The Dogger Bank South East and West Offshore Wind Farms Order 2026
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SCHEDULE 5 Closure and diversion of public rights of way
Article 11 PART 1 Public rights of way to be temporarily closed or restricted (1) Area | (2) Public right of way to be temporarily closed or restricted | (3) Extent of temporary closure or restriction East Riding of Yorkshire | Ulrome Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 2a and 2b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 2 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Skipsea Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 5a and 5b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 5 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Seaton Footpath No. 10 | Between reference points 12a and 12b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 12 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Catwick Footpath No. 8 | Between reference points 13a and 13b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 13 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Proposed Bridleway in the parishes of Catwich and Leven | Between reference points 15a and 15b marked with a solid purple line on sheet 15 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Riston Footpath No. 2 | Between reference points 16a and 16b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 16 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Molescroft Footpath No. 5 | Between reference points 22a and 22b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 22 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Molescroft Footpath No. 3 | Between reference points 24a and 24b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 24 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 27a and 27b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 27 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 4 | Between reference points 28c and 28d marked with a solid orange line on sheet 27 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Rowley Bridleway No. 13 | Between reference points 30a and 30b, 30c and 30d and 30e and 30f marked with a solid green line on sheet 30 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Woodmansey Bridleway No. 30 | Between reference points 30g and 30h marked with a solid green line on sheet 30 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Woodmansey Bridleway No. 6 | Between reference points 31a and 31b and 31c and 31d marked with a solid green line on sheet 31 of the public rights of way plan PART 2 Public rights of way to be permanently diverted (1) Area | (2) Public right of way to be permanently diverted | (3) Extent of closure | (4) Extent of substitute right of way East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 4 | Between reference points 28a and 28b marked with a solid pink line on sheet 28 of the public rights of way plan | Between reference points 28a and 28b marked with a blue dashed line on sheet 28 of the public rights of way plan
SCHEDULE 5 Closure and diversion of public rights of way
Article 11 PART 1 Public rights of way to be temporarily closed or restricted (1) Area | (2) Public right of way to be temporarily closed or restricted | (3) Extent of temporary closure or restriction East Riding of Yorkshire | Ulrome Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 2a and 2b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 2 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Skipsea Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 5a and 5b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 5 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Seaton Footpath No. 10 | Between reference points 12a and 12b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 12 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Catwick Footpath No. 8 | Between reference points 13a and 13b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 13 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Proposed Bridleway in the parishes of Catwich and Leven | Between reference points 15a and 15b marked with a solid purple line on sheet 15 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Riston Footpath No. 2 | Between reference points 16a and 16b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 16 of the public rights of way plan. East Riding of Yorkshire | Molescroft Footpath No. 5 | Between reference points 22a and 22b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 22 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Molescroft Footpath No. 3 | Between reference points 24a and 24b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 24 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 6 | Between reference points 27a and 27b marked with a solid orange line on sheet 27 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 4 | Between reference points 28c and 28d marked with a solid orange line on sheet 27 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Rowley Bridleway No. 13 | Between reference points 30a and 30b, 30c and 30d and 30e and 30f marked with a solid green line on sheet 30 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Woodmansey Bridleway No. 30 | Between reference points 30g and 30h marked with a solid green line on sheet 30 of the public rights of way plan East Riding of Yorkshire | Woodmansey Bridleway No. 6 | Between reference points 31a and 31b and 31c and 31d marked with a solid green line on sheet 31 of the public rights of way plan PART 2 Public rights of way to be permanently diverted (1) Area | (2) Public right of way to be permanently diverted | (3) Extent of closure | (4) Extent of substitute right of way East Riding of Yorkshire | Walkington Footpath No. 4 | Between reference points 28a and 28b marked with a solid pink line on sheet 28 of the public rights of way plan | Between reference points 28a and 28b marked with a blue dashed line on sheet 28 of the public rights of way plan
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