A614 junction improvements
Ollerton Roundabout
- enlarged conventional roundabout – 5 arms instead of 6
- capacity increases
- speed limit will be reduced on approaches
- two toucan crossings
- estimated cost £7.4 million
- scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation
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Mickledale Lane
- junction will be signalised
- service road to the rear of the four residential properties
- a relocated field access on the north side of Mickledale Lane after consultation with the land owner
- motorists exiting Mickledale Lane will see a big reduction in journey delay
- estimated cost £3.6 million
- scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation
- design currently focusing on local access to four properties and Limes Café.
Deerdale Lane
- junction will be signalised
- hidden dip will be reprofiled as you approach junction
- estimated cost £4.7 million
- scheme requires third party land – Via will try to purchase all land by negotiation
White Post Roundabout
- maintenance Scheme – resurfacing and lining
- estimated cost £100,000
Warren Hill - updated October 2020
- provide a ‘tiger tail’ merge (like a usual slip road arrangement)
- a proposed banned right turn which will prevent people doing a U-turn from the north on A614 to south on A6097
- estimated cost £490k
Lowdham Roundabout - new proposed layout
Out for consultation 2-22 November 2020
- non-standard elliptical (oval) shape
- capacity increased to cater for future forecast traffic growth, the design includes three approach lanes on the A612 Nottingham Road for example
- scheme avoids amenity area at the cricket pitch and playing fields
- loss of trees reduced signifi cantly, and no trees are affected around the cricket pitch
- Nottingham Road adjacent to the war memorial will stay the same as it is now
- speed limit reduced to 30mph on all approaches to the junction
- toucan crossing included on A6097 Epperstone Bypass (north) arm to provide a safe crossing point across the dual carriageway and improve connectivity to Lowdham village
- scheme still requires third party land to enable construction. Nottinghamshire County Council will try to purchase all land by negotiation
- estimated cost £4million
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A6097 Bridgford Street/Kirk Hill Juction - new addition to scheme
Out for consultation 2-22 November 2020
- capacity increased to cater for future forecast traffic growth
- two ahead lanes along the A6097 Bridgford St in both directions plus separately signalled right turn lanes to both East Bridgford and Newton villages
- improvements to the geometry of Kirk Hill to improve traffic efficiency and road safety
- scheme requires third party land to enable construction. Nottinghamshire County Council will try to purchase all land by negotiation
- estimated cost £4 million