LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY NOTICE OF LEGAL CHANGES TO RIGHTS OF WAY NETWORK PURLIC PATH CREATION AGREEMENTS 2018 SECTION 25 HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 1.8RIDLEWAY 510040, ROAT HOUSE TO LARCH COTTAGE, CLAIFE PARISH. 2. FOOTPATH 511093,80RDER MOSS WOOD, COLTON PARISH

LAKE DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK AUTHORITY NOTICE OF LEGAL CHANGES TO RIGHTS OF WAY NETWORK PURLIC PATH CREATION AGREEMENTS 2018 SECTION 25 HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 1.8RIDLEWAY 510040, ROAT HOUSE TO LARCH COTTAGE, CLAIFE PARISH. 2. FOOTPATH 511093,80RDER MOSS WOOD, COLTON PARISH. The Lake District National Park Authority has entered into agreements with the relevant landowners to create: a bridleway from Boat House to Larch Cottage alongside the road from SD 3626 9666 to SD 3619 9685 in Claife Parish, a footpath from the C5024 (Rusland Valley Road) at SD 3472 8664 generally westwards through Border Moss Wood and then along river embankment to the existing footpath at the east end of Crooks Bridge.

The Lake District National Park Authority has entered into agreements with the relevant landowners to create: a bridleway from Boat House to Larch Cottage alongside the road from SD 3626 9666 to SD 3619 9685 in Claife Parish, a footpath from the C5024 (Rusland Valley Road) at SD 3472 8664 generally westwards through Border Moss Wood and then along river embankment to the existing footpath at the east end of Crooks Bridge.

PURLIC PATH AND DEFINITIVE MAP & STATEMENT MODIFICATION ORDERS 2016 - 2018 SECTIONS 26 S119 HIGHWAYS ACT 1980 SECTION 53A(2) WILDLIFE & COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 1. DIVERSION OF FOOTPATH 583005, ORCHARD HOUSE, WITHERSLACK PARISH The above order made on 11 June 2018 will divert two sections of the footpath at Orchard House to a line a few metres further west (SD 4312 8400 to SD 4311 8406) and a few metres further north (SD 4313 8407 to SD 4316 8409), as shown on the order plan.

The above order made on 11 June 2018 will divert two sections of the footpath at Orchard House to a line a few metres further west (SD 4312 8400 to SD 4311 8406) and a few metres further north (SD 4313 8407 to SD 4316 8409), as shown on the order plan.

A copy of the order and plan may be seen during office hours at South Lakeland District Council, South Lakeland House, Lowther Street, Kendal, Cumbria, LA9 4DQ, at the Lake District National Park Authority, Murley Moss, Oxenholme Road, Kendal, LA9 7RL and at Victoria Hall, Main Street, Grangeover-Sands, Cumbria, LA11 6DP. You can also buy copies from the Authority for £3 each.

Any representations about, or objections to, the order should be sent in writing to the Head of Park Management at the above (LDNPA) address; to arrive no later than 27 July 2018. If we receive none, or if all received are withdrawn, we may confirm an unopposed order. If an order is submitted to the Secretary of State for confirmation we will include any outstanding representations and objections.

2. UIVERSIUN OF FOOTPATH 427041, LONG GARTH, ULPHA



PARISH

3. CREATION OF FOOTPATH 427057, WEST OF FRITH HALL,



ULPHA PARISH

On 11 June 2018 we confirmed the above orders to divert the footpath at Long Garth between SD 1807 9196 and SD 1813 9220 from a line through the new barn to a new route in the field to the west, and to create a footpath from the footpath near Low Craghall (SD 1836 9172) eastwards to the public road at Frith Hall, as shown on the order plan. Copies may be seen during office hours at Copeland Borough Council, Council Offices, Catherine Street, Whitehaven, Cumbria, CA28 7NY, at the LDNPA, or at Broughton Tourist Information Centre, The Old Town Hall, The Square, Broughton-in-Furness LA20 6JF. You can buy copies from the Authority for £3 each, or download from http://www.lakedistrict.oov.uk/visiting/ thinostodo/rowupdates/rowchanoes Any person who wishes to claim compensation under Section 28 of the 1980 Act for depreciation or damage by disturbance arising as a result of the order must make a claim in writing to the Solicitor to the Authority to arrive not later than 31 December 2018

The orders will come into force on 28 June 2018. If any person aggrieved by the orders wants to question their validity, or any provision contained in it, they can apply to the High Court within six weeks from 28 June 2018. The grounds for applying are that: the orders were not made within the powers of the Highways Act 1980 (as amended), or that any requirement of the Act (as amended), or of any regulation made under the Act has not been complied with.

AuthDritw Splicilpr. 11 June 2018

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