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Appendix A: <strong>Infrastructure</strong> Schedule<br />

29 February 2012<br />

<strong>Bristol</strong> <strong>Development</strong> <strong>Framework</strong><br />

<strong>Infrastructure</strong> <strong>Delivery</strong> <strong>Programme</strong><br />

Romney Avenue bus link<br />

A link for public transport, walking and cycling from Romney Avenue, Lockleaze to proposed residential development at Wallscourt Farm.<br />

The North Area <strong>Development</strong> Control Committee have agreed that payment of the £300k for scheme would be made by October 2011.<br />

This payment has been received.<br />

Transport <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />

Desirable<br />

(25 May 2010) Proposal reclassified as "desirable". The proposal would contribute to improving access and linkages between the<br />

Northern Arc and other areas but would not prevent development coming forward in that area if not delivered.<br />

Cost: Funding Sources: Phasing:<br />

£300k ‐ Developer contributions from Wallscourt Farm development. 2011‐2016<br />

Risks:<br />

Contingencies:<br />

Relevant Policy Areas:<br />

Northern Arc<br />

Outside <strong>Bristol</strong><br />

Lead Agencies:<br />

BCC (City <strong>Development</strong>)<br />

Rapid Transit: Temple Meads to Emerson’s Green<br />

A potentially more direct route from the city centre to Emerson's Green. There is no current plan for where the route may go and a great<br />

deal of work remains to be done on all of the options.<br />

Cost: Funding Sources: Phasing:<br />

£80m approx. £3m RFA2 (subject to DfT approval)<br />

2016‐2021<br />

10% through local sources.<br />

Transport <strong>Infrastructure</strong><br />

Desirable<br />

Risks:<br />

Contingencies:<br />

Relevant Policy Areas:<br />

City Centre<br />

Inner East<br />

Rest of <strong>Bristol</strong><br />

Outside <strong>Bristol</strong><br />

Lead Agencies:<br />

West of England Partnership<br />

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