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  1. www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk › residents › travel-roadsRoads And Pathways | Cambridgeshire County Council

    Roads & pathways. 20mph Funding. Dropped kerbs and access protection markings. Electric vehicle charging points. Gritting roads, cycleways & paths. Heavy or abnormal loads on the highway. Highway events. Highway licences & permits. Highway records.

  2. www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk › residents › travel-roadsReport a highways fault | Cambridgeshire County Council

    This is required by Section 41 of the Highways Act. The County Council has a system to inspect roads and footways so we can meet our obligations. Each road and footway is the subject of inspection. The frequency of inspection depends on their classification or status. When a defect or fault is found, any repairs are done within set times.

  3. www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk › residents › travel-roadsHighways development - Cambridgeshire County Council

    • S38 Agreement Bond Sums
    • Bridges
    • Street Lighting

    From April 2024 Bond sums or security deposits for new housing estate road infrastructure will be based upon the following standard linear metre rates. 1. Carriageway (including adjacent footways): £2025.00 per linear metre 2. Cycleway: £510.00 per linear metre 3. Footpath: £405.00 per linear metre

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    The assessment of structures within proposed highway will incur additional charges. To discuss your requirements please contact highways@cambridgeshire.gov.uk.

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    Street lighting must comply to the latest specification as found in the council's Highways policies. Following the submission of S278/ S38 engineering details to Highway Development Management, the engineer will review the extent of the works to ensure compliance with the principles of the planning permission and that the adoptable extent is correc...

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  4. cambridgeshire.cmis.uk.com › CCC_live › DocumentHighway Operational Standards 2021-2031

    1.5 Cambridgeshire’s highway network is by far the most valuable asset for which the County Council is responsible, with a gross replacement cost in 2019/20 in the order of £12.1 billion, (in accordance with Whole of Government Accounts principles). The highway assets covered by this plan are outlined in Section 2.

  5. fenditton-pc.gov.uk › wp-content › uploadsCambridgeshire County Council’s Highway Policies and Standards

    Cambridgeshire County Council Highway Policies and Standards CONTENTS Page No. 1. Introductio n 1 2. A Boards 1 3. Abandoned vehicles on the Highway 1 4. Access Protection 1 5. Banners on the Highway 2 6. Bollards and Marker Posts 2 7. Commuted Sums 2 8. Disabled Parking Bays 3 9. Encroachments and Obstructions 4 10. Gating Orders 4 11.

  6. scambs.moderngov.co.uk › documents › s23273FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is Cambridgeshire Highways?

    For the traffic management service, Cambridgeshire Highways is responsible for the development, design and construction of all traffic management projects up to a value of £500,000. This covers the following programme areas: Jointly funded minor highway improvements. Safer Routes to School. Speed management.

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  8. highwaysreporting.cambridgeshire.gov.ukCambridgeshire County Council - ReportIt

    Report a Problem. Zoom into the map or use the search bar on the top right to find a road. Pinpoint on the map where the problem is. Complete the 'Report a problem' text fields to provide detail on the problem. Please note that the details you supply in the 'Description' and 'Location' fields will be displayed on the map and visible to anyone ...