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Hampshire County Council Basingstoke and Deane Highway Management Advisory Panel 19 March 2003 Highways Maintenance Programmes 2002/03 and 2003/04 Report of the Director of Environment |
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Contact: Peter Eade, tel 01256 360093
1. Summary
1.1 This report outlines:
(i) Progress with the 2002/03 Highways Maintenance Programme.
(ii) Details of the 2003/04 Highways Maintenance Budget.
(iii) Details of the 2003/04 Highways Maintenance Programme.
(iv) Details of Bridgeworks current and proposed.
(v) Progress with A339 Detrunking.
2. Background
2.1 Members will be aware from previous Panel meetings that the highways maintenance programme is funded from both revenue and capital allocations.
2.2 The revenue maintenance programme funds minor works, such as pothole repairs, routine drainage work including gully cleaning, signs and road markings, environmental maintenance of grass verges, trees and shrubs, weed control and highway emergencies. Minor bridge works and winter maintenance are also funded from revenue. Budget allocations are set at a level that ensures the safety of the highway network.
2.3 The capital maintenance programme funds planned maintenance, including special maintenance, resurfacing and surface dressing, and also provides for essential repairs to the structure of the highway.
3. Progress with the 2002/03 Highways Maintenance Programme - Basingstoke
3.1 The total allocation for Basingstoke for 2002/03 was £854,500. Progress throughout the year has been in line with the spend profile and it is expected that the programme will be completed within time and budget constraints. A budget statement is included in Appendix 1.
3.2 The total allocation for 2002/03 was £1,572,000. The programme is nearing completion and, as with the revenue maintenance programme, it is expected that it will be delivered as planned within time and budget constraints. A budget statement is included in Appendix 1.
3.3 Status reports detailing progress of all special maintenance, resurfacing, and surface dressing sites in 2002/2003 are attached as Appendices 2, 3 and 4.
4. 2003/04 Highways Maintenance Budget - Hampshire
4.1 The highways maintenance budget for 2003/04 approved by the Executive Member for Environment is £46,515,000 This sum comprises £19,241,000 revenue funding and £27,274,000 funding from the capital programme provision.
4.2 The revenue budget allocation has been maintained at a similar level to 2002/03.
4.3 The capital budget allocation has been increased substantially compared with 2002/03. Central Government funding achieved through the Local Transport Plan (LTP) process has increased and locally resourced capital funding has also been enhanced. It should be noted that maintenance funding allocated through the LTP process is directly related to the condition of Hampshire's road network and future levels of funding are dependent on the County Council's ability to improve the overall condition of the network. This increased allocation for planned maintenance has provided the opportunity to target funding at the more vulnerable areas of the network, essentially urban footways and rural unclassified roads.
4.4 Urban footways have been targeted to maintain accessibility and improve standards in the heavily used areas, reducing the potential for claims. The rural unclassified road network was severely damaged as a result of the flooding in 2000/01 and requires a sustained, enhanced level of funding to recover.
4.5 Despite this additional funding the need, based on Highways Assessment of Maintenance Priorities (HAMP) intervention levels, has risen this year. It is therefore envisaged that these increased levels of funding will need to be sustained to achieve the aims of the Government, to halt the deterioration of the network by 2004 and eliminate the backlog by 2010.
4.6 To reflect the condition of the footway network in Hampshire, user concerns and the deteriorating condition of the rural unclassified lanes, an additional £3.5 million of funding has been specifically allocated by the County Council to these areas of need for 2003/04. Of this funding, £2.5 million will be allocated to footway works and £1 million to maintenance of the rural unclassified network. This funding will help to reduce the maintenance backlog and is detailed in Appendix 5.
5. 2003/04 Highways Maintenance Programme - Basingstoke
5.1 As described above, the revenue maintenance programme funds three main areas of highway maintenance:
(i) reactionary minor repair works on the road and footway network;
(ii) minor traffic management improvements of signs and road markings; and
(iii) environmental aspects of highway maintenance, including grass cutting, weed treatment and tree and shrub maintenance.
