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Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PRINCIPAL ROADS Carriageway Resurfacing - Winter Recovery Fund Crawley - Three Haslett Avenue East Phase 3 Robert CWY3811 Bridges (G) McLoughlin £200,000 £200,000 Wiston (R) A283 Wiston bends Robert CWY3812 McLoughlin £252,000 £252,000 Worthing (C) A259 Richmond Road Robert CWY3261 McLoughlin £148,000 £148,000 Carriageway Resurfacing - Winter Recovery Fund £600,000 £600,000 Carriageway Resurfacing Bersted (C) A29 Oldlands Way roundabout Robert CWY3813 McLoughlin £52,200 £52,200 Billingshurst (G) A29 Stane Street/Adversane Crossroads Robert CWY3824 McLoughlin Blacksmiths Arms PH to end of anti skid (including £50,000 £50,000 bellmouths of B2133 Lordings Road & Adversane Lane) Billingshurst (G) A272 East Street Robert CWY3728 McLoughlin £71,250 £71,250 Burgess Hill (G) A273 London Road roundabout Robert CWY3814 McLoughlin £48,588 £48,588 Chichester (R) A286 New Park Road Robert CWY3815 McLoughlin £95,000 £95,000 Chichester (R) A259 Bognor Road Robert CWY3729 McLoughlin £60,000 £60,000 Crawley - Langley A23 London Road southbound Robert CWY3817 Green (G) McLoughlin £32,500 £32,500 Crawley - Northgate A23 London Road roundabout [Tushmore Robert CWY3730 (G) roundabout] McLoughlin £143,500 £143,500 Crawley - West A2219 High Street Robert CWY3816 Green (G) McLoughlin £61,718 £61,718 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 1 of 37 Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PRINCIPAL ROADS Carriageway Resurfacing Lancing (C) A2025 Grinstead Lane/South Street Robert CWY3825 McLoughlin Railway Bridge (LC30) to just South of The £66,360 £66,360 Farmers PH Lancing (C) A2025 Grinstead Lane Robert CWY3818 McLoughlin £25,323 £25,323 Petworth (R) A283 New Street Robert CWY3819 McLoughlin £14,700 £14,700 Petworth (R) A283 Market Square Robert CWY3820 McLoughlin £17,073 £17,073 Petworth (R) A283 East Street Robert CWY3732 McLoughlin £24,308 £24,308 Pulborough (R) A29 London Road/Stane Street Robert CWY3823 McLoughlin New Place Road (to railway bridge) to London £92,564 £92,564 Road Roundabout (Riverside) Storrington (R) A283 Pulborough Road Robert CWY3830 McLoughlin Hurston Lane to Clay Lane £25,375 £25,375 Worth (G) A264 Snow Hill, Crawley Down Robert CWY4156 McLoughlin £50,000 £50,000 Worthing (C) A259 Goring Road roundabout Robert CWY3734 McLoughlin £24,475 £24,475 Worthing (C) A259 Goring Road Robert CWY3821 McLoughlin £46,500 £46,500 Worthing (C) A259 Mulberry Lane Robert CWY3822 McLoughlin £30,765 £30,765 Carriageway Resurfacing £1,032,199 £1,032,199 Carriageway Surface Dressing Aldingbourne (C) A29 Shripney Road Robert CWY3837 McLoughlin Shripney Lane to Headhone Farm £57,368 £57,368 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 2 of 37 Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PRINCIPAL ROADS Carriageway Surface Dressing Ansty & Staplefield A272 Bolney Road, Stairbridge Lane to Ansty Robert CWY2980 (G) McLoughlin £41,400 £41,400 Billingshurst (G) A272 Coneyhurst Road Robert CWY3268 McLoughlin Silver Lane to railway bridge £35,000 £35,000 Burgess Hill (G) A273 Jane Murray Way Robert CWY3835 McLoughlin Coulstock Roundabout