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Hampshire County Council Fareham Highway and Transport Advisory Panel 23 September 2004 Highway Maintenance and Minor Capital Works Report of the Director of Environment |
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Contact: Ralph Grant, tel 01329 824364 email: [email protected]
1. Summary
1.1 This report outlines progress with regard to the 2004/05 Highway Maintenance and Minor Capital Works Programmes and gives an update on the 2004/05 Highway Maintenance budget including an additional allocation from `second homes' income. Two important issues for the Environment Department, namely the Traffic Management Act 2004 and Asset Management, are also discussed.
2. Background
2.1 As previously reported, the highway 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 allocations. Budgets are set at a level that ensures the safety and serviceability 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, eg hot patching.
3. Highway Maintenance Budget and Programme 2004/05
3.1 The county-wide Highway Maintenance budget for 2004/05, approved by the Executive Member for Environment, is £52,513,000. This sum comprises £21,284,000 revenue funding and £31,229,000 funding from the capital programme provision. From this overall budget £26,868,000 is used to fund centrally managed services and programmes such as street lighting, bridgeworks, surface dressing, winter maintenance and performance elements of the highways term maintenance contract. The remainder is spread across the 11 districts for local service delivery.
Revenue Maintenance Budget and Programme
3.2 The total revised allocation for Fareham for 2004/05 is £522,000. 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 monitoring statement is included within Appendix 1.
Capital Maintenance Budget and Programme
3.3 The total allocation for Fareham in 2004/05 is £1,478,000, which includes £260,000 from the £3.5 million county-wide additional funding to improve highway maintenance. The funding allocation for the capital maintenance `planned works' programme is based on the proven Highways Assessment of Maintenance Priorities (HAMP) rating system and has reflected the agreed intervention levels. The HAMP rating intervention level directs funding to those maintenance schemes displaying a higher maintenance need. Planned maintenance repairs undertaken through the capital maintenance programme include surface dressing, special maintenance and resurfacing schemes.
3.4 As reported previously, an extra £1 million was awarded to Hampshire by Government to address clay shrinkage problems associated with the long hot and dry summer of 2003. A total of £23,000 was allocated to the Fareham area for 2004/05 and this has already been spent to treat areas of footway and carriageway affected by shrinkage within the Borough.
3.5 This year's schemes are progressing well with the expectation that the `planned' maintenance programme will be delivered within time and budget constraints. Progress on this year's schemes is shown in Appendix 2.
3.6 Surface dressing is an extremely cost-effective way of prolonging the life of the carriageway, sealing any existing cracks and restoring skid resistance. The total county-wide programme for 2004/05 is £2,727,000 (including approximately £700,000 for safety engineering related surface dressing) which is managed centrally. All sites on this year's programme for the Fareham area have now been successfully treated. This year's schemes are listed in Appendix 2.
4. Minor Capital Works
4.1 The Minor Capital Works Programme (also known as the Under £10,000 Programme) is funded from the capital allocation based on the Local Transport Plan submission to the Department for Transport. A total of £19,000 was allocated for the Fareham area in 2004/05 and the schemes included in the programme are:
(i) A27 West Street, Portchester
Widening footway adjacent to Portchester Park £9,000
(ii) Bridge Street, Titchfield
Provision of footway between canal and river £10,000
4.2 Works are programmed to start in September to the footway in front of Portchester Park and consultation has commenced with regard to the new footway provision at Bridge Street, Titchfield. Works will be completed within this financial year.
5. `Second Homes' Money
5.1 Following the change in legislation with respect to the council tax discount on second homes, additional income has been received by both Fareham Borough Council and Hampshire County Council. The County Council has agreed with Fareham Borough Council to allocate this additional money on improvements to footway and highway conditions in areas of higher usage to improve the safety, convenience and overall appearance for highway users. The areas to be specifically targeted will be adjacent to or in the near vicinity of neighbourhood shopping facilities and other community facilities.
5.2 The areas identified, Highlands Road shopping area and Crofton Lane neighbourhood shopping area, are predominantly publicly maintainable highway. Schemes had already been identified within Fareham Borough Council's environmental improvement programme and by combining the funding more comprehensive improvements can be achieved.
5.3 Proposals at Highlands Road have already been subject to public consultation and detailed designs are currently being prepared. The scheme includes footway, kerbing and carriageway improvements, rearrangement of the parking layout and additional environmental improvements. These works will require further detailed approval prior to commencing works.
