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Temporary Closure of Footpath 23, Swanage Temporary Closure Of Dorset County Council Temporary Closure of Footpath 23, Swanage [4] Impose a temporary 40 mph speed limit along the “Military Bypass”, from its eastern junction at the B3070 to the B3071 DORSET COUNTY COUNCIL intend, not less than seven days from (Burngate junction), a distance of approximately 4,000 metres. the date of this notice, to make an Order under Section 14 [1] of the Road Traffi c Regulation Act 1984, as amended. All pedestrians [5] Impose a temporary 40mph speed limit on the B3071 from the will be prohibited from proceeding along Footpath No 23, Burngate junction to the New Buildings Road junction, a distance of Swanage between grid reference SZ 0209 9340 and grid approximately 3,250 metres. reference SZ 0164 9445 for a distance of approximately [6] Impose a clearway on the B3071 between the existing clearways, 107 metres. The Notice is needed to comply with Health and Safety Botany Farm to the junction with Whiteway, a distance of approximately Regulations, which require the provision of safe working areas and to 1700 metres. minimise the likelihood of danger to Highway Users. It came into [7] Impose a clearway on the B3071 between Burngate junction and operation on Wednesday 11 July 2018 for a period of 21 days. the junction with New Buildings Road, a distance of approximately It will be extended whilst construction continues on the building site. 3,250 metres. The Notice is required to allow the building of the new [8] Impose a clearway on the C48, Coombe Keynes Road between houses on the Prospect Farm site. its junction with the B3071 (The Triangle) and Manor Yard, Shaggs, An alternative route will be signposted around the closure until the a distance of approximately 1,100 metres. works are completed. [9] Impose a temporary pedestrian prohibition on the B3070 from For further information about the works please contact Bay View the White Gates at the entrance to Lulworth Castle to the Burngate Developments on 07590 411826. For further information about Rights of junction (B3071), a distance of approximately 2,250 metres. Way matters in Purbeck, please call the Ranger team on 01929 424443. [10] Impose a temporary 30mph speed limit upon the C48, Coombe Dated: 20 July 2018. Keynes road between the B3071 and the B3070, a distance of 3,800 Mike Harries, Director for Environmental and the Economy, County metres. Hall, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1XJ. [B] Between 07.00hrs on Thursday 26 July 2018 and 17.00hrs Temporary Closure of Various Footpaths on Sunday 29 July 2018, a period of 3 days and 10 hours; and East Lulworth & Coombe Keynes between 07.00hrs on Thursday 02 August 2018 and 17.00hrs on Sunday 05 August 2018, a period of 3 days and 10 hours, to: (for Camp Bestival & Bestival Events, 2018) [1] Impose a temporary one-way system on New Buildings Road, DORSET COUNTY COUNCIL intend, not less than seven days from the between Number 6, Burton Cross and the B3071 (one-way date of this notice, to make an Order under Section 16 (A) of the Road southbound), a distance of approximately 2,000 metres. Traffi c Regulations (the Special Events) Act 1994. The following temporary [C] Between 07.00hrs and 19.00hrs on Thursday 26 July 2018, Rights of Way (Public Footpath) restrictions will be introduced: Friday 27 July 2018, Thursday 02 August 2018 and Friday 03 All pedestrians will be prohibited from proceeding along: August 2018, four periods of 12 hours, to: [a] Footpath 4, Coombe Keynes from grid ref. SY 8499 8388 to grid [1] Impose a temporary 30 mph speed limit on Holme Lane, between ref. SY 8351 8318, a distance of approximately 2,200 metres; its junction with West Lane and the B3071, a distance of approximately [b] Footpath 2, East Lulworth, from grid ref. SY 8590 8173 to grid ref. 3,500 metres. SY 8603 8204, a distance of approximately 360 metres; [2] Impose a temporary one-way system on Holme Lane, between its [c] Footpath 3, East Lulworth, from grid ref. SY 8541 8185 to grid ref. junction with West Lane and the B3071 (one-way westbound), a distance SY 8577 8201, a distance of approximately 560 metres. of approximately 3,500 metres, at the discretion of the event traffi c