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5 Summary<br />

5.0.0.1 Four footpaths / cycleways / tracks would be directly affected by the<br />

Scheme.<br />

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Footpath 443 would be stopped up, and a convenient diversion would<br />

be provided;<br />

The unnamed footpath/cycleway along the south side of the A45<br />

Stonebridge Highway, would be realigned and temporarily closed<br />

during the works, and extended to connect to the footpath network at<br />

Stivichall Junction;<br />

The unnamed footpath / cycleway along the north side of the A45<br />

Stonebridge Highway would connect Tollbar End roundabout to the<br />

King Henry VIII School playing fields north of the Scheme. The<br />

remaining section of this footway would be stopped up; and,<br />

Unnamed footpaths / cycleways / tracks in the vicinity of Tollbar End<br />

roundabout would be modified by the enlarged junction. The crossing<br />

at the A46 Coventry Eastern Bypass on slip and the track through the<br />

centre of the roundabout would be removed. A footpath / cycleway<br />

around the roundabout would be provided with pedestrian / cyclist<br />

crossings to cater for all NMU movements.<br />

The considered impact on these footpaths is slight adverse.<br />

5.0.0.2 Once operational, the Scheme would be accessible by pedestrians and<br />

cyclists.<br />

5.0.0.3 The impact of the Scheme on pedestrian and cyclist views would be limited<br />

or slight, as the majority of routes used by NMU within the Study Area<br />

would not experience any significant change. However, there would be a<br />

slight improvement to amenity in terms of additional signage of pedestrian<br />

and cyclist routes around Tollbar End roundabout, and there would be an<br />

improvement in road safety arising from the prevention of short-cutting<br />

across the A45 Stonebridge Highway opposite Footpath 443. As such the<br />

overall effect of the Scheme on amenity would be a slight benefit.<br />

5.0.0.4 The Scheme does not sever other existing local routes, particularly to<br />

community facilities. Existing travel patterns would not be adversely<br />

affected and a reduction in traffic levels along local routes resulting from the<br />

operation of the Scheme should not adversely affect the amenity and safety<br />

of these routes for pedestrians and others. Therefore, the Scheme would<br />

have a neutral effect on severance.<br />

5.0.0.5 Bus services would be positively impacted by the Scheme with the<br />

provision of traffic lights on the B41<strong>10</strong> London Road arm of the roundabout.<br />

This would allow improved access to the roundabout and reduced queuing<br />

times during peak hours. During the construction phase, and permanently<br />

thereafter, one bus stop would be relocated some 40m away from Tollbar<br />

End roundabout, which would have a negligible impact.<br />

Environmental Statement <strong>Volume</strong> 2<br />

A45/A46 Tollbar End Improvement<br />

Page 27<br />

<strong>Part</strong> <strong>12</strong>: Pedestrians et al<br />

March 2009

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