5.4 Crofton Lane is already the subject of a special maintenance scheme and the neighbourhood shopping area, with its associated layby, requires upgrading. The scheme will involve the resurfacing of the footway and layby area with associated environmental improvements.
6. Traffic Management Act 2004
6.1 The Traffic Management Act received Royal Assent in July 2004 and places a new duty on the County Council to keep traffic moving and minimise congestion and disruption for all users of roads, footways and cycle tracks.
6.2New and extended powers have been introduced to assist with this new duty, key of which is the requirement to appoint a Traffic Manager who will be the focal point within the authority with regard to activities that affect movement on the road network and to ensure the co-ordination of all works on the highway.
6.3 A new permit system for those wishing to work on the highway has been included, as well as improved works co-ordination, provision of better travel information to the public and de-criminalisation powers to give civil penalties for traffic violations. It is not clear yet when the new legislation will be enacted but it is anticipated that it will be introduced in stages as the specific regulations and Codes of Practice are finalised.
6.4 There are powers for the Government to intervene should an authority not perform adequately in this new duty and performance measures will be developed for this.
6.5 The Environment Department is already well placed to meet most of the requirements but some organisational changes may be required to meet the challenges of the new Act. These are presently being considered.
7. Asset Management
7.1 New Government resource accounting rules and the Best Practice approach to the management of the highway network have led to the requirement to start development of Asset Management Plans in the UK for highway networks. Asset Management planning is a relatively new concept in the UK but is well established in New Zealand, Australia and the USA.
7.2 The basic principles are that the whole life value of the highway network asset is taken into account when considering deterioration, maintenance and improvements of the asset. This not only includes the structural condition of the highway network but also its `serviceability', eg making best use of the asset in the safest way. The Environment Department has for some time had policies and procedures which already form key elements of Asset Management planning but further development is now required. This includes things such as the need to more accurately record and value the asset and look at whole life costing, longer term needs and scheme strategies.
7.3 The County Surveyors' Society has produced an Asset Management framework for guidance and it will be a requirement to report on the progress of County Asset Management Plans as part of the LTP process.
7.4 Consultants OPUS, who are recognised as world leaders in this field, have been appointed to help with the development of Asset Management planning for the Environment Department.
Recommendation
That progress on the highway maintenance programmes be noted and the schemes identified for joint funding with the additional `second homes' money be endorsed.
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APPENDIX 1
2004/05 |
2004/05 Amended |
% Committed | |
Revenue Budget 2004/05 |
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Routine Maintenance (carriageway, footway repairs) |
168,000 |
174,000 |
36% |
Gully Cleansing |
6,000 |
6,000 |
Nil |
Aids to Movement (signs and road markings) |
70,000 |
70,000 |
29% |
Traffic Management TROs |
13,000 |
13,000 |
66% |
Environmental (grass, shrubs) (FBC) |
138,000 |
132,000 |
100% |
Weed Control |
