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List of Public Roads D to K Edinburgh Roads Adoption Information as @ 1st September 2021 Name Locality Street Adoption Status Property Notice Description DAICHES BRAESFrom BRUNSTANE ROAD SOUTH generally eastwards and north‐ eastwards.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance.Excluding Daiches Braes Brunstane Adopted PRIVATE part of BRUNSTANE ROAD SOUTH at the rear of No 2. Daisy Terrace Polwarth Adopted DAISY TERRACE DALGETY AVENUEFrom MARIONVILLE ROAD northwards to the north side of DALGETY ROAD outside No.22.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance.Public Dalgety Avenue Meadowbank Adopted including 7 parking bays opposite No.22. DALGETY ROADFrom MARIONVILLE ROAD north‐westwards to the east side of DALGETY AVENUE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance.Public including approximately the first 10m of the cul‐de‐sac's at No.s 17 and 25 with adjacent footways Dalgety Road Meadowbank Adopted and parking bays. DALGETY STREETFrom MARIONVILLE ROAD northwards to DALGETY ROAD.Carriageways Dalgety Street Meadowbank Adopted and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Easter DALHOUSIE TERRACEFrom MORNINGSIDE DRIVE southwards to COMISTON Dalhousie Terrace Craiglockhart Adopted DRIVE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DALKEITH ROADFrom the centre‐line of LUTTON PLACE south‐eastwards to the centre‐line of PEFFERMILLROAD.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Excludes footpassages behindRosehall Church and Nos. 101‐105 and garage access behind Dalkeith Road Prestonfield Adopted Nos. 181‐209. DALKEITH ROAD MEWSPRIVATE STREET: From Dalkeith Road between No.s196‐198a south‐ west ‐ access through a pendto garage. Not included for maintenance under the List of Dalkeith Road Mews Prestonfield Private Public Roads. DALKEITH STREETFrom the east side of BRUNSTANE ROAD eastwards to MORTON Dalkeith Street Joppa Adopted STREET.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Dalmahoy Private DALMAHOY CRESCENTFrom RAVELRIG ROAD (UC64) eastwards ‐ a cul‐de‐sac.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance.Includes path from 57/59 Dalmahoy Cres Dalmahoy Crescent Curriehill Adopted to Lanark Road West. Section D ‐ K Page 1 of 155 Edinburgh Roads Adoption Information as @ 1st September 2021 Name Locality Street Adoption Status Property Notice Description DALMAHOY ROADDalmahoy Road from MAIN STREET, RATHO VILLAGE to the entrance to Dalmahoy Road Ratho Adopted the Ratho Park Hotel.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DALMAHOY ROADDalmahoy Road from entrance to Ratho Park Hotel south to the A71 at Dalmahoy Road Ratho Adopted DALMAHOY NORTH GATE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Dalmeny Estate Dalmeny Private DALMENY ROADFrom CONNAUGHT PLACE south‐westwards. Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Public including turning head at west end but excluding Dalmeny Road Warriston Adopted all parking court yards, garage accesses, all remotefootpaths and landscaped areas. DALMENY STREETFrom LEITH WALK eastwards to EASTER ROAD.Carriageways and adjacent Dalmeny Street Albion Adopted footways adopted for maintenance. DALRY GAITFrom Dalry Road between No.s76‐86 north‐west ‐ a cul‐de‐sac ending in a hammerhead. Includes short publicaccess (approx 9m long) to private car park through a pend between No.s1‐2.Carriageways and adjacent footways are adopted for maintenance. Dalry Gait Dalry Adopted All parking is private. DALRY PLACEFrom DALRY ROAD south‐eastwards ‐ a cul‐de‐sac without footways.Carriageways adopted for maintenance.N.B. Footways giving access to properties Dalry Place Dalry Adopted are private. DALRY ROADFrom the south sides of HAYMARKET TERRACE and MORRISON STREET south‐ westwards tothe centre‐line of ARDMILLAN TERRACE.Carriageways and adjacent footways Dalry Road Dalry Adopted adopted for maintenance. DALRYMPLE CRESCENTFrom LAUDER ROAD north‐eastwards to FINDHORN Dalrymple Crescent Grange Adopted PLACE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DALZIEL PLACEPart of the north side of LONDON ROAD from WISHAW TERRACE north‐ Dalziel Place Broughton Adopted westwardsCarriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DAMSELFLY ROADPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under construction. Not as yet included for Damselfly Road Hyvots Bank Prospectively Adopted maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DAMSELFLY VIEWPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under construction. Not as yet included for Damselfly View Hyvots Bank Prospectively Adopted maintenance under the List of Public Roads. Section D ‐ K Page 2 of 155 Edinburgh Roads Adoption Information as @ 1st September 2021 Name Locality Street Adoption Status Property Notice Description DAMSIDEFrom DEAN PATH westwards ‐ a cul‐de‐sac surrounding a central landscape including road leading to the private garage courtyard at UPPER DAMSIDE. Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Public including footway/driveway areas to the south, east and west of the cul‐de‐sac; 2 metre wide footway to the north; footpath with steps through the central area; footpaths through pends at north‐west corner and south‐east corner and footpath with steps leading to UPPER DAMSIDE. Excludes all parking Damside Dean Adopted and landscaped areas. DANIA COURTFrom SAUGHTON MAINS TERRACE south‐eastwards with a short branch north‐ eastwards, a cul‐de‐sac.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Public including grass verge and parking. Not including footway eastwards outside south Dania Court Saughton Adopted side of No.s 10‐8. DANUBE STREETFrom ST. BERNARDS CRESCENT south‐eastwards to DEAN Danube Street Stockbridge Adopted TERRACE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DARNAWAY STREETFrom MORAY PLACE eastwards to the centre‐line of GLOUCESTER Darnaway Street New Town Adopted LANE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DARNELL ROADFrom WARDIE ROAD eastwards to SOUTH TRINITY ROAD.Carriageways and Darnell Road Trinity Adopted adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DARNELY TERRACEPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under construction. From Erroll Drive east Darnley Terrace Greendykes Prospectively Adopted then to Bowes Place.Not as yet included for maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DARVEL GAITPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under Construction. From Fleming Place south then east then northto rejoin Fleming Place. Not as yet included for maintenance under the Darvel Gait Craigentinny Prospectively Adopted List of Public Roads. DAULINE ROADPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under construction. From Ferrymuir south‐ Dauline Road Ferrymuir Prospectively Adopted west to Young Drive.Not as yet included for maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DAVID BREWSTER ROADPRIVATE ROAD: From Max Born Crescent eastwards to James David Brewster Road Blackford Private Dewar Road . Not included for maintenance under The List of Public Roads. Section D ‐ K Page 3 of 155 Edinburgh Roads Adoption Information as @ 1st September 2021 Name Locality Street Adoption Status Property Notice Description DAVIDSON GARDENSFrom Davidson's Mains MAIN STREET southwards ‐ a cul‐de‐ Davidson Gardens Corbiehill Adopted sac.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DAVIDSON PARKFrom DAVIDSON ROAD northwards ‐ a cul‐de‐sac.Carriageways and Davidson Park Craigleith Adopted adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DAVIDSON ROADFrom CREWE ROAD SOUTH westwards to just beyond the western Davidson Road Craigleith Adopted boundary of No. 27.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DAVIE STREETFrom WEST RICHMOND STREET south‐eastwards to SIMON Davie Street Newington Adopted SQUARE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DAVIES ROWPRIVATE: Cul de Sac running southeastwards for approx. 70m from between 7 and 9 Corstorphine High Street. Not included for maintenance under the list of Public Davies Row Broomhall Private Roads. DAVIS TERRACEPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE: Under construction. From Craigleith Road north‐west west then south‐west to rejoin Craigleith Road at Craigleith HillNot as yet Davis Terrace Craigleith Prospectively Adopted included for maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DAYBELL LOANPROSPECTIVELY ADOPTABLE:From Carlow Gardens south to Hewlett Daybell Loan Scotstoun Prospectively Adopted Way.Not as yet included for maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DEAN BANK LANEFrom HAMILTON PLACE northwards to the south corner of SAXE‐COBURG Dean Bank Lane Stockbridge Adopted PLACE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DEAN BRIDGEFrom the centre‐line of ETON TERRACE southwards to the north line of BELL'S Dean Bridge Dean Adopted BRAE.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. DEAN CENTRE ROADPRIVATE STREET: From Belford Road, opposite The Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, east south and westto rejoin Belford Road. Not included for Dean Centre Road Dean Private maintenance under the List of Public Roads. DEAN PARK CRESCENTFrom QUEENSFERRY ROAD north‐eastwards to the northwest corner Dean Park Crescent Stockbridge Adopted of ST BERNARDSCRESCENT.Carriageways and adjacent footways adopted for maintenance. Section D ‐ K Page 4 of 155 Edinburgh Roads Adoption Information as @ 1st September 2021 Name Locality Street Adoption Status Property Notice Description DEAN PARK MEWSFrom DEAN PARK STREET at the south‐west corner westwards and northwards to COMELYBANK PLACE MEWS and with two branches Dean Park Mews Stockbridge Adopted southwards.Carriageways and
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