Road Closures

The Town Council has been notified as below.  A map of the diversion can be found here: 70069269-LOCATION PLAN

This letter is to inform you that North Yorkshire County Council will be undertaking highway drainage investigation works on the A684 Conyers Lane, between the junctions with Chapel Lane, Akebar to Leyburn Road, Constable Burton, please see attached plan for detail.  This work is programmed to take place on Tuesday 1^st and Wednesday 2^nd February.  Please note that to complete this work it will be necessary to close the A684 in both directions. A fully signed diversion route will be in place.

The works will be carried out between 09.30 and 15.00 and the road closure will be in place between these times only.  This may inevitably delay vehicular travel but we will endeavour to minimise the duration of the road closure where possible.

Please note, this work is part of an extensive programme and therefore it is possible that some adjustment to this start date or the duration of the works may be necessary should unforeseen circumstances such as significant weather events or emergencies on the highway network arise.

We request your assistance in the following ways: –

• Please contact the Council Customer Service Centre, 01609 780780, to advise of any special access needs you may require during the work period.
• Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and the Traffic Safety & Control Officer and take extra care whilst near the works area.

For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts, please go to;

https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-road-closures-and-diversions

May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices. When submitting a response, we will record personal information including your name and address.

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and would again request your co-operation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.

Customer Resolution Centre

The below is copied from the NYCC website here https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/road-gritting.

With Winter coming, you may wish to save this link to look up which roads will be gritted.

See when roads are gritted and view our gritting routes.

Between 1 October and 30 April we keep North Yorkshire’s roads moving during periods of extreme weather.

Motorways and trunk roads such as the A1, A1(M), A66, A66(M), A64, A168 (Dishforth to Thirsk) and A19 (Thirsk to Crathorne) are the responsibility of Highways England.

When we will grit the roads

Our gritting crews are on call 24 hours a day between October and April. They will treat North Yorkshire roads whenever needed. Remember gritting does not guarantee an ice free surface. Traffic needs to drive over a gritted road in order to grind the salt and activate it. Salt alone does not melt snow and ice. We monitor conditions throughout the day and night and adjust our gritting plans an needed.

Our gritting plans for overnight on the 22 to 23 November are:

Area	Gritting plans
Richmondshire	Gritting all priority 1 routes.
Hambleton	Gritting all priority 1 routes.
Scarborough	Gritting all priority 1 routes.
Ryedale	Gritting all priority 1 routes.
Craven	Gritting all priority 1 and 2 routes.
Harrogate	Gritting all priority 1 routes.
Selby	Gritting all priority 1 routes.

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We grit our roads in the order below, as resources allow, based on traffic flows and the best use of our gritters.

Priority	Type of road	Gritted by
1	Connects or passes through towns	7am
2	Access to local communities	10am
Unmarked	Housing estates and country lanes	Only gritted if conditions last over 72 hours and resources allow

Most scheduled buses and three quarters of school buses run on gritted routes. We cannot grit all our roads due to the time and cost involved.

We update Twitter when we plan to grit, subject to resources. You can follow us @northyorkscc.

Live weather cameras

We have weather stations across the county which record photos, monitor humidity, road temperature, air temperature and wind speed.

View our roadside cameras

When we will grit footpaths and footways

Busy shopping areas and main pedestrian footways will be treated before 9am in severe weather. We will not treat footways following normal overnight frosty conditions.

After snowfall and icy conditions, busy shopping streets and main pedestrian footways will be cleared first. Remaining footways and cycleways will be treated in priority order as resources allow.

Footpath gritting in the Craven area

Footpath gritting in the Hambleton area

Footpath gritting in the Harrogate area

Footpath gritting in the Richmondshire area

Footpath gritting in the Ryedale area

Footpath gritting in the Scarborough area

Footpath gritting in the Selby area

Further information

How we decide when to grit

Requesting a change to a route

Gritting facts and figures

Gritting myths and frequently asked questions

Safe winter driving

Our winter maintenance policy

Find out about our winter gritting in video

Our winter service in North Yorkshire

Getting ready for winter in North Yorkshire

Deciding whether to salt or not to salt

Find out what it’s like out on the road

Keeping you safe on the roads

Spreading our message – how we let you know about our gritting plans

Please see below, notified by NYCC Area 1 Highways.