5.2 Additional revenue budgets are held centrally for the performance elements of the County Council's term maintenance contract. The performance based work contained in the contract includes:
(i) gully emptying (standard gullies across the Borough);
(ii) visibility splay grass cutting;
(iii) winter maintenance; and
(iv) routine bridge maintenance.
5.3 The total revenue allocation for Basingstoke for 2003/04 is £832,000.
5.4 The funding allocation for the capital maintenance programme is based on the HAMP rating system and will reflect the agreed intervention levels. The HAMP rating intervention levels direct funding to those maintenance schemes displaying a higher `maintenance need'. Therefore, the funding allocation within the Borough for the 2003/04 capital maintenance programme will differ from the 2002/03 allocation.
5.5 As stated above, planned structural maintenance repairs undertaken through the capital maintenance programme include surface dressing, special maintenance and resurfacing schemes. Provisional lists of schemes under each of these headings for 2003/04 are attached as Appendices 6, 7 and 8.
5.6 The capital maintenance programme also supports the centrally controlled areas of work, including major maintenance schemes and bridge maintenance.
5.7 The initial capital allocation for Basingstoke is £1,442,750, with an extra allocation of £243,700.
6. Bridgeworks
Programme 2002/03/04 - General
6.1 The Bridge Group is responsible for inspection and maintenance, load assessment and strengthening of all existing County highway structures, together with new structures built as part of road improvements, housing schemes and industrial developments. This includes 1,400 road bridges, 300 footbridges and numerous ancillary structures such as retaining walls and gantries.
Funding
6.2 The majority of bridge maintenance, assessment and strengthening is capital funded via the Local Transport Plan, but inspections, routine maintenance, footbridges and environmental maintenance of subways are revenue funded.
Maintenance
6.3 Maintenance includes regular routine items, such as vegetation and drainage clearance, repairs to accident damage, major and minor structural maintenance identified from the annual cycle of bridge inspections and environmental maintenance of subways. The latter covers graffiti removal and cleaning under a three year term contract with a firm call Graffiti Solutions. Raynesway Construction Southern (RCS) carry out the majority of other maintenance, though some specialist or larger jobs go out to tender.
Load Assessment and Strengthening
6.4 This programme was instigated by EU legislation that allowed 40 tonne lorries on UK roads from 1 January 1999. The assessments are now complete and strengthening of sub-standard bridges is ongoing. About 45 bridges remain subject to interim measures, such as weight limits or monitoring, that will be strengthened over the next five or six years, funding permitting.
Road/Rail Bridges
6.5 Following the Selby crash in February 2001, parapets and safety fences at road/rail interfaces, mainly bridges, are being evaluated and prioritised, with a view to establishing a rolling programme for protective measures.
2003/04 Bridgeworks Programme
6.6 This programme is still being finalised, pending decisions on allocation of funding and full details will be available soon.
2002/03/04 Schemes in Basingstoke
Bridge Painting
6.7 A painting contract for £70,000 by TI Coatings has been completed. This included the parapets of the four Brighton Hill roundabout subways on the A30; Gresley Road footbridge over the slip road from the A339, the parapets on Freefolk bridge on the B3400 in Laverstoke and all the metal work on Beaurepaire Mill bridge on Vyne Road near Bramley.
Ruckstall's Flyover over A30 Ringway South, Basingstoke
6.8 The feasibility study and design of a strengthening scheme for this bridge is under way, with the intention to carry out the work in 2003/04. This scheme will involve extensive traffic management on the A30, Ringway South, and consultations are ongoing with the Police, Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council and Hampshire Highways, Basingstoke.
Southington County Bridge, Overton
6.9 This bridge, carrying Southington Lane over the River Test in Overton, has been strengthened and refurbished by RCS, necessitating a road closure and diversion for seven weeks. Estimated cost £20,000.
