Highways Act 1980 - RE-ADVERTISED - South Gloucestershire Council (Bridleway OAY101 and Footpath OAY 111 at Severnside) Public Path Creation Order 2023

The Council made an order on 8 February 2023 which if confirmed as an unopposed order will create lengths of bridleway OAY 101 and public footpath OAY 111 at Severnside.  A copy of the order as made (which includes a plan); an explanatory statement and a copy of the Notice of Making are included in this consultation.  The notice gives full details of the affected route and how objections and representations about the order may be made.  If no such representations or objections are duly made, or if any so made are withdrawn, South Gloucestershire District Council may itself confirm the order as an unopposed order.  If the order is sent to the Secretary of State for the Environment for confirmation any representations or objections which have not been withdrawn will be sent with the order.

The deadline for the receipt of objections and representations is 14 April 2023.

***Please note the original Notice of Making date was 22/2/23 with objections and representations being received by 24/3/23.  Due to an error, this has been re-advertised 15/3/23 with objections and representations being received by 14/4/23***

This consultation has now closed and we are analysing the results, which will be published here in due course.

Timeline

  • Opened
    15 Mar 2023 at 00:00
  • Closed
    14 Apr 2023 at 23:59

Consultation Documents

  • Notice of Making
  • Explanatory Statement
    This document provides further information and background to the order
  • Scan of Sealed Order
    A scan of the order as made/confirmed with includes a plan - if you are unable to access this document please contact legalnotice@southglos.gov.uk and arrangements will be made to send you an accessible copy

Details

Consultation Topic
  • Local highways and transportation projects
Geographical area
  • Pilning and Severn Beach
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Contact Details

Debbie Finch, Senior Legal Officer

Legal Services, Department for Resources and Business Change, PO Box 1953, Bristol BS37 0DE

LegalNotice@southglos.gov.uk