The Boston Alternative Energy Facility Order 2023
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SCHEDULE 6 PERMANENT STOPPING UP OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 14 (1) Street to be stopped up | (2) Extent of stopping up Boston Public Footpath 14/4 | Footpath to be stopped up between a point approximately 200 m from the point marked ST1 (OSGR TF3374542872) to ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) on the access and rights of way plan. Boston Public Footpath 14 | Footpath to be stopped up between the points marked ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) to ST4 (OSGR TF3400742238) on the access and rights of way plan. Boston Public Footpath 14 | Footpath to be stopped up between the points marked ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) to ST2 (OSGR TF3417242188) on the access and rights of way plan.
SCHEDULE 6 PERMANENT STOPPING UP OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 14 (1) Street to be stopped up | (2) Extent of stopping up Boston Public Footpath 14/4 | Footpath to be stopped up between a point approximately 200 m from the point marked ST1 (OSGR TF3374542872) to ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) on the access and rights of way plan. Boston Public Footpath 14 | Footpath to be stopped up between the points marked ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) to ST4 (OSGR TF3400742238) on the access and rights of way plan. Boston Public Footpath 14 | Footpath to be stopped up between the points marked ST3 (OSGR TF3411942384) to ST2 (OSGR TF3417242188) on the access and rights of way plan.
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