42,000 |
42,000 |
50% |
Hazard Clearance |
75,000 |
85,000 |
35% |
Total |
512,000 |
522,000 |
|
Additional `Second Homes' allocation |
97,000 |
93,700 |
|
Capital Budget 2004/05 Principal Roads |
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Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
33,000 |
33,000 |
85% |
Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
Nil |
Nil |
|
Principal Roads Resurfacing |
Nil |
Nil |
|
Total |
33,000 |
33,000 |
|
Capital Budget 2004/05 Non-Principal Roads |
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Non-Principal Roads Routine Structural Repairs |
311,000 |
325,000 |
57% |
Non-Principal Roads Special Maintenance |
801,678 |
777,000 |
70% |
Non-Principal Roads Resurfacing |
79,090 |
79,000 |
70% |
Additional £3.5 million Footway Maintenance |
260,000 |
260,000 |
70% |
Additional to cover clay shrinkage |
23,000 |
100% | |
Non-Principal Roads Tactile Paving Crossing Points |
14,000 |
14,000 |
40% |
Total |
1,465,768 |
1,478,000 |
|
Total Maintenance Budget Allocation Fareham |
2,010,768 |
2,033,000 |
APPENDIX 2 Non A Road Special Maintenance Schemes | ||||||
Road Name |
Ward |
Description |
Estimate |
Rating |
Start |
Finish |
Cowes Lane |
Warsash |
Drainage from Bramble Bank to field |
12980 |
999 |
Mar |
Mar |
Hook Lane |
Warsash |
Drainage from playing fields to stream at Wellside Cottages |
73520 |
999 |
Def'd until 05/06 |
|
Frog Lane |
Titchfield |
Drainage from side of 44 to o/s Ardeem |
5720 |
999 |
Comp |
|
Cutlers Lane |
Stubbington |
Footway from 42/44 to 54/56 Northern f/w |
5860 |
185 |
Comp |
|
Mancroft Avenue |
Hill Head |
Footway from 35 to opposite 60/62 |
4500 |
184 |
Comp |
|
Newgate Lane |
Stubbington |
Footway and drainage from junction with Tanners Lane to south body of HMS Collingwood |
11300 |
178 |
Oct |
Oct |
Garnett Close |
Stubbington |
Footway from 5/6 to east body of 12. North f/w |
21560 |
177 |
Comp |
|
Northways |
Stubbington |
Footway from 1/2 to 16 |
12940 |
171 |
Comp |
|
Garnett Close |
Stubbington |
Footway from 58 St Mary's Road to 5/6 Garnett Close |
21560 |
169 |
Comp |
|
East Lodge |
Titchfield |
Footway from junction with South Lodge to North Body of 2 East Lodge |
8050 |
166 |
Comp |
|
Cherrygarth Road |
Titchfield |
Footway from Nth Body of 33 Catisfield Road to 25/27 Cherrygarth Rd |
13630 |
159 |
Comp |
|
Langstone Walk |
Fareham West |
Footway from SE cnr of 28 to 32 |
5500 |
157 |
Feb |
Mar |
Northways |
Stubbington |
Footway from 24 to 35/36 |
13070 |
156 |
Comp |
|
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from 71/73 to 77/79 |
10500 |
153 |
Aug |
Oct |
Ashton Way |
Hill Head |
Footway from junction with Stubbington Lane to 6/7 Ashton Way |
12740 |
151 |
Nov |
Dec |
Orchard Grove |
Portchester East |
Footway from Wicor Mill Lane junction to Seafield Rd junction. |
10560 |
150 |
Comp |
|
Langstone Walk |
Fareham West |
Footway from 25/27 to junction with Rowan Way |
8210 |
150 |
Feb |
Mar |
East Lodge |
Titchfield |
Footway from Nth Body of 1 to junction with Cherrygarth Road |
11840 |
147 |
Comp |
|
East Lodge |
Titchfield |
Footway from junction with Cherrygarth Road to 23/25 Hunters Lodge |
4880 |
147 |
Comp |
|
Short Road |
Hill Head |
Footway from 7/9 to SW corner of 38 |
11500 |
145 |
Comp |
|
Mays Lane |
Stubbington |
Footway from 104/106 to junction with Stroud Green Lane |
24340 |
145 |
Jan |
Feb |
Brook Lane |
Park Gate |
Footway from midpoint at 111 to Nth body of 121 |
11311 |
144 |
Comp |
|
Vincent Grove |
Portchester East |
Footway from 2/4 to 22/24 |
10120 |
143 |
Feb |
Mar |
Harriet Close |
Hill Head |
Footway from garages area to Sth body of 2 |
5430 |
139 |
Oct |
Oct |
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from 105/107 to Carisbrook Ave junction |
