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Development Control & Regulation Committee DEVELOPMENT CONTROL & REGULATION COMMITTEE Meeting date: 3 January 2013 From: Corporate Director – Environment WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 LEGAL EVENT MODIFICATION ORDER NO 3 – 2000-2009 1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1.1 Officers have been collating the information to bring Cumbria County Council’s Definitive Map and Statement of Public Rights of Way up to date since its last review in 1976. 1.2 In order to make any amendment to the Definitive Map and Statement an Order must be made under the provisions of Section 53 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 1.3 All the legal events in all six district of the county for the period 2000 to 2009 have been recorded and Legal Event Modification Order No 3 is now ready to make. A copy of the Schedules to the proposed Order are attached at Appendix A to this report and lists all the path orders to be included. 2.0 POLICY POSITION , BUDGETARY AND EQUALITY IMPLICATIONS , AND LINKS TO CORPORATE STRATEGY 2.1 The relevant corporate theme is the creation and protection of a high quality environment for all. 2.2 This matter is a decision making process of a quasi-judicial nature. There should be no policy or political consideration given and any potential financial implication should be ignored. It is solely a matter of ensuring that the legal steps must be taken. 3.0 RECOMMENDATION 3.1 That the Assistant Director Legal & Democratic Services be authorised to make Legal Event Modification Order No 3 to modify the Definitive Map and Statement pursuant to Section 53(3) (a) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. 4.0 BACKGROUND 4.1 The Definitive Map and Statement was first drawn up under the provisions of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949. Reviews were carried out under that Act in 1967 and 1976. The relevant date for the 1976 review was 1 January 1976. This means that all amendments to the rights of way before that date should have been incorporated into that reviewed Map and Statement. However, the task of carrying out a review is so complex and time consuming that the 1976 review was not concluded until 1989. 4.2 The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 was in force by the conclusion of the 1976 review. This Act introduced different and new procedures for altering the Definitive Map and Statement. 4.3 An evidential Modification Order under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 can alter a public right of way. This is where evidence becomes known of an incorrect route or of a new route not previously on the map and statement. This is the procedure that frequently comes before this committee. Such an order serves to establish or confirm the route and incorporates authority to amend the Definitive Map and Statement. 4.4 However, a public path may also be altered, created or extinguished by various other methods under a number of other legislative provisions, particularly the Highways Act 1980 and the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. Such provisions will result in an order being made by the Courts or the Highway Authority or the Planning Authority and such matters frequently come before this committee. Such orders are called “legal events” and will allow a valid alteration to the right of way but do not in themselves authorise any amendment to the Definitive Map and Statement. 4.5 In order to make any amendment to the Definitive Map and Statement an Order must be made under the provisions of Section 53 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Section 53 (2)(a) is a provision to place a duty upon the Surveying Authority to make such modifications to the map and statement as appear to them requisite in consequence of legal events. A copy of the Schedules to the proposed Order are attached at Appendix A to this report and lists all the path orders to be included. 5.0 OPTIONS 5.1 There are no procedures or grounds for any person or authority to raise objections. This is an administrative, procedural process only; the alterations to the rights of way having already taken place. 5.2 The Committee may accept or reject the recommendation 6.0 CONCLUSION 6.1 The proposal is an administrative, procedural process only. Some 180 legal events have occurred during the period 2000-2009 in the areas concerned. The County Council has a duty as the Surveying Authority to record these on the map and statement. 