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The Mallard Pass Solar Farm Order 2024

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SCHEDULE 6 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

Article 11 PART 1 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY TO BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED (1) Area | (2) Public right of way | (3) Measure Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – E–169 From a start point shown as reference PRoW1A on sheet 4 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 872m in a generally south-easterly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW1B as shown on sheets 4 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 From a start point shown as reference PRoW2A on sheet 5 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 460m in a generally southerly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW2B as shown on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 From a start point shown as reference PRoW3A on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 39m in a generally southerly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW3B as shown on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker PART 2 TEMPORARY USE OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Road name, number and length | (3) Measures Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – E–169 between the points marked MV–A1 and MV–A2 on sheet 2 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 between the points marked MV–B1 and MV–B2 on sheet 3 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way Rutland County Council and Lincolnshire County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 between the points marked MV–C1 and MV–C2 on sheet 3 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way

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SCHEDULE 6 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

Article 11 PART 1 PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY TO BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED (1) Area | (2) Public right of way | (3) Measure Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – E–169 From a start point shown as reference PRoW1A on sheet 4 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 872m in a generally south-easterly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW1B as shown on sheets 4 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 From a start point shown as reference PRoW2A on sheet 5 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 460m in a generally southerly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW2B as shown on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 From a start point shown as reference PRoW3A on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures plans, for a distance of 39m in a generally southerly direction to the point shown as reference PRoW3B as shown on sheet 6 of the traffic regulation measures plans – temporary road closures | Closed to all traffic save for traffic under the direction of the undertaker PART 2 TEMPORARY USE OF MOTOR VEHICLES ON PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Road name, number and length | (3) Measures Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – E–169 between the points marked MV–A1 and MV–A2 on sheet 2 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way Rutland County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 between the points marked MV–B1 and MV–B2 on sheet 3 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way Rutland County Council and Lincolnshire County Council | Public Right of Way – BrAW/1/1 between the points marked MV–C1 and MV–C2 on sheet 3 of the access and rights of way plans | Motor vehicles under the direction of the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way

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