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Re: Stockley Bridge-Grains Gill Path

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  1. This is going to close from 10 April for 6 months. Read the notice at
    Stockley Bridge on my way down from Styhead last week. Re-directions are
    shown as via Styhead Tarn.

    --
    sandy saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

    'Mountains or Mole Hills ... summiting still
    brings the same excitement'

  2. sandy saunders wrote on Mon, 28 Mar 2005 16:25:58 GMT....

    Quoted message said:

    This is going to close from 10 April for 6 months. Read the notice at
    Stockley Bridge on my way down from Styhead last week. Re-directions are
    shown as via Styhead Tarn.

    Did you notice whether it will actually be closed for the full 6 months?
    Or just at certain times during that 6 months when work is taking place?

    It's quite common for local authority legal departments to make an order
    that *permits* them to close a path/road for quite a long time, when in
    fact it won't be closed all the time. This then gives them flexibility
    if the work takes longer than expected, or if they can't predict in
    advance which periods they will need to close it.

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  3. "> Did you notice whether it will actually be closed for the full 6 months?

    Quoted message said:

    Or just at certain times during that 6 months when work is taking place?

    It appeared to indicate the path would be closed for the 6 months.

    Quoted message said:

    It's quite common for local authority legal departments to make an order
    that *permits* them to close a path/road for quite a long time, when in
    fact it won't be closed all the time. This then gives them flexibility
    if the work takes longer than expected, or if they can't predict in
    advance which periods they will need to close it.

    The notice was similar to the planning application notice posted outside
    properties ... very official looking. It also showed a map with the closed
    path and alternative path via Styhead.

    --
    sandy saunders @ www.thewalkzone.co.uk

    'Mountains or Mole Hills ... summiting still
    brings the same excitement'

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