The A452 Chester Road and A446 Stonebridge Road (High Speed Two (Phase One)) (Trunking) Order 2024
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Change 1
SCHEDULE 1 A446 The Main New Road
The route of the main new road commences from the new roundabout (“southern roundabout”), the centre of which is 900 metres south east of the northbound slip road of the A446/A452 over the M42, at its junction with the A452 Chester Road Northbound slip road (marked B on the plan) and extends in a north westerly direction to a point on the new at grade roundabout (which replaces the A452/A446 roundabout (over the M42)) (“northern roundabout”) at its junction with the A446 Stonebridge Road northbound slip road (marked D on the plan). The main new road includes the whole of the circulatory carriageway of the new roundabouts.
SCHEDULE 1 A446 The Main New Road
The route of the main new road commences from the new roundabout (“southern roundabout”), the centre of which is 900 metres south east of the northbound slip road of the A446/A452 over the M42, at its junction with the A452 Chester Road Northbound slip road (marked B on the plan) and extends in a north westerly direction to a point on the new at grade roundabout (which replaces the A452/A446 roundabout (over the M42)) (“northern roundabout”) at its junction with the A446 Stonebridge Road northbound slip road (marked D on the plan). The main new road includes the whole of the circulatory carriageway of the new roundabouts.
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