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The Inverclyde Council A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton THE INVERCLYDE COUNCIL A78 INVERKIP ROAD, BRANCHTON ROAD AND GLENINVER ROAD, GREENOCK (REDETERMINATION OF MEANS OF EXERCISE OF PUBLIC RIGHT OF PASSAGE) ORDER 2020 THE INVERCLYDE COUNCIL, A78 INVERKIP ROAD, BRANCHTON ROAD AND GLENINVER ROAD, GREENOCK (REDETERMINATION OF MEANS OF EXERCISE OF PUBLIC RIGHT OF PASSAGE) ORDER 2020 We, The Inverclyde Council, in exercise of the powers conferred on us by Section 152(2) of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 (as amended) and all other enabling powers, hereby make the following Order:- 1.0 Commencement and citation 1.1 This Order may be cited as “The Inverclyde Council, A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton Road and Gleninver Road, Greenock (Redetermination of means of exercise of Public Right of Passage) Order 2020” and shall come into operation on the #### day of #### Two Thousand and ####. 2.0 Interpretation 2.1 The roads in the Greenock area, the extent of which are specified in the map and schedule annexed to this Order, at present (a) carriageway shall become footway, the right of passage being exercisable by foot only and (b) footway shall become carriageway, the right of passage being exercisable by vehicles and pedal cycles. This Order, map and the schedule annexed hereto is sealed with the Common Seal of The Inverclyde Council and subscribed for them and on their behalf by #####. ECO1577 The Inverclyde Council, A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton Road and Gleninver Road, Greenock (Redetermination of means of exercise of Public Right of Passage) Order 2020 Page 2 of 4 SCHEDULE Footway to Carriageway Length of road in Inverclyde within Side of road to which the town of Greenock Redetermination Applies Gleninver Road From a point 2.0m north of its junction with A78 Inverkip Road West (1) northwest for a distance of 40.0m or thereby (2). Branchton Road From a point 2.0m south of its junction with A78 Inverkip Road Centre (at junction with Gleninver Road) (3) southwards for a distance of 8.0m or thereby (4). From a point 31.3m or thereby east of the extended west Northwest kerbline of Gleninver Road (5) northeastwards for a distance of 15.9m or thereby (6). From a point 54.7m or thereby east of the extended west Southeast kerbline of Gleninver Road (7) northeastwards for a distance of 8.1m or thereby (8). Carriageway to Footway Length of road in Inverclyde within Side of road to which the town of Greenock Redetermination Applies Branchton Road From a point 52.9m or thereby east of the extended west West kerbline of Gleninver Road (9) southwestwards for a distance of 7.1m or thereby (10). From a point 20.9m or thereby west of the extended west East kerbline of Gleninver Road (11) westwards for a distance of 14.0m or thereby (12). From a point 42.0m or thereby west of the extended west West kerbline of Gleninver Road (13) westwards for a distance of 7.3m or thereby (14). From a point 0.2m or thereby west of the extended west Centre kerbline of Gleninver Road (15) southwestwards for a distance of 3.7m or thereby (16). From a point 7.9m or thereby west of the extended west South kerbline of Gleninver Road (17) northeastwards for a distance of 62.6m or thereby (18). ECO1577 The Inverclyde Council, A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton Road and Gleninver Road, Greenock (Redetermination of means of exercise of Public Right of Passage) Order 2020 Page 3 of 4 From a point 7.9m or thereby east of the extended west North kerbline of Gleninver Road (19) eastwards for a distance of 23.2m or thereby (20). ECO1577 The Inverclyde Council, A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton Road and Gleninver Road, Greenock (Redetermination of means of exercise of Public Right of Passage) Order 2020 Page 4 of 4 1 F F E E 1 1 R R 2 G G U U S S 2 P D L R A I V C E E 42 9 7 1 4 8 KENMORE DRIVE The Inverclyde Council A78 Inverkip Road, Branchton Road and Gleninver Road, Greenock 88 80 82 (Redetermination of Means of Exercise of Public Right o64 f Passage) Order 2020 86 5 5 9 2 1 9 7 7 N EIL STR EET 40 68 58 46 El 10 Sub Sta 4 0 1 7 9 3 2 7 4 Children's Home g G i 5 1 L EN a INV r S ER c t U r RO Shelter s T A u 3 1 H 1 D n 2 o E e R v C L a A 5 2 N R D R O A 3 D 1 1 20 67.1m 244 INVER dy KIP R Ward B OAD 254 3 68.3m 13 66.0m 9 11 6 8 15 Gas Gov 18 10 7 4 20 12 16 14 17 19 5 D N ROA CHTO es BRAN Issu Shelter 68.9m MP 4.0 s k in TCB S Mast Sinks Branchton Station Redetermination of Road to Footway (223 square metres) Redetermination of Footway to Road (202 square metres) New kerb lines 69.4m 4 1 At Greenock ...................................................................... This is the plan referred to in the foregoing Order of even date 23 21 Proper Officer .................................................................... 3 1 1 1 Inverclyde Council SCALE 1:1250 Regeneration & Planning GMcC OCT 2020 E C A L P T E N N 8 U Issues D (c) Crown copyright. All rights reserved (100023421)( 2020) 2 1 3.
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