Transport Asset Management Plan - Halton Borough Council

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Halton Borough Council Transport Asset Management Plan Chapter Title Page No FOREWORD 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4 1 Introduction 5 2 Objectives and Policies 13 3 Asset Inventory and Characteristics 18 4 Levels of Service 33 5 Future Network Changes 37 6 Work Programme 39 7 Highway Maintenance Funding 40 8 Risk Management 42 9 Lifecycle Plans 44 10 Future Monitoring of the Asset Management Plan 47 11 References 48 Appendix A Maintenance Codes of Practice Recommendations Appendix A1 Code of Practice for Highway Maintenance ‘Well Maintained Highways’, Appendix A2 Code of Practice for Structures ‘Management of Highway Structures’ Appendix A3 Code of Practice for Highway Lighting ‘Well lit highways’ Appendix B Progress against LTP objectives Appendix C Level of Service Assessment Appendix D CPA Scorecard FinalversionLprovisional0.doc 2
Halton Borough Council Transport Asset Management Plan Foreword by the Leader of the Council I am pleased to have overseen the production and publication of the Council’s Transport Asset Management Plan. This is the first time we have taken the opportunity to consolidate our various policies and procedures into one document that explains how we look after our highways and bridges in Halton. We all take for granted our ability to have reasonable access to the shops, schools, hospitals and businesses both within and outside the Borough. In monetary terms the Halton highway network, which includes all the associated elements such as bridges, drainage, footpaths etc is estimated to be worth in excess of £1.25billion. It is essential for the future prosperity of the Borough that we continue to invest in maintenance and improvement to the highway network and so ensure that we continue to obtain the benefits from what is the Council’s single largest asset. In conjunction with the Local Transport Plan this document sets out our strategy and also underlines the Council’s commitment to meet, and where possible, to exceed the national standards for Highway Maintenance. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who have contributed to this publication. Council Leader Councillor Tony McDermott FinalversionLprovisional0.doc 3
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