20500 |
136 |
Aug |
Oct |
Wild Ridings |
Titchfield |
Footway from 1/3 to send of splay |
6640 |
134 |
Feb |
Mar |
Barnes Lane |
Sarisbury |
Footway from opposite 72 to junction with Barnes Close |
8305 |
134 |
Comp |
|
Langstone Walk |
Fareham West |
Footway from 25/27 to junction with Thorney Close |
6640 |
133 |
Oct |
Dec |
Larches Gardens |
Titchfield |
Footway from 2A/2B to NE corner of 2 |
6010 |
133 |
Comp |
|
Hollam Close |
Titchfield |
Footway from 9 to junction with Hollam Crescent |
6720 |
131 |
Feb |
Feb |
Brook Lane |
Park Gate |
footway from mid point of 79 to Nth body of 99 |
22780 |
130 |
Comp |
|
Ditton Close |
Stubbington |
Footway from NE corner of 19 Mays Lane to NE corner of 25 Mayes Lane |
40550 |
129 |
Jan |
Feb |
Larches Gardens |
Titchfield |
Start of footway at 1 to end of Footway at garages by 3 |
7570 |
129 |
Comp |
|
Barnes Lane |
Sarisbury |
Footway from lamp column 39 to lamp column 40 |
5100 |
129 |
Comp |
|
Hunts Pond Road |
Titchfield Common |
Footway from splay at Lodge Road to opp 131 access |
8200 |
126 |
Dec |
Feb |
Alveston Link |
Fareham West |
Footway from Aust Road to Charfield Close |
7570 |
124 |
Comp |
|
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from junction with The Grove to 105/107 |
4620 |
124 |
Aug |
Oct |
Barnes Lane |
Sarisbury |
Footway from Barnes Close to Winnards Park |
4110 |
122 |
Comp |
|
Painswick Close |
Park Gate |
Footway from junction with Addison Close to West body of 20 |
10985 |
120 |
Comp |
|
Greenbanks Gardens |
Fareham East |
Footway from vehicle crossing at 1 to 5/6 |
12870 |
119 |
Sep |
Sep |
Fairfield Avenue |
Fareham South |
Footway from East boundary of 93 to 97/99 |
7150 |
119 |
Nov |
Jan |
Glynn Way |
Hill Head |
Footway from 16/17 to 26/27 |
16020 |
119 |
Nov |
Dec |
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from 66/68 to Nth boundary of 88 |
17920 |
119 |
Aug |
Oct |
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from 23/25 to 39 Cottesway East garages |
19780 |
118 |
Aug |
Oct |
Cornaway Lane |
Portchester East |
Footway from centre of 2 to Sth boundary of 40 |
20660 |
117 |
Comp |
|
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
Footway from Sth boundary of 6 to14/16 |
11660 |
117 |
Aug |
Oct |
Longfield Avenue |
Fareham South |
Footway from Sth boundary of 102 to Nth boundary of 112 |
3520 |
116 |
Nov |
Jan |
Fairfield Avenue |
Fareham South |
Footway from opposite 105/107 to Nth corner of 113 |
6930 |
115 |
Nov |
Jan |
Larches Gardens |
Titchfield |
Footway from 5 to 11 |
4500 |
115 |
Comp |
|
Painswick Close |
Park Gate |
Footway from junction with Addison Road to West boundary of 21 |
10525 |
115 |
Comp |
|
Carran Walk |
Fareham South |
Footway from 15/17 to Conniston Walk |
14300 |
114 |
Nov |
Jan |
Glenbrook Walk |
Fareham West |
Footway from East boundary of 1 to West boundary of 8 |
6640 |
114 |
Nov |
Jan |
Crofton Lane |
Hillhead |
Footway from opposite 6/8 to 21/23 |
8000 |
114 |
Aug |
Oct |
Titchfield Road |
Stubbington |
Footway from 27 to junction with Canterbury Road |
13640 |
114 |
Comp |
|
Cranbourne Walk |
Fareham South |
Footway from Longfield Ave to Nth body of 2 Cranbourne Walk |
16170 |
112 |
Nov |
Jan |
Sandport Grove |
Portchester East |
Footway from junction with Orchard Grove to junction with White Hart Lane |
12760 |
112 |
Comp |
|
Mays Lane |
Stubbington |
Footway from the junction with The Croft to 37A/39 Mays Lane |
10940 |
111 |
Feb |
Mar |
Osbourne View Road |
Hill Head |
Footway from 8/10 to 30/32 |
14900 |
111 |
Comp |
|
Hunts Pond Road |
Titchfield Common |
Footway from 126/128 to junction with Daisy Lane |
11550 |
111 |
Dec |
Feb |
Crescent Road |
Fareham North |
Footway from 192 West Street to 3 Crescent Road |
6200 |
111 |
Comp |
|
Hunts Pond Road |
