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New Forest District Council Temporary Road Closure Various Roads New Forest NEW FOREST DISTRICT COUNCIL TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE VARIOUS ROADS NEW FOREST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that New Forest District Council, acting as agent to the traffic authority, Hampshire County Council, proposes to make an Order to allow highway maintenance works to be carried out, as follows: EAST BOLDRE Brook Hill between its junction with Newtown Lane and the ford-10 days-cattle grid maintenance. Alt route via Brook Hill, South Baddesley Road, Norleywood Road. ELLINGHAM HARBRIDGE AND IBSLEY Christmas Tree Farm Road between its junction with Hangersley Hill and its junction with Linford Road-1 day-carriageway repairs. Alt route via Hangersley Hill and Linford Road. FORDINGBRIDGE Station Road between its junction with Falconwood and its junction with Elmwood Avenue-2 days- drainage works. Alt route via Court Hill, High Street Damerham, Martin Road, A354 southwest to Handley Cross, B3081, B3078 to Cranborne,east to Fordingbridge to jn Shaftesbury St,west to Station Road. GODSHILL B3078 Southampton Road between its junction with Woodgreen Road and a point 150m southwest of that junction-2 days- carriageway repairs. Alt route via B3080 and A338. HALE B3080 Forest Road between its junction with B3078 Roger Penny Way and its junction with Tethering Drove- 5 days –concrete repairs. Alt route via A338 and B3078. HYTHE AND DIBDEN Oak Road between its junction with North Road and its junction with Oak Close-1 day- carriageway repairs. Alt route via North Road, West Road, Roman Road. SWAY South Sway Lane between its junction with Sway Road and a point 200 m northwest of that junction.- 1 day-drainage works. Alt route via C430 Silver Street, Vaggs Lane and B3055. RINGWOOD Kings Arms Lane between its junction with C179 High Street and its junction with Kings Arms Row-4 days-carriageway repairs. Alt route via High Street, Christchurch Road and Bickerley Road. SANDLEHEATH C93 Brickhill Road between its junction with C148 and a point 600m north of that junction- 2 days- kerbing works. Alt route via Brickhill Road, Court Hill and Rockbourne Lane. TOTTON AND ELING Footpath between St Davids Close and Melrose Court-2 days- footpath surface repairs. Alt route via St Davids Close,The Spinney and Melrose Court. WOODGREEN Woodgreen Road between its junction with A338 and its junction with Hatchet Green Road-10 days- cattle grid repairs. Alt route via Woodgreen Road,Southampton Road Salisbury Street Fordingbridge, Salisbury Road and A338. PERIOD OF CLOSURE: From 3rd January 2017 for a period of 12 months or until completion of works whichever is sooner. (Notwithstanding this it is expected that each closure will be required for no longer than as indicated above.) Reasonable facilities will be provided to allow access to adjacent premises while the work is being carried out. If you have any queries regarding the above please contact Tim Lawton on behalf of Hampshire County Council’s Director of Environment (responsible for highways) Tel: 0300 555 1388 or New Forest District Council’s Transportation Section, Tel: 02380 285260, [email protected] Chris Elliott-Executive Head of Economy Housing and Planning Appletree Court Beaulieu Road Lyndhurst SO43 7PA (02380 285000) .
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