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T410 Confirmed Order Jul 2012.Pdf ... 'i Dorset County Council ~ J Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 ] Dorset County Council County of Dorset Definitive Map and Statement of Rights of Way ] Dorset County Council (Bridleway 3, Long Bredy and Bridleways 44 & 45, Kingston Russell to be Upgraded to Restricted Byway) Definitive Map and Statement Modification Order 2014 This Order is made by Dorset County Council under section 53(2)(b) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 ("the Act") because it appears to that authority that the County of Dorset Definitive Map and Statement require modification in consequence of the occurrence of an event specified in section 53(3)(c)(ii) namely, that a highway shown in the map and statement as a highway of a particular description ought to be there shown as a highway of a different description and section 53(3)(c)(iii) namely that any other particulars contained in the map and statement require modification. The authority have consulted with every local authority whose area includes the land to which ]I the order relates. The Dorset County Council hereby order that: 1. For the purposes of this order the relevant date is 8 October 2014. 2. The County of Dorset Definitive Map and Statement shall be modified as described in Part I and Part II of the Schedule and shown on the map attached to the Order. 3. This order shall take effect on the date it is confirmed and may be cited as the "Dorset County Council (Bridleway 3, Long Bredy and Bridleways 44 & 45, Kingston Russell to be Upgraded to Restricted Byway) Definitive Map and Statement Modification Order ] 2014". ] ] ] ] J Dorset County Council (Bridleway 3, Long Bredy and Bridleways 44 & 45, Kingston Russell to be Upgraded to Restricted Byway) Definitive Map and Statement Modification Order 2014 1 ]I SCHEDULE (The points specified relate to the map attached to the Order and their positions are identified L_ , by national grid references) [ Modification of definitive map Description of ways to be upgraded [ Bridleway 44, Kingston Russell [ A-B-C From its junction with the A35 road, east of Long Barrow Farm at point A (SY -O-E 58349101), south east into a field at point B (SY 58359099), then generally [ south west along the north western side of several fields, fenced on the north western side, to its junction with Bridleway 46 at point C (SY 57929045), then south west, along a track to point 0 (SY 57689009) at the east of Bellamont [ House. Continue south west as a tarmac surfaced path, hedged on both sides, to its junction with Little Bredy Road at point E (SY 575389'85). Width: 4 metres. Limitation: Field gate at point C (SY 57929045). [ Bridleway 45, Kingston Russell [ F-G-H From its junction with Little Bredy Road, west of Whatcombe Cottage at point -I-J-K F (SY 57528984), generally south west along a grass surfaced track, hedged on both sides, to point G (SY 57338954) at the east of Kingston Russell [ House. Continue south west, as a grass and gravel surfaced path with a wall to the western side, along the driveway of Kingston Russell House and continuing west south west to its junction with Footpath 50 at point H (SY ~ [ 57198941). Then south, through a ford at point I (SY 57198940), continuing south along a tarmac surfaced driveway to its junction with Footpath 9 at point J (SY 57178929), then west along a tarmac surfaced road to the parish [ boundary at point K (SY 57128929). The width varies; Between point F (SY 57528984) and G (SY 57338954) 4 metres, narrowing from 4 metres to 3.5 metres at point K (SY 57128929). [ Bridleway 3, Long Bredy K-L From the Kingston Russell parish boundary, to the west of Lower Kingston Russell Cottages at point K (SY 57128929), west north west along a tarmac [~ surfaced road to its junction with Abbotsbury Lane, west of Long Bredy Farm at point L (SY 56738946). Width 4.5 metres. Dorset County Council (Bridleway 3, Long Bredy and Bridleways 44 & 45, Kingston Russell to be Upgraded to Restricted Byway) Definitive Map and Statement Modification Order 2014 2 I Modification of definitive statement Variation of particulars of ways r""i Delete: Bridleway 44, Kingston Russell From: 58359102 To: 57538985 From Bridport/Dorchester road generally south south westerly, crossing Path No 46, Kingston Russell, via Whatcombe Down to junction with unclassified road north west of Whatcombe Cottage. Add: Restricted Byway 44, Kingston Russell From: SY 58349101 To: SY 57538985 From its junction with the A35 road, east of Long Barrow Farm, south east into a field at SY 58359099, then generally south west along the north western side of several fields, fenced on the north western side, to its junction with Bridleway 46 at SY 57929045, then south west, along a track to SY 57689009 at the east of Bellamont House. Continue south west as a tarmac surfaced path, hedged on both sides, to its junction with Little Bredy Road at SY 57538985. Width: 4 metres. Limitation: Field gate at SY 57929045. Delete: Bridleway 45, Kingston Russell From: 57538985 To: 57138930 From junction with unclassified road opposite Path No 44, Kingston Russell generally south south westerly to Long Bredy parish boundary west of Lower Kingston Russell Cottages. Add: Restricted Byway 45, Kingston Russell From: SY 57528984 To: SY 57128929 From its junction with Little Bredy Road, west of Whatcombe Cottage, generally south west along a grass surfaced track, hedged on both sides, to SY 57338954 at the east of Kingston Russell House. Continue south west, as a grass and gravel surfaced path with a wall to the western side, along the driveway of Kingston Russell House and continuing west south west to its junction with Footpath 50 at SY 57198941. Then south, through a ford at SY 57198940, continuing south along a tarmac surfaced driveway to its junction with Footpath 9 at SY 57178929, then west along a tarmac surfaced road to the parish boundary at SY 57128929. The width varies; Between SY 57528984 and SY 57338954 4 metres, narrowing from 4 metres to 3.5 metres at SY 57128929. Delete: Bridleway 3, Long Bredy From: 57138930 To: 56738946 From Kingston Russell parish boundary by Lower Kingston Russell Cottages, north west to Abbotsbury Lane at Long Bredy Farm. Add: Restricted Byway 3, Long Bredy From: SY 57128929 To: SY 56738946 From the Kingston Russell parish boundary, to the west of Lower Kingston Russell Cottages, west north west along a tarmac surfaced road to its junction with Abbotsbury Lane, west of Long Bredy Farm at SY 56738946. Width 4.5 metres. Dorset County Council (Bridleway 3, long Bredy and Bridleways 44 & 45, Kingston Russell to be Upgraded to Restricted Byway) Definitive Map and Statement Modification Order 2014 3 ~. 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Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown Copyright and may lead Cent X: 357552 toproseculion or civil proceedings. Aerial Photography © UKPerspectives 2002 & © Getmapping 2005 & 2009 ©Crown Copyright 2014. as Licence Number 100019790 ... Cent Y: 90165.
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