Titchfield Common |
Footway from access at 134 to 144/146 |
14080 |
110 |
Dec |
Feb |
Comp = Complete
The following Non A Road Special Maintenance Schemes are funded from the additional £3.5 million | ||||||
Road Name |
Ward |
Description |
Estimate |
Rating |
Start |
Finish |
Hollam Close |
Titchfield |
Jcn with Hollam Crescent to Sth body of 8 |
8050 |
109 |
Feb |
Feb |
The Croft |
Stubbington |
2/4 to 42/44 |
27720 |
109 |
Dec |
Jan |
Rowan Way |
Titchfield |
Opposite jcn with Wild Ridings to jcn with Harcourt Road |
9680 |
109 |
Feb |
Mar |
Crescent Road |
Fareham North |
Boundary of 2/3 to 19/20 |
12270 |
107 |
Comp |
|
Church Path |
Fareham East |
Cemetery to Sth body of Manor Croft |
6600 |
106 |
Feb |
Feb |
Hunts Pond Road |
Titchfield Common |
opp 131 access to 114 |
11200 |
106 |
Dec |
Feb |
Stubbington Lane |
Hill Head |
Kingsmead to Ashton Way |
25750 |
106 |
Nov |
Dec |
Sandport Grove |
Portchester East |
Orchard Grove to White Hart Lane |
12100 |
105 |
Comp |
|
Painswick Close |
Park Gate |
19410 |
105 |
Comp |
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Orchard Grove |
Portchester East |
25/27 to Sandport Grove |
4950 |
102 |
Comp |
|
Hollam Drive |
Titchfield |
rear body of 2 to 14/16 |
5000 |
102 |
Feb |
Mar |
Glynn Way |
Hill Head |
1 to 16/17 |
16020 |
102 |
Nov |
Dec |
Titchfield Road |
Stubbington |
110 to St Marys Road |
17740 |
102 |
Comp |
|
Fairfield Avenue |
Fareham South |
99/101 to garages |
7150 |
101 |
Nov |
Jan |
Hollam Drive |
Titchfield |
Hollam Close to LC3 |
5060 |
101 |
Feb |
Mar |
Crescent Road |
Fareham North |
27 - 19/20 |
6220 |
101 |
Comp |
|
Crofton Lane |
Hill Head |
115/117 to The Grove |
8440 |
101 |
Aug |
Oct |
Longfield Avenue |
Fareham South |
Cambrian Walk to 100 Longfield Ave |
4840 |
101 |
Nov |
Jan |
Thorni Avenue |
Catisfield |
Slab replacement |
25000 |
87 |
Mar |
Mar |
Cort Way |
Catisfield |
Slab replacement |
14000 |
86 |
Mar |
Mar |
Non A Road Resurfacing Schemes | |||||
Road Name |
Ward |
Description |
Estimate |
Rating |
|
Northways |
Stubbington |
From Junction with West Street to end of cul-de-sac |
22000 |
118 |
Completed |
Warsash Road |
Warsash |
From junction with Raley Road to east side of 'One Stop'. North side of carriageway |
14000 |
100 |
September |
Wallington Shore Road Spur |
Fareham East |
A27 Delme Link to end of cul-de-sac |
5500 |
93 |
October |
Trinity Street |
Fareham North |
Osborn Road to West Street |
16770 |
89 |
October |
Trinity Street |
Fareham East |
Osborn Road to Colenso Road |
20820 |
86 |
October |
Surface Dressing - Group 2 - A Roads | ||||
Location |
Section |
Area (m2) |
Rating |
Comment |
Bridge Road, Park Gate |
Hunts Pond Road to Brook Lane |
5700 |
60 |
Completed July 04 |
Surface Dressing - Group 2 - Non A Roads |
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Location |
Section |
Area (m2) |
Rating |
Comment |
Osborn Road, Fareham |
High Street to the Art Centre |
875 |
169 |
All completed in June/July 04 |
Brook Lane, Locks Heath |
Pine Walk to Headland Drive |
3700 |
156 |
|
Longfield Avenue, Fareham |
St Michaels Grove to Fort Fareham Road |
3000 |
151 |
|
Boarhunt Road, Fareham |
Borough Boundary to Spurlings Lane |
2400 |
107 |
|
Swivelton Lane, Fareham |
Boarhunt Road to Downend Road |
8900 |
105 |
|
Warsash Road, Titchfield Common |
Hunts Pond Road to Abshot Road |
7700 |
102 |
|
Mill Lane, Fareham |
Railway Bridge to A27 Southampton Road |
4430 |
96 |
|
Surface Dressing - Group 3 |
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Location |
Section |
Area (m2) |
Rating |
Comment |
Gardner Road, Titchfield |
Coach Hill to the end of the Cul De Sac |
5200 |
230 |
All completed in July 04 |
Cormorant Close, Fareham |
Curlew Drive to the end of Cul De Sac |
700 |
197 |
|