to Link Road Roundabout £26,999 £26,999 Coldwaltham (R) A29 London Road Robert CWY3836 McLoughlin South of Swan Bridge to junction with Old London £103,928 £103,928 Road Duncton (R) A285 A285, Church Road to Park Road Robert CWY3275 McLoughlin Duncton Church Road to Burton Park Road £28,000 £28,000 Haywards Heath (G) A272 Butlers Green Road, Tylers Green R/A Robert CWY2990 to Paddockhall Road McLoughlin £25,000 £25,000 Lancing (C) A259 Brighton Road eastbound and Robert CWY3277 westbound McLoughlin £40,000 £40,000 Rudgwick (G) A281 Guildford Road Robert CWY4169 McLoughlin Loxwood Road to Hill House Lane (Surrey Border) £51,684 £51,684 Steyning (R) A283 Steyning By-Pass Robert CWY3838 McLoughlin Reads Walk to High Trees Roundabout £57,380 £57,380 Warnham (G) A24 Dorking Road Robert CWY3430 McLoughlin Knob Hill to county boundary £77,000 £77,000 County-Wide (C) Various Sites - Pre Surface Dressing Robert CWY3839 Patching McLoughlin £200,000 £200,000 Carriageway Surface Dressing £743,759 £743,759 Additional Items - Roads Maintenance County-Wide (C) Various design Robert CWY3360 McLoughlin £150,000 £150,000 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 3 of 37 Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE PRINCIPAL ROADS Additional Items - Roads Maintenance County-Wide (C) County wide carriageway patching Robert CWY3359 McLoughlin £168,353 £168,353 Additional Items - Roads Maintenance £318,353 £318,353 HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE LOCAL ROADS Carriageway Resurfacing Arundel (C) C117 High Street Robert CWY3716 McLoughlin From Maltraver Street to Mill Road, including mini £80,000 £80,000 roundabout Ashurst Wood (G) C327 Wall Hill Road Robert CWY3843 McLoughlin Hammerwood Road / War Memorial to WS £36,750 £36,750 boundary/John Pears Field Bognor Regis (C) B2166/C62 West Street/The Steyne Robert CWY3717 0 McLoughlin Aldwick Road to just east of Chapel Street - West £114,508 £114,508 Street to Manor Place (east side) Crawley - Tilgate (G) C412 Tilgate Way Robert CWY3720 McLoughlin Ashdown Drive to Southgate Avenue - including D £85,000 £85,000 section cul-de-sac no.s 1-23. East Grinstead (G) B2110 Brooklands Way Robert CWY3766 McLoughlin Brooklands Way Roundabout to Station Road £107,000 £107,000 Roundabout East Grinstead (G) C603 West Street Robert CWY3831 McLoughlin Pavilion Way to Ship Street £65,650 £65,650 Horsham (G) B2237 North Parade Robert CWY3723 McLoughlin South of Hurst Road to north of Wimblehurst Road £80,000 £80,000 Horsham (G) C146 Rushams Road Robert CWY3832 McLoughlin Guildford Road to North Parade £153,784 £153,784 Lancing (C) C84 North Road Robert CWY3725 McLoughlin Culver Road to Crabtree Lane £62,425 £62,425 Selsey (R) C125 Manor Road Robert CWY3833 McLoughlin Church Road to East Street £89,225 £89,225 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 4 of 37 Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE LOCAL ROADS Carriageway Resurfacing Shoreham (C) C600 Upper Shoreham Road inc laybys Robert CWY3726 McLoughlin £80,000 £80,000 Sompting (C) C612 West Street mini-roundabout Robert CWY3727 McLoughlin Mini Roundabouts at junctions with Church Lane £30,000 £30,000 and The Templars