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HSM) Programme & Additional Capital Funding - 2014 / 2015 Highway Structural Maintenance (HSM) Programme & Additional Capital Funding - 2014 / 2015 £3,880,000 Bridge Assessment & Strengthening (BAS) 2014 / 2015 - Not Included Estimated Values based on 12/08/14 Data and therefore subject to change 2014 / 2015 Revenue Funding - Not Included £2,563,463 Capital Funding from £6.9M Severe Weather Grant - Planned for 2015 / 2016 to be spent on Surface Dressing Pre-Patching for 2016 / 2017 Schemes that cross multiple boundaries only recognise one boundary GLOSSARY Resurfacing - surface treatment with a bituminous material, 40mm or more thick Patching - surface treatment with a bituminous material, 40mm or more thick but in smaller areas not covering the whole road or footpath. Surface dressing - surface treatment with bitumen and chippings Pre surface dressing patching - surface treatment with a bituminous material, 40mm or more thick but in smaller areas not covering the whole road or footpath, completed in the year preceding surface dressing. Joint / crack repair – treatment joints and cracks in the existing surface that need sealing prior to a longer term repair in the near future. HFS or high friction surfacing – specialised surface dressing at locations that require higher skidding resistance SCRIM remedial works – surface treatment at sites which require an improvement to the skidding resistance Drainage – upgrading, repairs and improvements to highway drainage systems Footway works – surface treatment to a footpath involving resurfacing or a bituminous sealant, or replacement of concrete flags. Scheme Scheme Location Description Type Of Scheme Budget Heading Length Electoral Ward Parish Neighbourhood Area Scheme Status 12/8/2014 Code (m) 1977664 W3016 Hennock Road East Exeter Footway Works HSM Footways 439 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2298786 W5203 Bowhay Lane Exeter Footway Works HSM Footways 255 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2543790 C22 BUDDLE LANE Exeter Footway Works HSM Footways 132 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2632820 G2070 Haven Banks Exeter Footway Works HSM Footways 24 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2656272 W5301 Marsh Barton Road Exeter Footway Works HSM Footways 12 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Job Design 2632015 L251 - CHANTRY MEADOWS, Exeter Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 148 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2627321 W2918 - BARLEY LANE, Exeter. Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 225 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Completed 2652480 W5691 - Exton Road, EXETER Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - NHT Led 180 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Job Design 2652481 W3021 - Haven Road, EXETER Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - NHT Led 291 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Job Design 2652483 W4714 - Hennock Road North,EXETER Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - NHT Led 96 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Job Design 2598726 C375 Chudleigh Road EXETER Resurfacing HSM Exeter Surface Treatment Programme 96 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Completed 2592118 B3123 Bad Homburg Way - Exeter Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 3-6 - Pre Patching 639 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Job Design 2592881 C375 Church Rd - Exeter Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 3-6 - Pre Patching 371 Alphington and Cowick ED (Councillor Roy Hill) Exeter Exeter Programmed 2450321 C45 Waterturn Cross - Ausewell Cross ASHBURTON Drainage Drainage 143 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ashburton CP Newton Abbot Completed 2633048 C160 Rectory Road OGWELL Drainage Drainage 22 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ogwell CP Newton Abbot Job Design 2633110 A383 Mill Cross to Ashburton Road Ilsington CP Other Surface Treatments HSM Scrim Remedial Works 268 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Design 2622541 U6801, Croft Road, East Ogwell Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 172 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ogwell CP Newton Abbot Job Design 2652493 C16 Exeter Cross - Cummings Cross, Liverton Resurfacing £9.1M Pothole Recovery - NHT Led 208 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Job Design 2592928 C403 OWLCOMBE CROSS TO RUSHLADE COMMON C/G Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 3-6 - Pre Patching 1374 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ashburton CP Newton Abbot Programmed 2609821 B3352 East Street To Eastern Rd - Ashburton (Joine Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 3-6 - Pre Patching 674 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ashburton CP Newton Abbot Programmed 2609822 B3387 HEMSWORTHY GATE TO HAYTOR. Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 3-6 - Pre Patching 2811 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Job Design 2592883 C377 HALFORD CROSS PAST RORA HOUSE, Ilsington Surface Dressing 2015/16 HSM Non-Principal Roads 7-11 - Pre Patching 956 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Job Design 2383145 C457 Old Totnes Rd To Colston Rd Buckfastleigh Surface Dressing HSM Non-Principal Roads 7-11 741 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Buckfastleigh CP Newton Abbot Completed 2447859 C412 Denbury X to Ipplepen X, Denbury and Torbryan Surface Dressing HSM Non-Principal Roads 7-11 1319 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ogwell CP Newton Abbot Completed 2449211 U5421 Honeywell Lane Ilsington Surface Dressing HSM Non-Principal Roads 7-11 1422 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Completed 2449236 U6509 Ilsington Surface Dressing HSM Non-Principal Roads 7-11 920 Ashburton and Buckfastleigh ED (Councillor Stuart Barker) Ilsington CP Newton Abbot Completed 2360181 X324 Marsh Farm YARCOMBE CP Drainage £9.1M Drainage 52 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Yarcombe CP Eastern Job Design 2652625 C61 Stockland Cross to Rag Lane Yarcombe CP Drainage £9.1M Drainage 59 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Yarcombe CP Eastern Job Design 2652626 C101 Coryton Lane KILMINGTON CP Drainage £9.1M Drainage 35 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Kilmington CP Eastern Job Design 2652627 X619 Lower Lane DALWOOD CP Drainage £9.1M Drainage 53 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Dalwood CP Eastern Job Design 2652631 C380 James Lane YARCOMBE Drainage £9.1M Drainage 442 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Membury CP Eastern Job Design 2629754 A358 N/B CWay Near Waggs Plot All Saints AXMINST Drainage Drainage 19 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) All Saints CP Eastern Job Design 2632768 X815 Brimley Rd HAWKCHURCH Drainage Drainage 24 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Hawkchurch CP Eastern Programmed 2269615 X2317 Adcroft Rise Musbury Footway Works HSM Footways 88 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Musbury CP Eastern Programmed 2269616 X1506 Cawley Avenue Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 111 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2362447 X5106 Millwey Avenue Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 359 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2362448 B3165 Crewkerne Road Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 249 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2545447 B3165 Crewkerne Road Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 284 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2595748 X1206 Outside No.9 Lyme Close Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 2 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2598759 X1504 St Georges Ave Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 13 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2620663 A358 Town Centre Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 751 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2620782 A358 Outside Fox and Sons, Nr Castle St. Axminster Footway Works HSM Footways 17 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Programmed 2633043 A358 King Edward Road Axminster CP Other Surface Treatments HSM Scrim Remedial Works 75 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Axminster CP Eastern Design 2633120 A358 Chard Road Whitehall Chardstock CP Other Surface Treatments HSM Scrim Remedial Works 450 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Chardstock CP Eastern Design 2623469 C64 SHUTE ROAD 2 Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 360 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Shute CP Eastern Programmed 2623557 C100 Pound Road Hawkchurch. Nr Solar Park Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 157 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Hawkchurch CP Eastern Programmed 2623754 C181 Sunnylands Cross Dalwood Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 537 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) Dalwood CP Eastern Job Design 2630174 A358 CHARD ROAD, All Saints Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 300 Axminster ED (Councillor Andrew Moulding) All Saints CP Eastern Programmed 2630318 C804 Seaton Junction Shute Patching £9.1M Pothole Recovery - Data Led 939 Axminster ED (Councillor
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