New works added to roads reconstruction plan

Plans for how to use the additional £2.61m added to the roads reconstruction programme at last month’s budget have now been completed.

The total value of works planned for 2021/22 is £10m, as reported to the Environment, Development and Infrastructure Committee earlier this month. Members will review the full, updated, programme at the committee’s next meeting in June.

The 2021/22 roads reconstruction programme includes schemes which are carried over from the current financial year. Covid, and the restrictions imposed on constructions works, meant no surface dressing was carried out in this financial year. However, significant preparatory work was undertaken.

The Roads Reconstruction Programme aims to arrest the rate of decline and provide an overall improvement in condition. The success of this approach has been demonstrated in recent years through independent evaluation, as outlined in the Annual Status and Options Report.

Councillor Rory Colville, Policy Lead for Roads and Infrastructure Services, said: “This is a significant investment and recognises the vital role that transport and travel will play in Argyll and Bute’s post-Covid recovery.”

Included in the additional £2.61m works are:

Mid Argyll

A816

Kilmartin

£75,000

Inlay/Overlay

U20

Kilmartin School Road

£36,000

Regulate and overlay

U55

Queen Elizabeth, Furnace

£30,000

Inlay

C36

Furnace Village

£29,000

Inlay

B8024

Glen Ralloch

£100,000

Geogrid and overlay

Total

£270,000

 

 

Kintyre

U10

Auchencorvie – Homeston

£100,000

Road reconstruction/edge strengthening

U17

Gobbagreggan Road

£70,000

Regulate and overlay

U15/U48

Crosshill Avenue/Ralston Road

£100,000

Inlay

Total

£270,000

 

 

 

 

 

Islay and Jura

A846

Jura  - Feolin Ferry southwards

£50,000

Regulate and Overlay

A846

Laphraoig

£40,000

Embankment stabilisation & surfacing

B8016

Various Locations Glenegedale

Lots, Leorin

£180,000

Regulate and Overlay

Total

£270,000

 

 

Lorn

C33

Lerags Road

£30,000

Regulate & overlay

 

Luing   - various sections

£100,000

Regulate & overlay

U22

Achavaich Road

£30,000

Regulate & overlay

U37

Fasnacloich Rd

£30,000

Regulate & overlay

U52

Glenshellach Rd

£25,000

Regulate & overlay

U18

Loch Nell

£30,000

Regulate & overlay

U005

Croft Avenue

£25,000

Inlay

A816

Kilninver - Kilmore

£120,000

Reshape & Overlay Completion of widening scheme

A816

Soroba Road

£50,000

Structural Patching

U43

Lochavullin Road

£50,000

Inlay

B844

Kilninver – Lochseil

£40,000

Overlay

B845

Blarcreen – Glensallach

£40,000

Overlay

U56

Pulpit Rock – Surfacing

£40,000

After street lighting scheme

Total

£610,000

 

 

Mull

A849

Lochdon South

£50,000

Carriageway widening

B8073

Killiechronan to Ulva Ferry phase 2

£104,000

Regulate and overlay

C46

Glenbellart

£100,000

Regulate and overlay

C54

Lochbuie

£50,000

Regulate and overlay

Total

£304,000

 

 

 

Bute

A844

Kingarth junction

£50,000

Overlay

B881

Kichatten Bay

£75,000

Overlay/inlay

U82

Flexitec Factory Road

£26,000

Inlay

Total

£151,000

 

 

Cowal

A815

Cluniter Straight Innellan

£80,000

Inlay/overlay

A815

Croft Kennels – Tom Dubh

£116,000

Reprofile/drainage – ruts

A886

Kinlochruel

£75,000

Regulate and overlay

B8000

Kames – Millhouse

£100,000

Overlay

Total

£371,000

 

 

Helensburgh and Lomond

A814

South of Morelaggan ( slip area)

£50,000

Regulate and overlay

A814

Faslane R/About South approach

£35,000

Re surface

A814

Westerhill Farm - Ardoch

£60,000

Re surface

U295

Upland Road Patching

£40,000

Structural Patching

U296

Upland Wynd Patching

£15,000

Structural Patching

A818

Sinclair St-Luss Rd (Blackhill)

£15,000

Inlay

B838

Church Road Arrochar

£40,000

Overlay

U212

MacFarlane Drive Arrochar

£10,000

Inlay

U253

School Road Luss

£20,000

Inlay

U97

East Abercromby St Helensburgh

£80,000

Inlay

Total

£365,000

 

 

These works area additional to those presented to the committee on 4 March: /moderngov/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=546&MId=14096&Ver=4

 

The overall budget is divided on the basis of the area of the road network. For example, there is a greater road surface area in Oban, Lorn and the Isles than in Helensburgh and Lomond. 

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