The Order is made to allow the Camp Bestival and Bestival manager, to ease congestion and ensure the safety of highway users. music events site to be secured whilst it is established, If required, this restriction will be indicated by traffi c signs on site. during the events, and afterwards whilst the site is being [D] From 17.00hrs on Sunday 29 July 2018 until 17.00hrs on dismantled. It will come into operation between 23.59 hrs on Monday 30 July 2018, a period of 24 hours and from 17.00hrs Monday 23 July 2018 and 23.59 hrs on Tuesday 07 August on Sunday 05 August 2018 until 17.00hrs on Monday 06 2018, a period of 15 days. August 2018, a period of 24 hours, to: Alternative routes will be signposted around the closures using the local highway network. [1] Impose a temporary one-way system on New Buildings Road, between Number 6, Burton Cross and the B3071 (one-way If you would like further information about either event, please northbound), a distance of approximately 2,000 metres. contact APL Event Ltd, who manage the events on behalf of Camp Bestival Ltd and Bestival Ltd, on 01661 842394. [E] Between 07.00hrs till 19.00hrs on Monday 30 July 2018 Dated: 19 July 2018. and between 07.00hrs till 19.00hrs on Monday 06 August 2018, two periods of 12 hours, to: MIKE HARRIES, Director for Environment and the Economy, County Hall, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1XJ. [1] Impose a temporary 30 mph speed limit on Holme Lane, between its junction with West Lane and the B3071, a distance of Temporary Traffi c Management Order Camp approximately 3,500 metres. Bestival & Bestival Events [2] Impose a temporary one-way system on Holme Lane, between its DORSET COUNTY COUNCIL intend, not less than seven days from junction with West Lane and the B3071 (one-way eastbound), a distance the date of this notice, to make a Temporary Traffi c Management of approximately 3,500 metres, at the discretion of the event traffi c Order under Section 14 [1] of the Road Traffi c Regulations Act 1984, manager, to ease congestion and ensure the safety of highway users. as amended. The Order is needed to comply with Health and Safety If required, this restriction will be indicated by traffi c signs on site. Regulations to minimise the likelihood of danger to Highway Users. It [F] Between 07.00hrs and 19.00hrs on Thursday 02 August will be in operation from 23.59 hrs on Monday 23 July 2018 till 23.59 2018 and between 07.00hrs and 19.00hrs on Friday 03 August hrs on Tuesday 07 August 2018, a period of 15 days. This Order will 2018, two periods of 12 hours, to: allow for the safe management of traffi c while the Camp Bestival and [1] Impose a no parking area / clearway on the B3071, Station Road Bestival events take place at Lulworth Castle, East Lulworth. The and High Street, Wool between their junctions with Breachfi eld and effect of this Order is as follows: High Street Close, a distance of approximately 375 metres. [A] From 23.59hrs on Monday 23 July 2018 till 23.59hrs on [G] From 07.00hrs till 19.00hrs on Monday 06 August 2018, Tuesday 07 August 2018, a period of 15 days to: a period of 12 hours, to: [1] Impose a one-way system (eastbound) upon the B3070 from its [1] Impose a no parking area / clearway on the B3071, Station Road junction with Whiteway [the road to Tyneham Village] at the western and High Street, Wool between their junctions with Breachfi eld and end of East Lulworth through the village to the junction with the High Street Close, a distance of approximately 375 metres. “Military by-pass”, East Lulworth a distance of approximately 920 metres. [2] Impose a temporary 20 mph speed limit upon the B3070 between If you would like further information about either event, please the 30 mph speed limit signs either side of the village, a distance of contact APL Event Ltd, who manage the events on behalf of Camp approximately 1,000 metres. Bestival Ltd and Bestival Ltd, on 01661 842394. [3] Impose a temporary 40 mph speed limit upon the B3070 from Dated: 19 July 2018. Botany Farm westward towards East Lulworth to the deregulation MIKE HARRIES, Director for Environment and the Economy, County signs, a distance of approximately 700 metres. Hall, Dorchester, Dorset DT1 1XJ..
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