Combe Down to University of Bath: Copseland

Contents

• Introduction and policy background
• Scheme overview
• Detailed plans: for cyclists
• Detailed plans: for pedestrians
• Detailed plans: for motorists
• Detailed plans: for bus users
• Detailed plans: for residents
• Our experts discuss the plans
• Scheme drawings and diagrams
• Have your say
• Project timeline
• Project funding and documentation

Project timeline

The timeline below shows the project stages we will follow if this scheme is approved to go ahead. We will update this page when more details become available.

Public consultation on scheme proposals

22 Feb to 22 Mar 2021

 

This consultation is now closed.

•  View a map of the scheme

•  View related active travel consultations

Decision

Summer 2021

 

The results from the consultation were considered by the Council’s Cabinet on 23rd June 2021, where it decided the scheme, with some amendments, should proceed to the Traffic Regulation Order stage of consultation as part of the wider business case development work being undertaken to improve walking and cycling routes between Combe Down, the city centre and the University of Bath. Read the report on the Active Travel Fund scheme and the minutes from the meeting.

Public consultation on traffic regulation orders

2022

 

There will be a further stage of consultation where people can formally object or comment on the proposed traffic restrictions that are required to bring the scheme into effect:

• Publishing our proposal to provide a new parallel zebra crossing and the provision of continuous footways
• Public consultation and summary report
• Decision on whether to confirm the crossing and continuous footways

Construction

2022/23

 

If the scheme proceeds, we expect to complete construction by 2022/23.

We will publish on our website detailed information on how we will manage the work

Monitoring

Ongoing

 

If the scheme goes ahead, we will undertake traffic flow counts and opinion surveys before and after project implementation.