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(Public Pack)Agenda Document for Executive Member for Environment Public Document Pack NOTICE OF MEETING Meeting Executive Member for Environment and Transport Decision Day Date and Time Tuesday, 15th January, 2019 at 2.00 pm Place Chute Room, EII Court South, The Castle, Winchester Enquiries to [email protected] John Coughlan CBE Chief Executive The Castle, Winchester SO23 8UJ FILMING AND BROADCAST NOTIFICATION This meeting may be recorded and broadcast live on the County Council’s website. The meeting may also be recorded and broadcast by the press and members of the public – please see the Filming Protocol available on the County Council’s website. AGENDA Key Decisions 1. PROJECT APPRAISAL: M27 JUNCTION 9 AND PARKWAY SOUTH ROUNDABOUT SCHEME (Pages 5 - 20) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding approval for the implementation of the scheme to improve M27 Junction 9 and Parkway South Roundabout, Whiteley. 2. WHITEHILL AND BORDON INTEGRATION WORKS - BUDDS LANE (Pages 21 - 34) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding an update on the Whitehill & Bordon Integration Project following on from the Public Consultation. The report also recommends that the Budds Lane Scheme, Phase 1 of the Whitehill & Bordon Integration Project, be approved. 3. REPLACEMENT OF A35 HOLMSLEY BRIDGE, NEW FOREST (Pages 35 - 46) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding approval to replace Holmsley Bridge on the A35 in the New Forest. The scheme involves construction of a new single span bridge alongside the existing bridge, removal of the old steel bridge and improvements to the road layout either side of the bridge. 4. CONCESSIONARY TRAVEL SCHEME CONTRACT (Pages 47 - 52) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding approval for a procurement process to award a new contract for support systems for the County Council's Concessionary Travel Scheme. 5. FARNBOROUGH GROWTH PACKAGE – LYNCHFORD ROAD AND INVINCIBLE ROAD IMPROVEMENTS (Pages 53 - 68) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding identifying the preferred scheme proposals for Lynchford Road to be taken forward for further development and delivery of a first phase in the short term, as part of the Farnborough Growth Package. The report also seeks authority to enter a funding agreement for the Invincible Road scheme. 6. M27 JUNCTION 10 (Pages 69 - 88) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding the proposed improvements for M27 Junction 10 within the context of the wider development at Welborne Garden Village in North Fareham. Non Key Decisions 7. ETE CAPITAL PROGRAMME MONITORING (Pages 89 - 98) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding a summary of progress and delivery within the ETE 2018/19 Capital Programme. 8. ETE PROPOSED CAPITAL PROGRAMME 2019/20, 2020/21 AND 2021/22 (Pages 99 - 118) To consider a report of the Director of Corporate Resources and the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding the proposals for the Economy, Transport and Environment (ETE) Capital programme for 2019/20, 2020/21 and 2021/22 and to seek approval for their onward submission to the Cabinet in February 2019. 9. 2019/20 REVENUE BUDGET (Pages 119 - 132) To consider a report of the Director of Corporate Resources and the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding proposals for the 2019/20 budget for Environment and Transport budgets in accordance with the Council’s Medium Term Financial Strategy approved by the County Council in November 2018. 10. PROJECT APPRAISAL: ACCESS TO ALDERSHOT STATION (Pages 133 - 148) To consider a report of the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment regarding details of a proposed scheme to implement an integrated transport scheme in Aldershot involving accessibility and sustainability improvements on the highway network and accessibility, sustainability, and environmental improvements within the Aldershot train station forecourt. ABOUT THIS AGENDA: On request, this agenda can be provided in alternative versions (such as large print, Braille or audio) and in alternative languages. ABOUT THIS MEETING: The press and public are welcome to attend the public sessions of the meeting. If you have any particular requirements, for example if you require wheelchair access, please contact [email protected] for assistance. County Councillors attending as appointed members of this Committee or by virtue of Standing Order 18.5; or with the concurrence of the Chairman in connection with their duties as members of the Council or as a local County Councillor qualify for travelling expenses. This page is intentionally left blank Agenda Item 1 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Decision Report Decision Maker: Executive Member for Environment and Transport Date: 15 January 2019 Title: Project Appraisal: M27 Junction 9 and Parkway South Roundabout Scheme Report From: Director of Economy, Transport and Environment Contact name: Duncan Stewart Tel: 01962 845421 Email: [email protected] 1. Recommendations 1.1 That the Executive Member for Environment and Transport approves the Project Appraisal for the M27 Junction 9 and Parkway South Roundabout scheme (“the Scheme”), as outlined in this report subject to confirmation of the County Council’s Capital Programme. 