The London Luton Airport Expansion Development Consent Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 3 PERMANENT STOPPING UP OF PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 14 (1) Public rights of way to be stopped up | (2) Extent of stopping up Footpath 38 (FP38) | Between Point A on sheet 1 to Point B on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Footpath 29 (FP29) | Between Points B and C on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Bridleway 28 (BW28) | Between Points C and D on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Bridleway 37 (BW37) | Between Point D on sheet 2 to Point E on sheet 6 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way.
SCHEDULE 3 PERMANENT STOPPING UP OF PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 14 (1) Public rights of way to be stopped up | (2) Extent of stopping up Footpath 38 (FP38) | Between Point A on sheet 1 to Point B on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Footpath 29 (FP29) | Between Points B and C on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Bridleway 28 (BW28) | Between Points C and D on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way. Bridleway 37 (BW37) | Between Point D on sheet 2 to Point E on sheet 6 of the Rights of Way Plans – Permanent Stopping Up of Public Rights of Way.
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