Broadford No. 1 Bridge, Stratfield Saye
6.10 The design of a replacement for this bridge, which carries the C80 over the River Loddon near Stratfield Saye, is under way, with the work on site programmed for 2003/04. The bridge is subject to a temporary weight limit at present.
Courseford Bridge, Plastow Green
6.11 This bridge carries the U3 Union Lane over Kingsclere Brook at Plastow Green, between Kingsclere and Headley. The bridge has been assessed as substandard with regard to load carrying capacity and is being regularly monitored. The design of a replacement is under way, with work on site programmed for 2003/04.
Subway Refurbishment
6.12 Refurbishment, including new murals of three subways - College Road, Winklebury Way/West Ham and Ashwood Training Centre - has recently been completed and two more in Winchester Road are programmed. Repairs to murals in ten other subways have also been carried out, in addition to the regular cleaning programme.
7. A339 (T) - Detrunking
7.1 Proposals by the Highways Agency to detrunk the A339 from the County boundary near Newbury to the Black Dam roundabout in Basingstoke have resulted in detailed discussions over the last three years between the Highways Agency, its representatives Mott Macdonald and officers from Hampshire County Council.
7.2 A date for the handover has not yet been published but it is likely to be 1 May 2003 when responsibility for maintenance will transfer to Hampshire County Council. An allowance of £34,000 per month has been allocated by the Highways Agency for highway maintenance for 2003/04, and individual safety schemes will also be implemented in 2003/04 after transfer, but still financed by the Highways Agency. These will be at Headley, Kingsclere, Wolverton and Pithall.
Recommendation
That this report be noted.
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APPENDIX 1
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH - BASINGSTOKE
Revenue Budget 2002/03 |
|
Routine Maintenance (carriageway, footway repairs) |
£303,000 |
Gully Cleansing (Soakaways and non std gullies in addition to the county-wide contract) |
£38,500 |
Aids to Movement (lines and signs) |
£148,500 |
Environmental (grass, trees, shrubs) |
£215,000 |
Weed Control |
£87,000 |
Hazard Clearance |
£36,500 |
Structures and Subways |
£26,500 |
Total: |
£854,500 |
Capital Budget 2002/03 Principal Roads |
|
Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
£58,000 |
Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
£110,000 |
Principal Roads Resurfacing |
£248,000 |
Total: |
£416,000 |
Capital Budget 2002/2003 Non Principal Roads |
|
Non Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
£686,000 |
Non Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
£243,000 |
Non Principal Roads Resurfacing |
£210,000 |
Non Principal Roads Tactile Paving Crossing Points |
£17,000 |
Total: |
£1,156,000 |
Total Maintenance Budget Allocation Basingstoke |
£2,426,500 |
APPENDIX 2
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH
Special Maintenance 2002/2003
BASINGSTOKE TOWN
Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Southern Ringway A30 |
Safety Barriers |
Works completed |
£54,000 |
Non Principal Roads |
Work Description |
Status |
Estimated cost |
Old Reading Road |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£6,000 |
Worting Road |
Footway Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£13,000 |
Princes Crescent (East Side) |
Kerbing |
Works completed |
£13,000 |
Stratfield Road |
Kerbing |
Works deferred to 2003/04 |
|
Winklebury Way Foot/Cycleway |
Footway Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£6,500 |
Green Way Footpath |
Footpath Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£6,500 |
Pembroke Road |
Footway Resurfacing |
Works deferred to 2003/04 |
|
Scotney Road |
Resurfacing/Kerbing |
Works completed |
£23,000 |
Selby Road/Shakespeare Road |
Footway Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£10,000 |
Reading Road / Carpenters Down |
Footway Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£17,000 |
Cliddesden Road SW |
Drainage |
