Technical Notes 2022, Issue 32 - Additional Capital Investment in Footways, Access and Drainage Projects

Report by: 
Ann Davie, Depute Chief Executive
TN Number: 
032-22
Subject: 
Additional Capital Investment in Footways, Access and Drainage Projects
Responsible Officer: 
Thomas McMenamin, Executive Officer - Roads & Environment
Publication: 
This Technical Note will be published on the Council’s website following circulation to Members. Its contents may be disclosed or shared outwith the Council.
Details: 
  1. The purpose of the Technical Note is to provide Members with an update on the previous agreed additional capital investment in to various themed projects.
  2. As a reminder, the allocation of the additional investment was agreed at Council on 4 November 2021 under agenda item 14, report PNCA/091/21/AB.
  3. The Council agreed the recommendation of the report which were:

 

  1. Instructs the Executive Officer – Roads & Environment to identify and thereafter progress projects to resurface pavements, enhance cycle ways and footpaths in rural areas and to address flooding/drainage issues.
  2. Instructs officers to fund £1m in additional expenditure from current reserves and for the Executive Officer – Assets & Facilities to incorporate this change in a full update to the 10 Year Capital Investment Plan to be presented to a future Council.
  3. Notes that in year monitoring of the capital programme will continue to be provided to Council through reports to the Council’s Policy and Resources Committee, which will include regular updates on all capital projects, and advise of minor cost changes on projects/budget lines and virements within the overall approved programme.


 

  1. In addition, it was also agreed that Officers bring back the management information they currently had, along with the additional projects proposed by Local Members, and subsequently scored, to the Group Leaders and Independent Councillor. These projects would be costed and, if the total exceeded the £1m allocated budget, representations could be made to the Scottish Government.
  2. A meeting of the Group Leaders and Independent Councillor, attended by the Council Chief Executive, Depute Chief Executive and Executive Officer for Roads & Environment took place on Thursday 10 February 2021 to review the proposed projects under the agreed themes.
  3. A summary of the projects themes and estimated spend is included in the under noted table.
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Drainage

Access

Resurfacing

Totals

Number of Projects

17

9

14

40

Estimated Spend

£206,000

£210,000

£506,440

£922,440

Contingency

   

£77,560

£77,560

TOTAL

£206,017

£210,000

£584,000

£1,000,000

  1. The group agreed to take forward 40 projects across various geographical areas and these area broken down in the under noted table

Drainage Projects

Area

Location

Action

Bearsden

Greenhead Road

Replacement of gullies

Bearsden

Thomson Drive

Further CCTV investigation required with possible work to remove roots and upgrade gullies.

Bearsden

Campsie Drive

Replacement of gullies

Bearsden

Roman Avenue

Update and add to existing infrastructure

Bishopbriggs

Etive Crescent

Replacement of gullies

Bishopbriggs

Inverary Drive

Replacement of gullies

Bishopbriggs

Stirling Drive

Replacement of gullies

Bishopbriggs

Hillside Drive

Replacement of gullies

Kirkintilloch

Townhead

Upgrade carrier pipe

Kirkintilloch

Beaufort Gardens

Drainage upgrade and repair

Lenzie

Garngaber Court

Replacement of gullies

Lenzie

Millersneuk Court

Replacement of gullies

Lenzie

Victoria Road

Replacement of gullies

Milton of Campsie

Campsie Road

Upgrade on carrier pipe

Milngavie

Ashburn Road

Replacement of gullies

Torrance

Balmore Road (Hayway and Hillpark cottage)

Drainage upgrade at two locations

Torrance

Maitland Drive

Drainage upgrade, replace gulley and raise kerb

Access Projects

Area

Location

Action

Bearsden

Craigdhu Path - east of A81 connecting to Allander Leisure Centre

Path resurfacing

Bearsden

Rannoch Drive and Kinnaird Crescent

Path resurfacing

Bearsden

Mosshead to Heather Avenue

Path resurfacing

Bishopbriggs

Path between Carnoustie Crescent and Angus Avenue

Path widening

Bishopbriggs

Angus Avenue

New pedestrian crossing at Careston Place

Kirkintilloch

Luggie Park

Park path improvement to correct long standing drainage issue near skate park

Milngavie

Falloch Road to Hunter Road at Clober PS

Path resurfacing

Milngavie

Barloch Moor

Park path improvements to improve connections to Mugdock Road to Buchannan Street.

Milngavie

Mains Park

Park path improvements to improve access and links to Play Area and Clober Primary and various residential areas

Footway Resurfacing Locations

Area

Location

Action

Bearsden

Maxwell Avenue

Footway Resurfacing

Bearsden

Killermont Road

Footway Resurfacing

Bearsden

Milngavie Road (Westside near Mosshead Road)

Footway Resurfacing

Bishopbriggs

Allander Gardens

Footway Resurfacing

Bishopbriggs

Teviot Avenue,

Footway Resurfacing

Bishopbriggs

Cander Rigg

Footway Resurfacing

Kirkintilloch

Briar Road

Footway Resurfacing

Kirkintilloch

Alexandra Place

Footway Resurfacing

Torrance

School Road

Footway Resurfacing

Torrance

Moray Drive

Footway Resurfacing

Milngavie

Dougalston Avenue

Footway Resurfacing

Milngavie

Drumcarn Drive

Footway Resurfacing

Bishopbriggs

Sprinfield Square (at western end)

Footway Resurfacing

  1. It should also be noted that additional project were also identified and further investigation and/or funding is required before these can be progressed. However, the various Services will complete this exercise and future consideration will be given on how best to progress any feasible projects.
  2. In addition, already established Core Capital Programmes will continue in parallel with the additionally funded projects.
  3. As previously stated and agreed at Council the progress related to the spend of the additional capital will be covered at future Personnel and Resource Committees.
Distribution List: 
All Elected Members, Corporate Management Team, Executive Officers, HSCP Management Team, Corporate Communications