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Near premier house, daux road, billingshurst RH14 9SJ

West Sussex - Billingshurst Ward

Kerbstone loose between the bellmouth and road which is being driven over quite regularly and could damage a vehicle or person should it flip up.-premier house, daux road, billingshurst RH14 9SJ

Description

Kerbstone loose between the bellmouth and road which is being driven over quite regularly and could damage a vehicle or person should it flip up.

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Details

Reported

22/09/2022 15:26

Visible to public

Yes

Category

Kerb or edging problem

Status

Closed Enquiry Closed : Thank you for your enquiry. We have carried out an inspection and have scheduled works for lift and reset of the dropped kerb. In the meantime, we will continue to monitor and repair any safety defects found within 28 days. Please note that all roads, footways and verges maintained at public expense are subject to routine inspection and minimum defect investigatory levels, as set out in the County Council’s Highway Inspection Manual. The manual sets out the minimum investigatory levels for every defect type likely to occur on (carriageway/footway/verge), and it is unlikely that defects falling below that level will be repaired. All defects identified or reported to us are considered against the manual, and those not deemed to meet the minimum investigatory levels are monitored by officers when in the area. The manual also stipulates the frequency of routine inspection, based on factors such as hierarchy, classification and volume of use. Inspections can be driven, walked or cycled and range in frequency from monthly to annual, with the rationale for this set out clearly in the document. The Highway Inspection Manual can be found here https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/about-the-council/information-and-data/data-store/potholes-and-claims-data/#inspections Regards, WSCC.

Completed

Yes On 26/09/2022

Job Code

3090958

Other items related to this report

Enquiry Closed : Thank you for your enquiry. We have carried out an inspection and have scheduled works for lift and reset of the dropped kerb. In the meantime, we will continue to monitor and repair any safety defects found within 28 days.
Please note that all roads, footways and verges maintained at public expense are subject to routine inspection and minimum defect investigatory levels, as set out in the County Council’s Highway Inspection Manual. The manual sets out the minimum investigatory levels for every defect type likely to occur on (carriageway/footway/verge), and it is unlikely that defects falling below that level will be repaired. All defects identified or reported to us are considered against the manual, and those not deemed to meet the minimum investigatory levels are monitored by officers when in the area.
The manual also stipulates the frequency of routine inspection, based on factors such as hierarchy, classification and volume of use. Inspections can be driven, walked or cycled and range in frequency from monthly to annual, with the rationale for this set out clearly in the document. The Highway Inspection Manual can be found here https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/about-the-council/information-and-data/data-store/potholes-and-claims-data/#inspections
Regards, WSCC.
-premier house, daux road, billingshurst RH14 9SJ

26/09/2022 16:20 Enquiry Closed : Thank you for your enquiry. We have carried out an inspection and have scheduled works for lift and reset of the dropped kerb. In the meantime, we will continue to monitor and repair any safety defects found within 28 days. Please note that all roads, footways and verges maintained at public expense are subject to routine inspection and minimum defect investigatory levels, as set out in the County Council’s Highway Inspection Manual. The manual sets out the minimum investigatory levels for every defect type likely to occur on (carriageway/footway/verge), and it is unlikely that defects falling below that level will be repaired. All defects identified or reported to us are considered against the manual, and those not deemed to meet the minimum investigatory levels are monitored by officers when in the area. The manual also stipulates the frequency of routine inspection, based on factors such as hierarchy, classification and volume of use. Inspections can be driven, walked or cycled and range in frequency from monthly to annual, with the rationale for this set out clearly in the document. The Highway Inspection Manual can be found here https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/about-the-council/information-and-data/data-store/potholes-and-claims-data/#inspections Regards, WSCC.