Works completed |
£24,000 |
£119,000 |
BASINGSTOKE RURAL
Principal Roads |
Works description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Winchester Road Dummer A30 |
Safety Fencing |
Works completed |
£7,000 |
Non Principal Roads |
Work Description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Foxes Lane C57 Kingsclere |
Haunching |
Works completed |
£22,000 |
Baughurst Road C101 Baughurst |
Haunching |
Works completed |
£95,000 |
Ashley Warren U2 Ecchinswell |
Haunching |
Works completed |
£62,000 |
Dunley Road U4 Litchfield |
Haunching |
Works deferred to 2003/04 |
|
£179,000 | |||
£359,000 |
APPENDIX 3
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH
Resurfacing 2002/2003
BASINGSTOKE TOWN
Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated cost |
Ringway West (Northbound) A340 |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£40,000 |
Ringway South (Southbound) A30 |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£85,000 |
£125,000 | |||
Non Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Wade Road |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£19,000 |
Elmwood Way |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£47,000 |
Houndsmills Roundabout |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£73,000 |
Stephenson Road |
Resurfacing |
Works deferred to 2003/04 |
|
£139,000 |
BASINGSTOKE RURAL
Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Aldermaston Road Roundabout A340 |
Resurfacing / CW repairs |
Works completed |
£105,000 |
Newbury Road Hollington Cross A343 |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£75,000 |
London Road Old Basing A30 |
FW resurfacing |
Works in progress |
£7,000 |
£144,000 | |||
Non Principal Roads |
Works description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
The Baredown U245 Newnham |
FW resurfacing |
Works completed |
£9,500 |
Elm Road C144 Sherborne St John |
Resurfacing |
Works completed |
£5,500 |
Hockford Lane U3 Ashford Hill |
Resurfacing |
Works deferred to 2003 / 04 |
|
The Lynch U30 Overton |
Resurfacing |
Works deferred to 2003 / 04 |
|
£61,0000 | |||
£469,000 | |||
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH BASINGSTOKE TOWN |
APPENDIX 4 | |
Surface Dressing Programme 2002 / 2003 |
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Group 2 A Roads |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | |
A30 |
SOUTHERN RINGWAY BETWEEN BLACK DAM RBT & HACKWOOD RBT |
EAST BOUND FROM STREET LIGHT NO 16 TO ANTI SKID SURFACE BLACK DAM |
A3010 |
CHURCHILL WAY WEST BETWEEN TOWN CENTRE WEST JUNCTION & VICTORY RBT |
EAST BOUND FROM STREET LIGHT NO 10 TO ANTI SKID SURFACE VICTORY RBT |
A3010 |
CHURCHILL WAY EAST BETWEEN EASTROP RBT & A339 |
EAST BOUND EXIT FROM EASTROP RBT TO STREET LIGHT NO 5 |
A340 |
RINGWAY WEST BETWEEN A339 & TOWN CENTRE JT WEST |
SOUTH BOUND FROM STREET LIGHT NO 312 TO RBT |
A30 |
WINCHESTER RD |
WEST BOUND CARRIAGEWAY to |
BETWEEN WINCHESTER RD RBT & BRIGHTON HILL RBT | ||
Group 2 Roads |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | |
U |
HOUNDMILLS RD |
FROM HOUNDMILLS RBT TO BRUNEL RD |
U |
BRUNEL RD |
FROM HOUNDMILLS RD TO ASHWOOD WAY |
C58 |
SWING SWANG LANE |
FROM DANESHILL RBT TO GREAT BINFIELD RD RBT |
U |
LONDON RD |
FROM CROSSBOROUGH HILL TO OLD COMON RD |
C132 |
PACK LANE |
HIGH DRIVE TO KEMPSHOTT LANE |
B3400 |
CHURCHILL WAY WEST |
EAST BOUND FROM WEST HAM RBT TO ANTI SKID TOWN CENTRE JT WEST |
Group 3 Roads |
||
Road Name / Location |
From - To | |
U |
BELLE VUE RD SPUR |
SPUR O/S 9 TO 15 |
U |
CAVALIER RD |
BELLE VUE RD TO BELLE VUE RD |
U |
THE MEAD |
MILKENPEN RD TO END CLOSE |
U |
FRASER RD |
BELLE VUE RD TO END CLOSE |
U |
PRIORY GDNS |
THE STREET TO END CLOSE |
U |
BARTONS LANE |
SWING SWANG LANE TO INGLENOOK |
U |
GILBARD RD |
ST LEONARDS AVE TO END CLOSE |
U |
BROOKFIELD CL |
FARM VIEW GDNS TO END CLOSE |
U |
PITMAN CL |
BRACKLEY WAY TO END CLOSE |
U |
BRACKLEY WAY |
PACK LANE TO PINKERTON RD |
U |
HIGH DRIVE |
PACK LANE TO BRACKLEY WAY |
U |
FIRS WAY |
ROMAN RD TO OAKLANDS WAY |
U |
OAKLANDS WAY |
FULL LENGTH NO 1 TO NO 47 |
U |
HAWTHORN WAY |
