Herne Relief Road (SC21059)
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The aim of the Herne Relief Road is to alleviate existing traffic congestion concerns through the historic village of Herne.
The village of Herne is subject to an existing Air Quality Management Area.
The scheme aims to provide an alternative route to the existing constrained A291 and therefore reduce congestion and improve journey time reliability through the vicinity of Herne and support the construction of approximately 3,000 homes.
The project also addressed the concerns of local residents, in regard to the safety of the current junctions between Bullockstone Road and A291 Canterbury Road and Bullockstone Road and Lower Herne Road.
The Relief Road takes the form of a widened Bullockstone Road, currently a minor country lane that connects the village of Greenhill and the old Thanet Way with the A291 Canterbury Road.
This includes new roundabout junctions to upgrade the existing priority junction between A291 Canterbury Road and Bullockstone Road and the creation of a new junction between the Strode Farm Development Spine Road and Bullockstone Road.
Bullockstone Road is to be widened to a 7m carriageway between these two junctions.
The works also include the provision of a new pedestrian/cycling facility along the full extent of Bullockstone Road.
The Relief Road, in combination with a Spine Road through the Strode Farm Housing development, aims to provide an alternative route for strategic traffic between A299 and Canterbury, avoiding historic Herne village.
Further information about the scheme can be found at the following link on the Kent County Council Website: https://www.kent.gov.uk/roads-and-travel/road-projects/planned-roadprojects/bullockstone-road-improvement-scheme
What the supplier must deliver
The scheme aims to provide an alternative
The scheme aims to provide an alternative route to the existing.
Through the vicinity of Herne and support
through the vicinity of Herne and support the construction of approximately 3,000 homes.
Farm Housing development, aims to provide
Farm Housing development, aims to provide an alternative route for strategic traffic.
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