Cardigan Street - Proposed Installation of Uncontrolled Raised Crossing and Enhancement of Surfacing

Closed 3 Oct 2014

Opened 12 Sep 2014

Contact

Terry Baldock

(Senior Engineer)

Infrastructure Projects

0121 303 3236

transport.projects@birmingham.gov.uk

Feedback updated 6 Jul 2015

We asked

We consulted on the proposal to provide an uncontrolled crossing and enhanced surfacing materials in Cardigan Street, Eastside.

You said

4 respondents supported the proposal plus 2 in principle but with reservations about the raised crossing. 1 member of the public objected to the proposal with no reasons given.

We did

We reduced the height of the raised crossing as requested by the 2 in principle respondents. We have also taken the enhanced surfacing element out of the scheme as there is a large amount of construction work taking place at the moment which could damage the materials. The project is due to start on site in mid-August 2015 and is expected to be completed by mid-September.

Overview

Birmingham City Council is considering a proposal to provide a raised uncontrolled crossing over Cardigan Street to link City Park with the new Birmingham City University Phase 2 Building. It is also proposed to provide enhanced surfacing the same as that within the park which will integrate with the material used by Birmingham City University. The proposed scheme has been designed to provide a dedicated crossing point over Cardigan Street linking City Park with the new Birmingham City University Phase 2 Building.

The works are provisionally programmed for construction in early 2015 to be completed before the occupation of the Birmingham City University Phase 2 building.

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