Rowden Mill Bridleway
PLEASE NOTE THE COPY OF A MESSAGE BELOW SENT ON 02/08/2023
(The Caundler Announcement was premature as the correction is under threat following an objection being submitted. Sue Harris, Parish Clerk)
From Sue Phillips, Definitive Map Team, Dorset Council
I have been sent the attached article from the latest edition of the Stourton Caundler. Unfortunately there is a slight error regarding Bridleway 33 from Rowden Mill Lane to Rowden Mill farm as follows:
Dorset Council have made a recommendation to correct the drafting error for Bridleway 33. The Notice for the Order has been advertised to this effect but the Definitive Map Modification Order has not been confirmed. Following the advertised Order, an objection has been received by Dorset Council who are now responding to the objection.
I wonder if it may be possible for a correction to be circulated to clarify the situation regarding Bridleway 33?
Please come back to me if you have any questions or comments.
Kind regards
Sue
Sue Phillips
Definitive Map Technical Officer
Definitive Map Team
Economic Growth and Infrastructure
To Whom It May Concern dated 18th January 2023
WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 - PROPOSED DEFINITIVE MAP MODIFICATION ORDER – T721 – Stourton Caundle
The proposal to modify the definitive map and statement of rights of way by correcting the recorded route of Bridleway 33, Stourton Caundle has now been considered by senior managers / officers. They have accepted the recommendation that an order be published to correct Bridleway 33, Stourton Caundle from the recorded route as shown C-A to that shown C-A-B on Drawing T721/22/2. The report is available on the website and can be viewed at:
The County Council will publish an Order reflecting this decision in due course and a Notice will be erected on site and appear in the press. The Notice will give you details of how you can, if you wish, make a representation or object to the Order. If there are no objections within the prescribed period the Order can be confirmed. However, if there are objections the matter will be referred to the Secretary of State for determination, either by written representations, public hearing or public inquiry.
For a modification order, the tests are solely about whether the evidence does or does not justify the change to the definitive map contained in the order. The Secretary of State has the power to disregard irrelevant objections.
Kind regards
Sue
Sue Phillips
Definitive Map Technical Officer
Definitive Map Team
Economic Growth and Infrastructure
Dorset Council
01305 221409