OAKLANDS WAY TO SYCAMORE WAY |
U |
ST PETERS RD |
WESTERN WAY TO ST MICHAELS RD |
U |
OLD WORTING RD |
WORTING RD TO END CLOSE |
U |
TOBAGO CL |
CARPENTERS DOWN TO END CLOSE |
U |
VYNE RD |
GREAT WESTERN PH TO DARLINGTON RD |
U |
DARLINGTON RD |
VYNE RD TO SHERBOURNE RD |
C58 |
CHINEHAM LANE |
POPLEY WAY TO SPECKLED WOOD RD |
U |
LOGGON RD |
SHEPPARD RD TO SHEPPARD RD |
Footways |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | |
GRACEMERE CRESENT |
KEMPSHOTT LANE TO KEMPSHOTT LANE, INCLUDING SIDE ROADS | |
READING ROAD |
FULL LENGTH CHINEHAM VILLAGE | |
WINCHESTER ROAD |
WINCHESTER RBT TO WINTON SQ | |
ROMAN ROAD |
A339 TO ROMAN WAY | |
SIDE ROADS OFF LONG CROSS LANE |
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APPENDIX 5
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH, BASINGSTOKE
Revenue Budget 2003/04 |
||
Routine Maintenance (carriageway, footway repairs) |
£310,000 |
|
Gully Cleansing (Soakaways and non std gullies in addition to the county-wide contract) |
£33,000 |
|
Aids to Movement (lines and signs) |
£120,000 |
|
Environmental (grass, trees, shrubs) |
£210,000 |
|
Weed Control |
£92,000 |
|
Hazard Clearance |
£41,000 |
|
Structures and Subways |
£27,000 |
|
Total: |
£832,000 |
|
Capital Budget 2003/04 Principal Roads |
||
Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
£54,000 |
|
Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
£65,000 |
|
Total: |
£119,000 |
|
Capital Budget 2003/04 Non Principal Roads |
Additional Funding | |
Non Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
£623,000 |
|
Non Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
£194,000 |
£46,000 |
Non Principal Roads Resurfacing |
£491,750 |
£197,700 |
Non Principal Roads Tactile Paving Crossing Points |
£15,000 |
|
Total: |
£1,323,750 |
£243,700 |
Total Maintenance Budget Allocation Basingstoke |
£2,274,750 |
£243,700 |
APPENDIX 6
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH
Special Maintenance Programme 2003/2004
BASINGSTOKE
Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Reading Road, Sherfield on Loddon A33 |
Drainage |
Works programmed |
£15000 |
Mulford's Hill, Tadley A340 |
Drainage and RS |
Works programmed |
£50000 |
£65000 | |||
Non Principal Roads |
Work Description |
Status |
Estimated cost |
Morley Rd Basingstoke |
Joint repairs |
Works programmed |
£3500 |
Cold Harbour, N Waltham |
Kerbing and footway provision |
Works programmed |
£24000 |
St Patricks Rd, Basingstoke |
Kerb replacement |
Works programmed |
£6600 |
Whitney Rd, Basingstoke |
Footway RS w bollards |
Works programmed |
£8000 |
Stratfield Rd Link Rd, Basingstoke |
Kerb replacement |
Works programmed |
£8000 |
Lingfield Close, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£7200 |
Park Lane, Stratfield Saye |
Reconstruct cgwy and overlay |
Works programmed |
£39000 |
Shelley Close, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£5000 |
Stukely Road, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£3000 |
Green Lane, Stratfield Saye |
Haunching |
Works programmed |
£57000 |
Gregory Close, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£8000 |
Bodmin Close, Exmoor Close, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£5700 |
Coronation Road, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£8500 |
Pembroke Road, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£4500 |
Dankworth Road, Basingstoke |
Footway resurfacing |
Works programmed |
£6000 |
£194000 |
Additional Scheme to be included
Ball Hill Road, East Woodhay |
Haunching |
Works programmed |
£46000 |
APPENDIX 7
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH
Resurfacing 2003/2004
BASINGSTOKE
Non Principal Roads |
Work description |
Status |
Estimated Cost |
Aldermaston Road, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£82500 |
Popley Way, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£13000 |
Doswell Way, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£8000 |
Hockford Lane, Ashford Hill |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£36000 |
Ashley Warren, Ecchinswell & Syd |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£78750 |
