Decision - A259 Active Travel Improvement Scheme Fourth Avenue - Wharf Road
As published
the council's own words, uneditedThis is a special report following the administrations requirements for the scheme. The report makes recommendations to enable officers to meet the requirements of the administration.
1) That the Committee agrees to redesign the A259 Fourth Avenue to Wharf Road scheme. 2) That the Committee notes that significant additional funding will be required to redesign and deliver the final scheme. The final scheme design and funding requirements will be subject to a further report to this committee, including funding sources such as other external grant or reallocation of the Councils Programme. 3) That Committee delegates authority to the Executive Director, Economy, Environment & Culture to take all steps necessary to terminate the current call-off Contract for the A259 Fourth Avenue to Wharf Road Active Travel Scheme and notes the financial implications of both the stand-down charges and termination fees as detailed in section 7 of this report.
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gpt-5.6-luna-2026-07-09 · 4056/1574 tokens · 11905ms · parsed 9 Sep 2026 12:00The report proposed redesigning the A259 Fourth Avenue to Wharf Road active travel scheme to provide a continuous bi-directional cycle lane, improve pedestrian facilities and retain vehicle lanes where possible. It also proposed terminating the existing works contract to avoid ongoing stand-down charges, with a further report required on the redesigned scheme and additional funding.
Stakeholders named
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parsed- Redesign the A259 Fourth Avenue to Wharf Road scheme over approximately six months.
- Terminate the current call-off contract if the redesign option is agreed, with termination amounts calculated under the contract terms.
- Prepare a further report on the final scheme design, detailed costs and funding sources.
- Communicate the revised timeframe and programme impact to Active Travel England.
- Update the Equalities Impact Assessment and undertake further consultation if significant design changes are proposed.