) SB Replace existing belisha beacons at zebra crossing with NA R NW Leics Shepshed Market Place P 50 NA NA NA P Q4 P Zebrite beacons & decluttering SB A6/ Bishop Meadow 3909.008 roundabout/ Warwick Phase 2: A6 outbound dedicated left turn lane for C Charnwood Loughborough Way P 56 P N P Q3 P Warwick Way MP Leics Rd/Coleorton Accident history at junction, improved road marking and TM4010 R NW Leics New Packington Lane/Corkscrew Lane 59 P N PP Q4 P physical works to be implemented. SB Cap/ Ref. Rev District Area Location Comment Brought forward? Score Consultation Objections Scheme approval Works ordered Anticipated construction Works complete Officer to contact Signing scheme to prevent HGVs driving up to Cotes low TM4017 R Charnwood Cotes Nottingham Road 57 P N PP Q2 P bridge. Rempstone signing to be moved. SB Variety of signing and lining amendments to ensure NA R Charnwood Loughborough Various roads P 57 NA NA NA P Q1-Q4 P parking restrictions are enforceable. On-going MP A512 corridor treatment, signing and carriageway TM3996 R NW Leics Colerton A512, Ashby Road P 56 P Y PP Q3 P narrowing in conjunction with speed limit change, SB Roecliffe Crossroads NA R Charnwood Newtown Linford P 56 P N PP Q2 P Lining works at junction to address accident history SB TM4067 R Charnwood Loughborough Bedford Square P 50 P N PP Q3 P Build out to deter vehicles turning left onto Woodgate SB TM4086 R NW Leics Colerton Various 50 P Y PP Q4 P VNP signing SB Woodthorpe Junction safety improvements. To improve collision Rd/Shelthorpe Rd history and improve level of service for vulnerable road TM4114 R Charnwood Loughborough Junction 59 P N PP Q3 P users SB TM4116 R NW Leics Ibstock / Ravenstone A447, Ibstock to A511 56 NA NA NA P Q4 x Signing review and improvements SB TM3781 R NW Leics Castle Donington A453 P 56 P Y PP Q1 P Implement waiting restrictions and signing and lining work SB Dominion Road jw TM4077 R Blaby Glenfield Liberty Rd 56 NA N PP Q3 P Junction improvements SB.
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