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Somerset County Council Has Received an Application to Divert the Above Mentioned Footpaths at Highbridge Caravan Centre And Agenda Item 6. From: Stuart Lloyd Sent: 12 November 2020 08:52 To: Stuart Lloyd Subject: HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 Proposed diversion of footpath AX 32/24 and AX 32/23 in the Parish of Burnham on Sea and Highbridge Somerset County Council has received an application to divert the above mentioned footpaths at Highbridge Caravan Centre and wishes to consult with all interested parties regarding this proposal. Please find attached a plan showing the existing and proposed routes, and their location. The alternative route will avoid the public having to cross the workshop and service area with its movement of vehicles. Description of part of footpath to be diverted The existing line of the footpath starts from point A and runs in an easterly and then generally southerly direction for a total distance of approximately 220 metres to point B. Description of alternative route The alternative route will start from point A and will run in a generally southerly direction for approximately 210 metres to point C and then in a generally easterly direction for approximately 12 metres to point D and then in a generally north easterly direction for approximately 35 metres to point B. The width will vary between 2.4 and 1.8 metres along its length. We would be grateful for any comments in relation to this proposal and whether there is support for or objection to it by 14 December 2020. Comments can be made via email, [email protected] or in writing at the above address. If I do not hear from you by this date I will assume you have no comments to make. Somerset County Council is a data controller for the purposes of the Data Protection Act 1998. This Act regulates how we obtain, use and retain personal information. The information you supply will be used for the purpose of fulfilling our functions and duties, including those under the Highways Act 1980 and the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Any information provided, including personal details will be available for public inspection, disclosed to interested third parties and may be used during public inquiries and other proceedings. By replying to this consultation you are consenting to your personal information being retained and used for these purposes. If you wish to discuss the proposal or have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me. Kind regards Stuart Lloyd Rights of Way Definitive Map Team Somerset County Council Rights of Way – PP B2S 1 County Hall Taunton TA1 4DY Tel - 01823 356944 email - [email protected] web - www.somerset.gov.uk s FW a 1 l 2 8 l ef a D 4 s 8 4 Dra n 6 in 1 3 a 9 1 0 L 1 1 FB 1 4 8 8 8 a n OAD i R a TAN 2 S 5 r S 5 DON 1 O 1 D 8 8 U 1 T 9 3 8 H 6 6 E 8 N 7 ain 9 Dr D 5 G El Sub 4 D Sta Bow Farm N S ESS 9 Worston Farm Drain Dr 7 ain 6 n 2 i 7 LB a 6 r 5 D 1 5 1 0 1 W 6.1m 1 9 7 o 0 r 3 FB ston R n 23 25 FBs h i y ra 1 n O 4 e D 38 1 R 5 A C 33 6 6 H 12 FB 9 14 1 15 A 1 8 R 7 D 7 1 D 9 r CLOVER WAY D a C 3 n FBs 9 r 8 i L a i a n r in D 1 1 9 2 4 o t 7 7 Depot 7 6 3 1 0 5 2 7 4 in 5 ra 6 D 4 T 1 4 7 4 R U 7 O C 2 6 8 1 R A E 7 4 V Windsor House W 2 ALO 1 N O 13 KENNED RO L Y A F C D 5 L Y 6 3 A 5 3 M 2 3 t 17 7 o 1 3 4 7 AD 8 3 RO L 5 2 1 4 O 7 T 2 1 . 6 IS t 4 o n R 2 i 4 4 B 1 4 1 a 4 r P o t D M 9 3 2 7 2 3 6.1m 7 W 5 4 5 PH 2 O 30 D CL D R AIRFOR A S F O T 2 R O 6 2 N 4 1 N 4 A R 1 2 4 E O D 8 A 1 1 R D 0 I A b 2 Dr F 2 a a 2 2 4 2 in 5 E 1 ID S E K A 4 L FB 2 F 8 A 6 I R 22 F 10 O Ruin 2 D R R A SM D ESS 1 H Tank R C 3 R 0 O 9 m A O .6 N 1 D 1 9 S O M T 3 ESS S 5 6 R 4 2 Cemetery O 2 2 6 8 S 6 W a 1 M 5 SIDE a Bristol Bridge LAKE 8 5 1 2 1 M 1 S 6 1 1 6 1 Factory Tank 4 Area The County Council can accept no 4m Play Parish: Burnham on Sea & Highbridge 9. responsibility for any error or inaccuracy 1 Definitive1 to 2 Footpath District: Sedgemoor 9 which may arise from the transposition 1 to Proposed8 Stopping1 6 Up of the Rights of Way Definitive Map 0 Date: 29/06/2020 7 B (shown A-B) to a different scale. 3 7 13 6 1 BO 9 1 L Lych Gate Drawing No: 6 TON H35-2020 Orchard Court - For reference purposes only. CL Shelter Alternative Route OSE 5.8m Drawn By: MHardwill No further copies to be made. Shelter W 6 0 4 a (shown A-C-D-B)1 (c) Crown copyright. All rights reserved o 9 r Centre Grid Ref: 332352 1479041 s 6 (Somerset County Council) t 0 1 2 o 5 2 9 8 4 Vicarage 7 a n 80 Scale 1:25005 9 (100038382 (2020) T 2 5 8 R R 7 8m U . O 5 C.
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