Dear Resident/ Proprietor

A684 SAFER ROADS FUND – CRAKEHALL AND PATRICK BROMPTON ROAD MARKING REINSTATEMENT

This letter is to inform you that following recent resurfacing of the A684 through Crakehall and Patrick Brompton Hanson Contracting, on behalf of North Yorkshire County Council, will be undertaking reinstatement of all road markings on Friday 19th November.

Please note that to complete this work it will be necessary to close the A684 in both directions from Bedale bypass roundabout to Patrick Brompton crossroads. A signed diversion route will be in place. The works will be carried out between 09.30 and 15.30 and the road closure will be in place between these times only. This may inevitably delay vehicular travel but we will endeavour to minimise the duration of the road closure where possible.

Please note, this work is part of an extensive programme and therefore it is possible that some adjustment to this start date or the duration of the works may be necessary should unforeseen circumstances such as significant weather events or emergencies on the highway network arise.

We request your assistance in the following ways: –

• Please contact the Contract Manager on 07970 036603, or the Council Customer Service Centre,

• 01609 780780, to advise of any special access needs you may require during the work period;
• Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and the Traffic Safety & Control Officer and take extra care whilst near the works area.

For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts, please go to;

https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-road-closures-and-diversions

May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices . When submitting a response, we will record personal information including your name and address.

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and would again request your co-operation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.

Yours faithfully

Ross Kerr

Contract Manager

Please note the below from NYCC, which affects the A684 in Leyburn.   Map of the area here.70069263-WSP-HGN-LEY-CD-CH-0101 LOCATION PLAN

North Yorkshire County Council will be undertaking resurfacing works on the A684 in Leyburn. The A684 will be fully resurfaced from the A684/High Street junction extending to the eastern extents of the town, terminating adjacent to Tennants Auctioneers.  Please refer to the attached plan for more details.

These works are currently programmed to commence on Monday 1st November and are expected to last for up to 4 weeks.  Please note that during the construction of the scheme it will be necessary to close the A684 in both directions through Leyburn to enable the surfacing work to be carried out safely.  To minimise the disruption this closure may cause the works will be restricted to off peak hours, 19:00-02:00 each night.

On-site personnel will assist in managing access to properties and businesses within the closure.  However, please be advised there may be extended periods of time when access will not be possible due to the nature of the works and physical constraints of the site.  A signed diversion route will be in place.  Please note, this work is part of an extensive programme and therefore it is possible that some adjustment to this start date or the duration of the works may be necessary should unforeseen circumstances such as significant weather events or emergencies on the highway network arise.

We request your assistance in the following ways: –

• Please contact the Council Customer Service Centre, 01609 780780, to advise of any special access needs you may require during the work period.
• Whilst works in are progress please contact the Site Supervisor on 07753 813247, for any site-specific queries or concerns.
• Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and the Traffic Safety & Control Officer and take extra care whilst near the works area.

For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts, please go to;

https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-road-closures-and-diversions

May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices . When submitting a response, we will record personal information including your name and address.

We would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and would again request your co-operation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.

Yours faithfully

Michael Bell

Site Manager

North Yorkshire Highways have informed us of the following:

Hanson Contracting on behalf of North Yorkshire County Council will be
undertaking resurfacing of the carriageway of the A684 throughout Crakehall. The works include
replacement of the full width of the road surface on the A684 through the extents of the 30mph speed
limit, please see attached plan for further detail.

The map can be viewed below:

70085043-WSP-A684GLC-005 LOCATION-005

These works are currently programmed to commence on Monday 11th October 2021 and are expected
to last for up to 2 and a half weeks. Please note that during the construction of the scheme it will be
necessary to close the A684 in both directions through Crakehall to enable the surfacing work to be
carried out safely. To minimise the disruption this closure may cause the works will be restricted to off
peak hours, 09.30-15.30 each day.

On-site personnel will assist in managing access to properties and businesses within the closure.
However, please be advised there may be extended periods of time when access will not be possible
due to the nature of the works and physical constraints of the site. A signed diversion route will be in
place.

Please note, this work is part of an extensive programme and therefore it is possible that some
adjustment to this start date or the duration of the works may be necessary should unforeseen
circumstances such as significant weather events or emergencies on the highway network arise.
We request your assistance in the following ways: –
 Please contact the Council Customer Service Centre, 01609 780780, to advise of any special
access needs you may require during the work period.
 Whilst works in are progress please contact the Contract Manager, 07970 036603, for any site
specific queries or concerns.
 Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and the Traffic Safety & Control
Officer and take extra care whilst near the works area.

