The Cory Decarbonisation Project Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 7 TEMPORARY ALTERATION, PROHIBITION, DIVERSION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY AND AUTHORISING VEHICULAR USE ON PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 16 PART 1 TEMPORARY ALTERATION, PROHIBITION, DIVERSION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Street or public right of way subject to temporary prohibition or restriction of use | (3) Extent of temporary alteration, prohibition, diversion or restriction of use of streets London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 2 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked R and H and between the points H and L on the access and rights of way plan shown with a purple dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 3 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked A and T on the access and rights of way plan shown with an orange dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 4 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked C and F on the access and rights of way plan shown with a green dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Thames Water Access Road | Street to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked H and I on the access and rights of way plan shown with a blue and black dashed line. PART 2 AUTHORISING TEMPORARY USE OF VEHICULAR USE ON PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Public right of way | (3) Measures London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 1 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked M and S on the access and rights of way plan shown with a yellow dashed line London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 2 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked R and H, between the points H and L and between the points marked R and S on the access and rights of way plan shown with a purple dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 3 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked A and T on the access and rights of way plan shown with an orange dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 4 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked C and F on the access and rights of way plan shown with a green dashed line.
SCHEDULE 7 TEMPORARY ALTERATION, PROHIBITION, DIVERSION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY AND AUTHORISING VEHICULAR USE ON PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY
Article 16 PART 1 TEMPORARY ALTERATION, PROHIBITION, DIVERSION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS AND PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Street or public right of way subject to temporary prohibition or restriction of use | (3) Extent of temporary alteration, prohibition, diversion or restriction of use of streets London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 2 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked R and H and between the points H and L on the access and rights of way plan shown with a purple dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 3 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked A and T on the access and rights of way plan shown with an orange dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 4 | Public right of way to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked C and F on the access and rights of way plan shown with a green dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Thames Water Access Road | Street to be temporarily altered, restricted, diverted or use prohibited between the points marked H and I on the access and rights of way plan shown with a blue and black dashed line. PART 2 AUTHORISING TEMPORARY USE OF VEHICULAR USE ON PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY (1) Area | (2) Public right of way | (3) Measures London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 1 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked M and S on the access and rights of way plan shown with a yellow dashed line London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 2 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked R and H, between the points H and L and between the points marked R and S on the access and rights of way plan shown with a purple dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 3 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked A and T on the access and rights of way plan shown with an orange dashed line. London Borough of Bexley | Footpath 4 | Motor vehicles authorised by the undertaker may pass along, or cross, the length of the public right of way between the points marked C and F on the access and rights of way plan shown with a green dashed line.
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