Hollington Lane, East Woodhay |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£52500 |
Stephenson Road, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£19000 |
The Lynch, Overton |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£30000 |
Park Lane, Stratfield Saye |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£90000 |
Bounty Road, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£21500 |
Buckskin Lane, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£5500 |
Wade Road, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£35500 |
Kenilworth Road spur, Basingstoke |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£4500 |
Waltham Lane, North Waltham |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£15000 |
£491750 |
Additional Schemes to be included
Ball Hill Road, East Woodhay |
Haunching |
Programmed |
£46,100 |
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Essex Road, Basingstoke (Worting Rd - No 6) |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£10000 | ||||
Grafton Way, Basingstoke (Service Rd - Morse Rd) |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£28000 | ||||
Hill View Rd, Basingstoke (Austen Rd - A30) |
Resurfacing |
Programmed |
£23000 | ||||
Additional Footway schemes to be included |
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Fabian Close, Basingstoke (Nos 1 - 25) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£4500 | ||||
Quilter Road, Basingstoke (Nos 407 - 423) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£3000 | ||||
Wella Path, Basingstoke (to rear of No 26 Horwood Gardens) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£4500 | ||||
Cheviot Close, Basingstoke (to rear of Nos 17 - 30) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£9000 | ||||
Kenilworth Road (No 92 Roman Rd - No 82 Kenilworth Rd) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£35400 | ||||
Winchcombe Road (No 3 Budds Close - No 24 Winchcombe Rd) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£5000 | ||||
Stanford Road (Bernstein Rd - Barry Way) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£7700 | ||||
Hazel Drive / Ringway North (L/C F505 - F510) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£4000 | ||||
Buckskin Area Footpath (No 66 Ochil Close - rear No 20 Charnwood Close) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£7500 | ||||
Carpenters Down Footpath (Carpenters Down - N of Tobago Close) |
Footway resurfacing |
Programmed |
£10000 | ||||
£197,700 | |||||||
HAMPSHIRE HIGHWAYS NORTH BASINGSTOKE |
APPENDIX 8 | ||||||
Surface Dressing Programme 2003/2004 |
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Group 2 A Roads |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | ||||||
A33 |
CHINEHAM, BASINGSTOKE |
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A3010 |
CHURCHILL WAY, BASINGSTOKE |
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A30 |
WINCHESTER ROAD |
FROM KEMPSHOTT ROUNDABOUT TO SAINSBURY ROUNDABOUT | |||||
Group 2 Roads |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | ||||||
B3400 |
WORTING ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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CHURCHILL WAY EAST |
SLIP ROAD |
FROM UNDERPASS TO JT BASING VIEW SPUR | |||||
GERSHWIN ROAD |
GERSHWIN ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM NORTHEN JT BRIGHTON WAY TO JT COPLAND CLOSE | |||||
GRESLEY ROAD |
GRESLEY ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM DANESHILL RBT TO STREET LIGHT NO 20 | |||||
BLACK DAM WAY |
BLACK DAM WAY, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM GROVE ROAD TO JT REMBRANDT CLOSE | |||||
CLIDDESDEN ROAD |
CLIDDESDEN ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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Group 3 Roads |
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Road Name / Location |
From - To | ||||||
WALLINS COPSE |
WALLINS COPSE, CHINEHAM |
FROM JT READING ROAD TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
COPSE VIEW CLOSE |
COPSE VIEW CLOSE, CHINEHAM |