For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts, please go to;
https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-road-closures-and-diversions
May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link
https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices. When submitting a response, we will record personal
information including your name and address.
We would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and
would again request your co-operation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.

Please find attached and below details of roadworks that may affect your journeys along the A684 near Patrick Brompton from 12 July for 7 weeks.

A684 Patrick Brompton

Notification letter A684 Patrick Brompton (003)

At the interactive map at https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/roadworks-map it states further details, which are summarised below:

Temporary Road Closure to allow Highway improvement works to take place. The road for an approximate distance of 100 metres on each side of its junction with the A684 will be closed to through traffic between Monday 12 July 2021 and Friday 20 August 2021 (inc). Please note that the A684 will remain open to traffic but Temporary Traffic Signals will be in operation.

Route Description

A684, Bedale DL8, UK 9.6 km. About 12 mins (11 mins in current traffic)

The Town Council has received details as set out below and on the attached A684 Flood Warning Scheme Location Plan

As part of the Safer Roads Fund Initiative North Yorkshire County Council will be implementing a scheme on the A684 between Bainbridge and Wensley to address the road safety issue that exists on this stretch of road as a result of frequent flooding from the River Ure. The aim of this scheme is to reduce incidents resulting from the use of a road when flooded, by providing warning of the presence of flooding in real time.

The system involves the installation of flood sensors in chambers below ground, these will be placed at strategic locations along the A684. These sensors will detect flooding on the road and will then turn on message signs which will indicate that the road is closed due to flooding.

The installation works for the new signs and associated equipment is planned to commence from the 28th June 2021 and will take approximately 3 months to complete. During the installation work the A684 will be kept open to traffic at all times.

Please note that there may be occasions, where necessary for the safety or the work force and travelling public, when temporary traffic signals will be required. Traffic management is only expected to be required for short durations (up to 1 week) at each of the locations indicated on the attached plan. The works will be carried out between 0730hrs and 1730hrs. This may inevitably lead to some minor delays for vehicular travel, but our contractor will endeavour to reduce delay times during the working period.

We request your assistance in the following ways: –

 Please contact the Customer Resolution Centre on 01609 780780 to identify any special access needs you may have during the work period;

 Cooperate and comply with any instructions issued by site staff and please take extra care whilst near the works area.

Please see attached a copy of the plan showing each of the locations that the detectors and signs are to be installed.
Following installation, the equipment will be monitored, to ensure it is operating as intended and that the signs are activated when flooding poses a risk to safe passage of vehicles on the A684.

I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause.

Area 1 Highways

North Yorkshire County Council

Council has been informed of the following MIDDLEHAM BRIDGE MAINTENANCE WORKS and the message is in full below.

The diversion map is here NOTIFICATION Middleham Repointing (002)

This letter is to inform you that the North Yorkshire County Council will be undertaking essential highway maintenance at Middleham Bridge. The work will entail repointing areas of the northwest turret where excess movement at the interface between the parapet and the turret has caused the mortar to crack.

The works are currently programmed to commence on 5th July and may last for up to 3 days. Every effort will be made to complete the works as quickly as possible in order to minimise disruption. We appreciate that the diversion route is rather large, unfortunately, due to the nature of this bridge and surrounding roads, there is no other viable option, as we cannot divert traffic down a class of roads lower than the one closed.

The works will be carried out between the hours of 8 am and 6 pm, however, we will be unable to open the bridge out of hours due to the narrow width. Pedestrian access will not be permitted. We request your assistance in the following ways: –

Please contact the Customer Resolution Centre on 01609 780780 to identify any special access needs you may have during the work period

Please co-operate and comply with any instructions issued by the traffic management operatives and take extra care whilst within the works area.

May I draw your attention to the County Councils Corporate Privacy Policy by using the following link https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/privacy-notices. When submitting a response, we will record personal information including your name and address.

For further information, including diversion information and to sign up for alerts please go to;
http://www.northyorks.gov.uk/article/30550/Public-notices

A plan showing the extent of the works is enclosed for your information.

I would like to take this opportunity to apologise for any disruption that these works may cause and would again request your cooperation to help ensure an efficiently and safely executed project.

Area 1 Highways

North Yorkshire County Council