The Nottingham City Council (River Trent Cycle and Pedestrian Bridge) Scheme 2024 Confirmation Instrument 2024
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THE SCHEDULE TO THE SCHEME Plans and specification of the Bridge
Article 3 Location and Design The location of the Bridge is shown on the Plan at Appendix A (drawing No. RTF-RAM-GEN-WB01-DR-CB-00006 Rev P03) and the general arrangement and design is shown on the plan at Appendix B (Drawing No. RTF-RAM-GEN-WB01-DR-CB-00002 Rev P04) which are attached to this Scheme and titled “The Nottingham City Council (River Trent Cycle and Pedestrian Bridge) Scheme 2024”. Commencement and Termination Points The Bridge commences at a point on Trent Basin on the north bank of the River Trent (to the west of Portside Street) in the City of Nottingham at Ordnance Survey grid reference 458 875 E 338 829 N and terminates on the south bank of the River Trent at a point on West Bridgford public footpath number 12 Lady Bay in the Borough of Rushcliffe Nottinghamshire at Ordnance Survey grid reference 458 868 E 338 742 N. Bridge Span The maximum single span across the River Trent will be 87.0 metres. Bridge Width The maximum width over the River Trent will be 5.2 metres. Headway There will be a minimum headway clearance of 6.0 metres for a 42.0 metre width channel and minimum headway clearance 6.3 metres for a 30.0 metres width channel (measured above a water level of 21.0 metres AOD). Waterway There will be a minimum clear navigable waterway of 82.0 metres. Overall Dimensions The Bridge will have an overall length of 87.0 metres and overall width of 5.2 metres. The overall available shared width for cyclists and pedestrians will be 4.0 metres. Bridge Surface The Bridge will have a waterproof and skid resistant flexible resin and aggregate surface. Approaches to the Bridge The approach ramp running east along the north bank will have a length of 30.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres and the approach ramp running west will have a length of 40.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres. The approach ramp running west along the south bank will have a length of 98.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres. The approaches will have a waterproof and skid resistant resin and aggregate surface.
THE SCHEDULE TO THE SCHEME Plans and specification of the Bridge
Article 3 Location and Design The location of the Bridge is shown on the Plan at Appendix A (drawing No. RTF-RAM-GEN-WB01-DR-CB-00006 Rev P03) and the general arrangement and design is shown on the plan at Appendix B (Drawing No. RTF-RAM-GEN-WB01-DR-CB-00002 Rev P04) which are attached to this Scheme and titled “The Nottingham City Council (River Trent Cycle and Pedestrian Bridge) Scheme 2024”. Commencement and Termination Points The Bridge commences at a point on Trent Basin on the north bank of the River Trent (to the west of Portside Street) in the City of Nottingham at Ordnance Survey grid reference 458 875 E 338 829 N and terminates on the south bank of the River Trent at a point on West Bridgford public footpath number 12 Lady Bay in the Borough of Rushcliffe Nottinghamshire at Ordnance Survey grid reference 458 868 E 338 742 N. Bridge Span The maximum single span across the River Trent will be 87.0 metres. Bridge Width The maximum width over the River Trent will be 5.2 metres. Headway There will be a minimum headway clearance of 6.0 metres for a 42.0 metre width channel and minimum headway clearance 6.3 metres for a 30.0 metres width channel (measured above a water level of 21.0 metres AOD). Waterway There will be a minimum clear navigable waterway of 82.0 metres. Overall Dimensions The Bridge will have an overall length of 87.0 metres and overall width of 5.2 metres. The overall available shared width for cyclists and pedestrians will be 4.0 metres. Bridge Surface The Bridge will have a waterproof and skid resistant flexible resin and aggregate surface. Approaches to the Bridge The approach ramp running east along the north bank will have a length of 30.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres and the approach ramp running west will have a length of 40.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres. The approach ramp running west along the south bank will have a length of 98.0 metres and a width of 3.5 metres. The approaches will have a waterproof and skid resistant resin and aggregate surface.
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