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Appendix 2a

Perth and Kinross Council · 21 September 2022
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APPENDIX 2a
WINTER MAINTENANCE- LEVEL OF SERVICE & PRIORITY SYSTEMS 2022 – 2023
(CARRIAGEWAYS)
Category
Nightshift
routes
Definition
The most important strategic
routes.   City routes plus
early morning bus service
routes in the Perth area.
The A93 South of
Blairgowrie, the A94
between Meigle and Perth
and the A923 between
Blairgowrie and Tullybaccart.
Kinross area A class road
and Crieff / Auchterarder
areas A class roads.
Routes (examples)
A class roads network
and early morning bus
routes in the Perth
area Important road
links in Kinorss, Crieff,
Blairgowrie and
Highland Perthshire
areas
Length
(km)
Indicative
Only
320
estimate
Hours of Cover
Commence Friday
night 23:30 - 08:00
through December,
January and
February.
As per category 1a
route cover times
outwith this period
Service Provided
In ice and snow conditions
or pre-salted when ice or
snow is forecast and roads
are not dry.
1a Other strategic routes
carrying large volumes of
traffic and connecting main
centres of population outwith
the Perth area
A977,  A91, A913,
A926,
A827 Aberfeldy –
Ballinluig
A822 Crieff –
Greenloaning
A924 through Pitlochry
220
Until 21:00 all days.
In the full cover
period, complete
morning de-icing by
07:30
(09:00 on Sundays
and nationally
recognised public
holidays)
In ice and snow conditions
or pre-salted when ice or
snow is forecast and roads
are not dry.
1b Other strategic routes
connecting larger
communities and other main
rural roads. Roads leading to
important or sensitive
locations such as hospitals
or fire stations.*
A93 Blairgowrie –
Glenshee
A923 Blairgowrie -
Dunkeld
A827 Aberfeldy - Killin
A822 Crieff - Dunkeld
A823 (part), A824
(part), A912
B996,
B9097,B9099,B996
etc.
370
estimate
Until 21:00 all days.
In the full cover
period, complete
morning de-icing by
07:30
(09:00 on Sundays
and nationally
recognised public
holidays) **
In ice and snow conditions
or pre-salted when ice or
snow is forecast and roads
are not dry.
In severe snow conditions,
Category 1b routes will be
treated after Category 1a
2 More minor rural roads
serving small settlements or
a significant number of rural
properties.  Secondary
distributor/local roads in
settlements.  Other urban or
rural roads with special
difficulties such as steep
gradients.*
1310
08:00-15:00 Monday
–Friday
Excluding public
holidays
In ice and snow conditions
only, no pre-salting
3 Rural roads serving no or
small numbers of isolated
properties.  Local access
roads in settlements within
easy reach of local
distributor roads.
This will include most
residential streets with
only local traffic
210 Not applicable
Not normally treated
unless there is hard,
packed rutted snow on
these roads with road
surface temperatures
below zero and treatment
of all other categories has
been completed
4 Rural public roads serving
no habitation which because
of their altitude, alignment
and width cannot reasonably
and safely be treated using
normal winter maintenance
plant.
Private (unadopted) roads
which is not the
responsibility of a Council
service and which are not
considered to have a wider
community use.
U159 Kenmore –
Garrows (Kenmore
Hill).
U161 Bridge of Balgie
– A827 at Loch Tay.
8
14
Not treated Not treated.
Service Bus routes have been included as far as practicable with available resources in categories 1a , 1b & 2 to ensure their comprehensive
coverage.
Coverage through to 21:00 not always possible due to operational driver hours requiring to be contained within a 11 hour statutory maximum