6.2 The Committee are asked to support the recommendation. A Brown Strategic Asset Manager November 2012 APPENDICES Appendix A - Schedules to the proposed Order IMPLICATIONS Staffing: Nil Financial: Nil Electoral Division(s): All within the Allerdale, Barrow, Carlisle, Copeland, Eden and South Lakeland areas * PREVIOUS RELEVANT COUNCIL OR EXECUTIVE DECISIONS [including Local Committees] “No previous relevant decisions”. CONSIDERATION BY OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY “Not considered by Overview and Scrutiny”. BACKGROUND PAPERS “No background papers” Contact: Sandra Pattinson, Countryside Mapping Officer (01228 226328) E-mail: [email protected] APPENDIX A District Parish Auth Status RoW No Location Order Made Conf' Remarks AL BOLTONS CCC FP 211004 Mealsgate Diversion 17/03/00 03/06/05 . AL BOTHEL & THREAPLAND ADC FP 213005 Threapland Lees Diversion 15/09/00 23/07/02 Spur remaining? AL BOTHEL & THREAPLAND CCC FP 213005 Threapland Lees Diversion 15/04/05 29/09/06 AL BOWNESS ON SOLWAY CCC FP 214026 Disused railway line Creation 03/02/03 Kissing gate at each Agreement end to install - Number Required AL BOWNESS ON SOLWAY CCC FP 214027 Glasson Creation Order 27/09/02 23/01/04 HWP AL BRIDEKIRK ADC FP 215004 Home Farm, Diversion 17/09/99 27/10/00 AL CALDBECK CCC FP 221089 Caldbeck Creation Order 20/05/05 16/03/07 AL CAMERTON CCC FP 222009 Camerton Creation 11/10/04 AL DEAN CCC FP 225012 Pardshaw Diversion 05/05/00 22/09/00 AL DEAN CCC FP 225018 Deanscales Extinguishment 10/09/04 29/10/04 AL DEAN CCC FP 225029 Moorland Close Diversion 19/03/99 26/05/00 AL DEARHAM CCC FP 226001 Sycamore Road Diversion 04/02/05 18/03/05 AL HOLME ABBEY CCC FP 233010 Foulsyke Farm Diversion 21/04/06 16/06/06 AL HOLME EAST WAVER ADC FP 234005 Moss Side, Kirkbride Diversion 06/01/78 25/02/00 TCPA - 1971 AL HOLME LOW CCC FP 235001 Helledike Beck Diversion 01/10/99 24/03/00 AL HOLME ST CUTHBERT CCC FP 236013 New Cowper Sand QuarryTemp Diversion 30/04/04 09/09/05 Temporary diversion. Will be reinstated /re voked when complte. LEMO possibly not necessary. AL KIRKBRIDE CCC FP 240021 Kirkbride village Diversion 07/05/04 18/06/04 AL MARYPORT CCC FP 244051 Solway Ind Est Diversion 17/04/03 06/06/03 AL MARYPORT CCC FP 244052 Solway Ind Est Extinguishment 17/04/03 06/06/03 AL PLUMBLAND CCC FP 248004 Little Cross Diversion 31/01/97 10/12/04 AL SEATON ABC FP 250005 Seaton Mill Diversion 07/11/84 17/08/01 AL SEBERGHAM CCC FP 251024 Ling Diversion 20/06/03 22/08/03 AL SILLOTH CCC FP 253019 Skinburness Creation 19/07/04 AL WESTWARD CCC FP 258028 Clea View Diversion 15/01/99 14/04/00 AL WIGTON CCC FP 259015 Speet Gill Creation 25/05/04 AL WORKINGTON CCC FP 262031 Barepot Diversion 23/03/84 18/01/02 District Parish Auth Status RoW No Location Order Made Conf' Remarks BA ASKAM & IRELETH CCC FP 602055 Moor Farm Creation 28/02/03 BA ASKAM & IRELETH CCC FP 602057 & Moor Farm Exting 28/02/03 BA ASKAM CCC FP 602039 & 602040Housthwaite Hill Stopping up 21/11/95 A595 Side Roads Order BA BARROW-IN-FURNESS BBC FP 601004 Rampside Diversion 18/01/88 07/03/01 BA BARROW-IN-FURNESS BBC FP 601066 Red Ley Lane Diversion 14/03/84 07/03/01 BA BARROW-IN-FURNESS CCC FP 601076 Park House Diversion 01/02/08 10/07/08 Confirmed by Inspector. BA DALTON CCC FP 602035 Stopping up 21/11/95 A595 Side Roads Order BA LINDAL & MARTON CCC FP 602046 Marton Diversion 10/12/04 04/02/05 District Parish Auth StatusRoW No Location Order Made Conf' Remarks CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103005 Park Farm, Grinsdale Diversion 10/10/03 06/02/04 CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103005 Kirkandrews on Eden Diversion 05/03/04 13/07/07 CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103008 The Heugh Diversion 29/11/0217/01/03 Added by JRD CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103015 Dollys Beck Creation 16/04/03 CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103015 Dollys Beck Creation Order 07/03/03 21/05/04 CA BEAUMONT CCC FP 103016 Knockupworth Gill Creation 11/03/03 CA BEWCASTLE CCC FP 104031 Kinkry Hill Diversion 25/08/00 01/12/00 CA BRAMPTON CCC FP 105001 Millfield Extinguishment 16/01/04 27/02/04 CA BRAMPTON CCC FP 105019 Breconside Farm Diversion 22/02/02 17/05/02 HWP; width 1.8m CA BRAMPTON CCC FP 115044 Talkin Tarn Creation 20/05/04 Committee Agreement resolution CA BURGH BY SANDS CCC FP 106032 Speergarth Holes Creation 29/11/02 20/5/04 CA BURTHOLME CCC FP 107003 Field 2237 Diversion 05/07/0214/03/03 width 1.8m stile & kissing gate CA BURTHOLME CCC FP 107003 & 107004 Howgill/Low Wall Diversion 25/08/00 14/03/03 With 107004 CA BURTHOLME CCC FP 107003 & 107004 Haytongate Diversion 29/09/00 17/05/02 HWP CA FARLAM CCC FP 115025 Low Bowbank Diversion 10/10/08 23/01/09 CA HAYTON CCC FP 117002 Rosegarth Diversion 21/12/01 01/03/02 CA IRTHINGTON & CCC FP 119011 & 132006 Wallhead Diversion 12/03/99 02/08/02 HWP; width 2m; STANWIX RURAL with 132006 CA KINGMOOR CCC FP 120004 Gallo Rosso Extinguishment 18/12/03 11/06/04 Lemo - stopping up for a distance of approx 87 metres CA KIRKLINTON CCC FP 123001 Milltown Diversion 31/10/0330/04/04 CA NICHOLFOREST CCC BW 126031 Craigburn Farm, Diversion 28/07/00 15/09/00 Catlowdy CA ROCKCLIFFE CCC FP 128003 Witherhill Woods Diversion 01/03/02 07/05/04 CA ROCKCLIFFE CCC FP 128005 Rail Crossing Diversion 03/12/99 28/01/00 CA ROCKCLIFFE CCC FP 128005 Garriestown Diversion 01/03/02 07/05/04 CA ROCKCLIFFE CCC FP 128010 Rockcliffe Beck Creation 13/06/02 13/06/02 Dedication.
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