C.R.Reynolds Construction & Development - Established 1980

Action

• Bulk earthworks: Site strip, excavation of existing topsoil with cut & fill to level site.
• Geotextile and sub-base material and compaction
• Installation of new service ducting and surface water drainage, including soakaways and interceptors.
• Installation of new precast concrete kerbs, edgings and drainage channels.
• Tarmac surfacing to coach park, access road and footpaths.
• Construction of a priority traffic system on Limekiln Lane, Bridlington.
• Installation of traffic signs, street furniture, street lighting and perimeter fencing.
• Road markings
• Landscaping works
• Completion of highways works under rail bridge.

Result
All works completed on time and to budget, to the delight of all stakeholders.

Stakeholders
From our earliest involvement we nurtured an inclusive and collaborative approach to managing the works, ensuring all stakeholders views were understood and their expectations managed accordingly and appropriately.
It was essential that Yorkshire Ambulance service (in close proximity) access and operations were not affected, and that disruption to local residents and resort visitors was minimised.

Challenges & Solutions

• Difficult Ground Conditions – innovative techniques to facilitate deep soakaway drainage installation and deal with the groundwater encountered were implemented.
• Working Adjacent To Live Traffic – all works undertaken to the exemplary standards of our safe systems of work.

The Difference We Made

• New coach park enables continued expansion of Bridlington resort
• The client’s absolute satisfaction in our works
• Diligent management of the works in a busy environment, meeting all stakeholders’ needs.
• Essential continued access/operations for the Yorkshire Ambulance service.

Stakeholder Quotes

Thank you for all your hard work on Limekiln Lane Coach Park. We really appreciated how the project was managed and the level of co-operation. Although you have battled the ‘Beast from the East’, vocal natives and other demands, you’ve been really responsive and sought to overcome the challenges. Finishing the project in lovely sunshine feels like a fitting end.
Helen Jackson, Renaissance Projects Coordinator – East Riding of Yorkshire Council