Western Orbital Local Liaison Forum 11TH September 2017.

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Western Orbital Local Liaison Forum 11TH September 2017

Recommendations (a) Note the progress to date (b) Delegate to the Chief Executive in consultation with the Chair a response to Highways England (HE) supporting the inclusion of an M11 Smart Motorway upgrade within the next Highways England Route Investment Strategy whilst ensuring that local impacts are fully assessed through the business case development process the upgrade of the functionality and the ‘all movement’ accessibility of the Girton Interchange subject to full impact assessment. (c) Agree to increase the number of spaces at the Trumpington P&R site subject to necessary planning permissions being obtained (d) Agree to undertake a more detailed business case analysis as set out in this report in relation to medium term P&R expansion and Park & Cycle options and associated junction improvements. (e) Agree the next steps/ timetable detailed. The report to the December 2016 Executive Board identified a number of specific ‘work streams’ within the Western Orbital project reflecting both the longer term strategic considerations of Highways England for the M11 and the shorter term issues around Junction 11 of the M11 to ensure access to increased employment opportunities at CBC.

Dec 2016 Exec Board identified a number of specific ‘work streams’ within the WO project Short to Medium Term Longer Term Bus access to Junction 11 and 13 and potential Park & Cycle at Junction 12 Bus priority on or close to the M11 and wider strategic network issues Operational Strategic Key Work streams Potential P&R capacity increases at existing Trumpington site Potential new P&R site at J11 and P&C site at J12   Integration with A428 scheme at J13 Work with HE to develop consistent approach to M11 modelling Influence HE RIS Girton interchange specific considerations

Trumpington P&R site Planning permission: 2001. key conditions including: Landscaping Lighting & CCTV Passenger waiting facilities Site access for Cars, Buses/ Coaches and Cyclists Drainage Operational hours Noise 16 P&R serving City Centre 12 services serve the CBC In peek hours Total Spaces: Car Parking – 1340 Cycle Spaces – 250 The County Council is currently developing plans for additional coach/school minibus bays to provide space at Trumpington for the additional services expected over the next year, plus additional school minibus facility and a facility for coaches as including shelters for the long distance and tourist coach passengers.

CBC parking restrictions Transport model outputs Scenario 1 Growth only Scenario 2, CBC parking restrictions 2017 (base) 1150 2022 1400 1600 2027 1500 1850 2031 1550 2000 The projections do not take into account other linked City Deal initiatives which, if implemented, may further change demand for P&R capacity at Junction 11. Scenario 1 = growth only (without other interventions except removal of P&R parking charge) Scenario 2 = growth only with parking charge removed AND parking restrictions in place at CBC in line with planning requirements

Options for development Options for expanding capacity at Trumpington P&R site: • Option 1: Increase the ground level provision of parking spaces • Option 2: Provide decking for additional spaces above ground level • Option 3: Provide additional spaces below ground

Option 1: Ground level spaces Intensification of site (lining etc) Increasing the existing parked area c) Expansion outside footprint. A – tbc B – 299 C – not deliverable

Option 2 & 3: Decking & Basement Decking – an established method of increasing car parking space. However, given the adjacent proximity of residential properties and priority for speedy implementation it is assumed that only single story deck is preferable at this site. Double deck structures could be considered although these would need a bespoke design and potentially require a more fundamental redesign of the surface level car parking. Basement – an established method of increasing car parking space. However, given the exiting need it would be difficult to implement without full close of the existing site during construction.

Option table Option 1b Option 2 Option 3 Option specific constraint   Option 1b Option 2 Option 3 Option specific constraint Land availability Suitable areas for decking Cost and buildability Expansion of parking area 9,074m2 11,502m2 Similar to Option 2 Number of potential spaces 299 424 415 Total Cost £1.546m £6.164m £11.619m £19.677m Cost per space £5.2k £14.5k £27k £47k Buildability risk Low Moderate Long term resilience Good

Improved school & coach parking Design for improvements to facilitate school and long distance coaches Indicative cost £325k. The ground level expansion/ intensification of Trumpington P&R combined with improved bus capacity and waiting facilities to provide increased capacity for tourist, school and long distance coaches offers a relatively cost effective intervention with a high projected likelihood of increased demand taking up the additional spaces.

Next Steps Date Key Event November 2017 Further report to GCP Executive Board on additional potential interventions at J11 including new P&R and other access arrangements Summer 2018 Secure planning permission for ground level expansion at Trumpington September 2018 Report to GPC on business case for medium term intervention Autumn 2018 Implement ground level expansion at Trumpington Early 2019 Submit planning applications if required for wider proposals Autumn 2019 Report to GPC Executive Board seeking authority to construct wider medium term expansion proposals Spring 2021 Completion of scheme

Please note there will be a short break between the Western Orbital LLF and the Cambourne to Cambridge LLF, which commences at 7.15pm. Please help yourself to tea & coffee.