APPENDIX B - Highway Planned Structural Maintenance Schemes 2011 / 2012 |
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| Classified 'A' Roads | Ward | Planned Works |
| Cross Street (School Rd junction to Atkinson Rd) | Ashton on Mersey/Priory | carriageway resurfacing |
| Classified B & C Roads | ||
| South Downs Road (York Drive to Heather Road) | Bowdon | carriageway resurfacing |
| Ashburton Road West (Nash to Guinness Road) | Gorse Hill | carriageway resurfacing |
| Unclassified Roads | ||
| Deansgate Lane (level crossing to canal) | Broadheath | carriageway resurfacing |
| Seamons Road (DLO surfg at Atlantic St Junct) | Broadheath | carriageway resurfacing |
| Woodhouse Lane (roundabout & juncts) | Broadheath | carriageway resurfacing |
| Cherry Walk (Oak Road to Cheshire Road) | Bucklow St Martins | carriageway resurfacing |
| Wood Lane (part 1/3 length approx) | Bucklow St Martins | carriageway resurfacing |
| Stanley Road (Northumberland Road to cds end) | Clifford | carriageway resurfacing |
| Woodhouse Road (Davyhulme Rd to Bent Lanes) | Davyhulme West | carriageway resurfacing |
| Woodsend Road roundabout | Flixton/Davyhulme West | carriageway resurfacing |
| Coniston Road (Thirlmere Ave to Ennerdale Rd) | Gorse Hill | carriageway resurfacing |
| Langdale Road (Thirlmere Ave to Coniston Rd) | Gorse Hill | carriageway resurfacing |
| Raglan Road (Melville Rd to cul-de-sac end) | Gorse Hill | carriageway resurfacing |
| Selby Road ( Barton Rd to Chatsworth Rd) | Gorse Hill | carriageway resurfacing |
| The Avenue (Arthog Road to cul-de-sac end) | Hale Barns | carriageway resurfacing |
| Ashley Road (Cambridge Rd to Warwick Rd) | Hale Central | carriageway resurfacing |
| Highfield Road (Grove Lane to cul-de-sac end) | Hale Central | carriageway resurfacing |
| Wardle Close (Renton Road loop) | Longford | carriageway resurfacing |
| Ringway Grove (Norris Road to cul-de-sac end) | Sale Moor | carriageway resurfacing |
| Chetwynd Avenue | Urmston | carriageway resurfacing |
| Walmsley Grove | Urmston | carriageway resurfacing |
The above list is the proposed planned structural maintenance for the current year. There's two obvious provisos with which to view the schedule, firstly the schedule is not signed off by the executive member, but more importantly the planned works are based on a budget and even with the best will in the world, things happen that eat into that budget. The last two winters have been particularly severe and have caused unforseeable deterioriation to road surfaces throughout Trafford. We all hope for a mild winter.
You will find on our blog, an invitation for roads and pathways to be put forward for consideration.
Please use either the comments section at the bottom of this page or comment directly on the blog
It's the list of road maintenance and other capital projects scheduled for the area
Check whether your road is listed on the project list and if it's not make sure to report it to the council.
The best way to report a road or pavement problem is online at the Fix My Street website.
FixMyStreet is a site to help people report, view, or discuss local problems they've found to their local council by simply locating them on a map. It launched in early February 2007.
Sure. Graffiti, unlit lampposts, abandoned beds, broken glass on a cycle path; anything like that that could be usefully reported to your council to be fixed.
After entering a postcode or location, you are presented with a map of that area. You can view problems already reported in that area, or report ones of your own simply by clicking on the map at the location of the problem.
They are reported to the council by email. The council can then resolve the problem the way they normally would. Alternatively, you can discuss the problem on the website with others, and then together lobby the council to fix it, or fix it directly yourselves.
Well, firstly that others can see your report, and they can add weight to it. You can also post photographs of the problem. It helps us as councillors to chase up problems that are just not being dealt with quickly enough.
However, if you prefer to use Trafford Council's Reporting Page, just follow this link.
Tell us where you think the roads need attention in the local area
(particularly Lostock, Trafford Park, Stretford and Gorsehill itself)
Don't just restrict yourselves to resurfacing. We're vitally interested in safety considerations for cycling and pedestrians.
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