1.2 That subject to the acquisition of all necessary land interests, approval be given to procure and spend and enter into necessary contractual arrangements, in consultation with the Head of Legal Services, including any necessary agreements with Highways England, to implement the proposed improvements to M27 Junction 9, Whiteley Way and Parkway South Roundabout, as set out in the supporting report, at an estimated cost of £22.230million to be funded from a combination of Highways England Growth and Housing Fund, Highways England Congestion Relief Fund, Local Transport Plan funding and developer contributions. 1.3 That authority to make the arrangements to implement the Scheme, including minor variations to the design or contract, be delegated to the Director of Economy, Transport and Environment. 2. Executive Summary 2.1 The purpose of this paper is to seek approval for the implementation of the Scheme to improve M27 Junction 9 and Parkway South Roundabout, Whiteley, at an estimated cost of £22.230million. 2.2 The M27 is a critical, strategic corridor in southern Hampshire which helps to keep the economy moving but at peak times queues caused by congestion at Junction 9 can extend back several kilometres along the motorway. The Scheme is essential to improve traffic flow and journey times in the area. Both junctions currently experience severe congestion in the morning and Page 5 evening peak periods and traffic queuing on the motorway off-slips at Junction 9 causes operational and safety issues on the M27 mainline. Furthermore, in the morning peak hour, congestion at Parkway South Roundabout can regularly block back to Junction 9, while in the evening peak hour congestion at Junction 9 frequently blocks back to Parkway South Roundabout. 2.3 The congestion is judged to be detrimentally impacting business attraction and retention in two large regionally significant adjacent Business Parks, Solent and Segensworth, located to the north and south of Junction 9 respectively. 2.4 The Scheme developed by the County Council will provide a significant increase in traffic capacity at both junctions, which forecasts suggest will be sufficient to alleviate the existing congestion issues and provide spare capacity to accommodate traffic associated with future developments. 3. Background 3.1 In late 2015 Highways England (HE) withdrew funding for its improvement scheme at M27 Junction 9, following a review of budget. The HE scheme was limited to widening of the off-slips and did not address the capacity problems on the roundabout circulatory carriageway or on the local road network. 3.2 Around the same time the County Council commenced work to develop a feasibility improvement scheme for the Parkway South Roundabout. This junction was identified for improvements by the promoters of the ‘North Whiteley’ development, but the County Council considered that the proposed improvements did not offer sufficient future capacity and elected to develop its own scheme to fully address the forecast congestion issues. A financial contribution from the ‘North Whiteley’ developers towards this junction has been secured instead via Section 106 agreement. This contribution forms a critical component of the funding for the Scheme now proposed. 3.3 Following discussions with HE, the County Council submitted a bid to the HE Growth and Housing Fund (GHF) in March 2016, for funding towards improvements to Parkway South Roundabout and M27 Junction 9. 3.4 Bid information was re-submitted during late summer 2016, and the resulting new preferred scheme developed by the County Council reflects the operational dependency between the two junctions and provides enhanced capacity and safety improvements. 3.5 Subsequent to this the County Council has undertaken further scheme appraisal work to satisfy the requirements of the HE bid assessment process including traffic modelling, economic and cost/benefit appraisal and environmental assessments. The appraisal demonstrated the Scheme to have a ‘very high’ value for money. Page 6 3.6 In September 2017 the Executive Member for Environment and Transport delegated authority
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