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The Essex County Council (Byway 1, Little Henny/Byway 13, Middleton The Essex County Council (Byway 1, Little Henny/Byway 13, Middleton, Byway 3, Pentlow, Byway 13 & 55, High Roding and Byway 50, Clavering) (Prohibition of Motor Vehicles) Order 201* Notice is hereby given that the Essex County Council proposes to make the above Order under Sections 1(1), 2(1) and 3(2) and Part III of Schedule 9 to the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984. Effect of the order: To introduce an annual Prohibition of Motor Vehicles between the 1 November to 31 March on the following length of Byway 1, Little Henny/Byway 13, Middleton, Byway 3, Pentlow, Byway 13 & 55, High Roding and Byway 50, Clavering in the District of Uttlesford and Braintree as specified: Byway Description Alternative Route Byway 1, From the northern end of Lodge Farm Lane in a generally No alternative route Little north easterly direction to the Parish boundary where it Henny/Byway continues as Byway 13, Middleton to its western end junction 13, Middleton with The Street, Middleton. A total distance od 1520 metres. Byway 3, From the southern end of Hoe Lane in a southerly direction to School Road – Pentlow, its junction with School Road, Pentlow, a total distance of 580 Pentlow Hill – metres. Pentlow Lane and vice versa. Byway 13 & Byway 55 from its junction with Porters Lane, High Roding Rands Road – 55, High proceeding east then north to join eastern leg of Byway 13 B184 The Street Roding which joins Rands Road opposite Country Farm the western and vice versa leg Rands Road north west of Attridge’s Farm. The total distance of 1980 metres. Byway 50, From the southern end known as The Druce, Clavering in a Poor Bridge Road – Clavering southerly then generally easterly direction along Chalkpit Stortford Road – Lane then southerly direction to join Poor Bridge Road, a total High Street, distance of 1780 metres. Clavering and vice versa. Further details: A copy of the Order, a map illustrating the proposal, a copy of this notice and a Statement of Reasons may be examined at all reasonable hours at Network Management, A2 Annexe Seax House, County Hall, Victoria Road South, Chelmsford; Uttlesford District Council, Council Offices, London Road, Saffron Walden; Braintree District Council, Democratic Services, Causeway House, Braintree; Stansted Library, Crafton Green, Chapel Hill, Stansted Mountfitchet; Dunmow Library, 47 White Hart Way, Dunmow and Sudbury Library, Market Hill, Sudbury. These documents are also available via the Essex Highways website: http://www.essexhighways.org/Transport-and-Roads/Highway-Schemes-and-Developments/Traffic- Regulation-Orders-proposals.aspx Objections: Anyone who wishes to object to the proposed order, should send the grounds for their objection in writing to ‘TRO Comments, Network Management, A2 Annexe Seax House, County Hall, Victoria Road South, Chelmsford, Essex, CM1 1QH’ or e-mail to [email protected] quoting reference TRAF/5970, by 19 September 2016. Dated: 25 August 2016 County Hall Liz Burr Chelmsford Head of Network Management .
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