The London Luton Airport Expansion Development Consent Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 4 DESIGNATION OF HIGHWAYS
Article 18 (1) Local Highway | (2) Extent | (3) Designation Airport Access Road | The area hatched blue as shown on sheets 1–3 of the Streets, Rights of Way and Access Plans – Airport Access Road | Carriageway and Footway Junction of A1081 New Airport Way and Gipsy Lane | The area hatched blue as shown on the Streets, Rights of Way and Access Plan – A1081 New Airport Way / Gipsy Lane | Carriageway Work No. 5b(03) – New highway (footpath) linking the northern end of Footpath 38 (FP38) with the north-western extent of Footpath 43 (FP43) | Between point 1 and point 2 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Footpath Work No. 5b(04) – New highway (multi-use bridleway) connecting Footpath 43 (FP43) to Winch Hill Road | Between point 3 on sheet 1 and point 4 on sheet 3 as shown on sheets 1 and 3 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(05) – New highway (multi-use bridleway) connecting Bridleway 52 (BW52) with Footpath 41 (FP41) | Between point 6 and point 7 as shown on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(06) – Upgrading of Footpath FP41 to a bridleway, from its western extent at the junction with Eaton Green Road and FP43, to the intersection of the new length of bridleway forming Work No. 5b(05) leading south-east to Winch Hill Road | Between point 5 and point 6 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(07) – Upgrading of Footpath FP43 to bridleway, from its western extent at the junction with Eaton Green Road and FP41, to the intersection of the new bridleway forming Work No. 5b(04) leading south-east to Winch Hill Road | Between point 5 and point 3 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway
SCHEDULE 4 DESIGNATION OF HIGHWAYS
Article 18 (1) Local Highway | (2) Extent | (3) Designation Airport Access Road | The area hatched blue as shown on sheets 1–3 of the Streets, Rights of Way and Access Plans – Airport Access Road | Carriageway and Footway Junction of A1081 New Airport Way and Gipsy Lane | The area hatched blue as shown on the Streets, Rights of Way and Access Plan – A1081 New Airport Way / Gipsy Lane | Carriageway Work No. 5b(03) – New highway (footpath) linking the northern end of Footpath 38 (FP38) with the north-western extent of Footpath 43 (FP43) | Between point 1 and point 2 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Footpath Work No. 5b(04) – New highway (multi-use bridleway) connecting Footpath 43 (FP43) to Winch Hill Road | Between point 3 on sheet 1 and point 4 on sheet 3 as shown on sheets 1 and 3 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(05) – New highway (multi-use bridleway) connecting Bridleway 52 (BW52) with Footpath 41 (FP41) | Between point 6 and point 7 as shown on sheet 2 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(06) – Upgrading of Footpath FP41 to a bridleway, from its western extent at the junction with Eaton Green Road and FP43, to the intersection of the new length of bridleway forming Work No. 5b(05) leading south-east to Winch Hill Road | Between point 5 and point 6 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway Work No. 5b(07) – Upgrading of Footpath FP43 to bridleway, from its western extent at the junction with Eaton Green Road and FP41, to the intersection of the new bridleway forming Work No. 5b(04) leading south-east to Winch Hill Road | Between point 5 and point 3 as shown on sheet 1 of the Rights of Way Plans – Public Rights of Way Proposals | Bridleway
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