Steyning (R) C81 Church Street/Church Lane and Vicarge Robert CWY3834 Lane/Station Road McLoughlin High Street to Cripps Lane - including Vicarage £76,125 £76,125 Lane and part of Church Lane/Station Road Carriageway Resurfacing £1,060,467 £1,060,467 Carriageway Surface Dressing Aldwick (C) C501/D64 Barrack Lane Robert CWY3841 McLoughlin No.58 Barrack Lane to end £39,038 £39,038 Aldwick (C) C46 Gossamer Lane Robert CWY3840 McLoughlin Grosvenor Gardens to Barrack Lane Roundabout £19,281 £19,281 Ansty & Staplefield C96 Staplefield Road Robert CWY3870 (G) McLoughlin East Park Lane to Coos Lane £22,100 £22,100 Ansty & Staplefield C96 Warninglid Road Robert CWY3868 (G) McLoughlin Staplefield Common to Handcross Road £3,700 £3,700 Ardingly (G) C310 College Road Robert CWY2629 McLoughlin High Beech Lane to Lindfield Road £52,500 £52,500 Ardingly (G) D175 Balcombe Lane Robert CWY3193 McLoughlin Church Lane to West Hill/Ardingly Reservoir £13,300 £13,300 Balcombe (G) B2110 High Street Robert CWY4158 McLoughlin £72,694 £72,694 Chichester (R) B2144 Shopwhyke Road Robert CWY3147 McLoughlin Drayton Lane to A27 £12,250 £12,250 Chichester (R) D76 Fordwater Road Robert CWY3844 McLoughlin Ferndale Road to the end of the highway road £10,010 £10,010 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 5 of 37 Agenda Item No. 6 Appendix A Asset Management Roads Maintenance 2015/2016 Parish Road Location Prog. Mgr IWP Code Gross Est. Net Est. 2015/2016 NEW STARTS HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE LOCAL ROADS Carriageway Surface Dressing Fernhurst (R) D81 Fernden Lane Robert CWY3845 McLoughlin A286 Bell Rd to Quell Lane £64,956 £64,956 Fernhurst (R) D61 Whites Lane Robert CWY3846 McLoughlin A286 Sand Hollow Lane to Whites Lane to the end £8,352 £8,352 of the highway road Funtington (R) D57 Lye Lane Robert CWY3847 McLoughlin From 30mph at north end to Funtington Road £15,676 £15,676 Horsham (G) C620 Pondtail Road Robert CWY3849 McLoughlin Warnham Road to Giblets Way £64,000 £64,000 Lindfield (G) B2111 Lewes Road Robert CWY3201 McLoughlin Old School Court to Gravelye Lane £13,500 £13,500 Littlehampton (C) C549 Maltravers Road Robert CWY3205 McLoughlin Beach road Roundabout to Fitzalan Road £4,165 £4,165 Roundabout Littlehampton (C) C155 New Road Robert CWY3206 McLoughlin Pier Road to Beach Road Roundabout £7,000 £7,000 Loxwood (R) B2133 Roundstreet Common Robert CWY3850 McLoughlin Skiff Lane to Durbans Road £72,376 £72,376 Middleton-on-Sea C73 Elmer Road Robert CWY3851 (C) McLoughlin Yapton Road to Manor Way £11,744 £11,744 Nuthurst (G) C87 Broadwater Lane Robert CWY3852 McLoughlin Sedgwick Lane to Bar Lane £52,020 £52,020 Pulborough (R) C29 Broomers Hill Lane Robert CWY3853 McLoughlin A29 Stane Street to A283 Mare Hill Road/Lower £47,228 £47,228 Street Pulborough (R) C99 Nutbourne Road Robert CWY3854 McLoughlin West Chiltington Road to Stream Lane £16,300 £16,300 Rudgwick (G) B2128 Church Street/Cox Green Robert CWY3855 McLoughlin A281 Bucks Green to County Boundary £52,456 £52,456 R: Rural C: Coastal G: Gatwick Dia C: County-Wide U: Unknown 04/03/2015 ASSET MANAGEMENT GROUP Page 6 of 37 Agenda Item No.
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