Swancote, Fareham |
Curlew Drive to the end of Cul De Sac |
500 |
196 |
|
Widgeon Court, Fareham |
Wagtail Way to the end of Cul De Sac |
300 |
189 |
|
Cygnet Court, Fareham |
Curlew Drive to the end of Cul De Sac |
300 |
180 |
|
Grebe Close, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
500 |
177 |
|
Curlew Drive, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
1300 |
170 |
|
Eagle Close, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
600 |
168 |
|
The Linnets, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of the Cul De Sac |
500 |
167 |
|
Bye Road, Swanwick |
Swanwick Lane to the end of the Cul De Sac |
1200 |
167 |
|
Wagtail Way, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
700 |
164 |
|
Flamingo Court, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
300 |
162 |
|
Teal Close, Fareham |
Chaffinch Way to end of Cul De Sac |
300 |
160 |
|
Hawkwell, Fareham |
Curlew Drive to the end of Cul De Sac |
600 |
160 |
|
Richards Close, Locks Heath |
Locks Road to North and South end of Cul De Sac |
1200 |
156 |
|
Kingfishers, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of the Cul De Sac |
700 |
142 |
|
Falcon Close, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of the Cul De Sac |
600 |
135 |
|
Garstons Close, Titchfield |
Garstons Road to end of the Cul De Sac |
1800 |
130 |
|
Brookfields Gardens, Park Gate |
Brook Lane to the end of the Cul De Sac |
1700 |
128 |
|
Chaffinch Way, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to the end of Cul De Sac |
600 |
125 |
|
Beacon Way, Park Gate |
Beacon Bottom to the end of the Cul De Sac |
2300 |
123 |
|
Posbrook Lane, Titchfield |
Great Posbrook Farm to Coach Hill |
2400 |
117 |
|
Laurel Road, Locks Heath |
Admirals Road to Home Rule Road |
2000 |
116 |
|
Maytree Close, Locks Heath |
Locks Road to the end of the Cul De Sac |
600 |
115 |
|
Thornton Avenue, Warsash |
Passage Lane to adjacent the Ferry House |
2000 |
112 |
|
Woodlands Close, Sarisbury |
Allotment Road to the end of the Cul De Sac |
1900 |
106 |
|
Lodge Road, Locks Heath |
Hunts Pond Road to Church Road |
2100 |
102 |
|
Valley Rise, Park Gate |
Barnbrook Road to the end of Cul De Sac |
700 |
101 |
|
Wren Way, Fareham |
Chaffinch Way to the end of Cul De Sac |
200 |
100 |
|
Hook Lane, Warsash |
Amenity Site to Chilling Lane |
3700 |
100 |
|
The Peregrines, Fareham |
Condor Avenue to North and South Spur |
600 |
97 |
|
Little Abshot Road, Warsash |
Warsash Road to Hook Lane |
3000 |
94 |
|
Holly Hill Lane, Sarisbury |
Barnes Lane to the end of the surfaced road |
5400 |
94 |
|
Footway Surface Dressing 2004
Road Name Section All Completed
Area M2 May/June 2004
Lower Quay Close Lower Quay Road to end of cul de sac inc f/w to 1 250
Earls Road Eastern Parade to end of cul de sac 1250
Seabird Way Earls Road to Johns Road 340
Lower Quay Road Old Gosport Road through to Johns Road 1240
Johns Road Eastern Parade to the end of the cul de sac 1180
Elms Road Gosport Road to Salterns Lane 1250
Allders Road Gosport Road to Elms Road 800
Salterns Estate Eastern Parade to the end of the cul de sac 580
Eastern Parade Earls Road to Salterns Lane 550
Salterns Lane Eastern Parade to Gosport Road 915
Lower Quay Old Gosport Road to Lower Quay Road 120
Old Gosport Road Gosport Road to Lower Quay 260
Hoeford Close Farrier Way to the end of the cul de sac 200
Farrier Way Laburnum Road to Gosport Road 340
Laburnum Road Farrier Way to the end of the cul de sac 450
Rope Walk Lower Quay to Earls Road 275
Elmhurst Road from Gosport Road to Belvoir Close 1300
Belvoir Close from Elmhurst Road to end of cul de sac 2020
Coombe Farm Ave from Alexander Grove to Mill Road 1480
Alexander Grove Mill Road to Coombe Farm Avenue 1540
Geoffrey Crescent Gosport Road to Gosport Road 690