FROM JT FARM VIEW ROAD TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
NORN HILL CLOSE |
NORN HILL CLOSE, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM JT NORN HILL TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
BROADHURST GROVE |
BROADHURST GROVE, LYCHPITT |
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WOODSIDE GARDENS |
WOODSIDE GARDENS, CHINEHAM |
FROM JT FARM VIEW GARDENS TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
BROOKFIELD CLOSE |
BROOKFIELD CLOSE, CHINEHAM |
FROM JT FARM VIEW DRIVE TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
BUCKLAND AVENUE |
BUCKLAND AVENUE, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM JT WESTERN WAY TO JT HIGH DRIVE | |||||
SYLVIA CLOSE |
SYLVIA CLOSE, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM CORDALE ROAD TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
UPPER SHERBOURNE ROAD |
UPPER SHERBOURNE ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM JT OAKRIDGE ROAD TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
HATCH WARREN GARDENS |
HATCH WARREN GARDENS, BASINGSTOKE |
FROM JT HATCH WARREN LANE TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
PARKWOOD CLOSE |
PARKWOOD CLOSE, CHINEHAM |
FROM JT TANGWAT TO END CUL-DE-SAC | |||||
WESTON COBBETT LANE |
WESTON COBBETT LANE, TUNWORTH |
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ST JOHNS ROAD |
ST JOHNS ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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STATION ROAD |
STATION ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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FARLEIGH MORTIMER BEGGARWOOD LANE |
FARLEIGH MORTIMER BEGGARWOOD LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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WESTON ROAD |
WESTON ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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WESTON ROAD |
WESTON ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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GRAMMARSHAM LANE |
GRAMMARSHAM LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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ST JOHNS LANE |
ST JOHNS LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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BRYCES LANE |
BRYCES LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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BAYMANS LANE |
BAYMANS LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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GREEN LANE |
GREEN LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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WHITCHURCH |
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ST MARY BOURNE, MIDDLEWICK |
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HIGHCLERE |
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WHITCHURCH |
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ST MARY BOURNE, STEVENS GREEN |
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HOLLINGTON LANE |
HOLLINGTON LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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WHITCHURCH |
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BISHOPS GREEN, BASINGSTOKE |
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MOUNT ROAD |
MOUNT ROAD |
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SYDMONTON ROAD |
SYDMONTON ROAD, WHITCHURCH |
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OVERTON |
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FAIROAK LANE |
FAIROAK LANE, HOOK |
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SILCHESTER ROAD |
SILCHESTER ROAD, BASINGSTOKE |
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PITFIELD LANE |
PITFIELD LANE, BASINGSTOKE |
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BROWNING HILL GREEN |
BROWNING HILL GREEN, BASINGSTOKE |
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DUKES RIDE |
DUKES RIDE, SILCHESTER |
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