Vehicles crossing Public Footpath
Sent to Gloucestershire County Council less than a minute later. FixMyStreet ref: 6375024.
The photographs clearly show that work has started on the site at Cross Hand Lydney. The construction management plan makes it clear at para 4.2 Access for Deliveries will make use of the entrance off Highfield Road. However, the attached photograph shows that the gate is open and the tyre makes on the tarmac indicates that it is being used to access the site. To enter the construction site from the double gates the vehicles have pass down Abbotts Gate then proceed along Highbrook Way. Prior to passing through the gates the vehicles cross FLY 92 which is used by children. The original planning application at para 1 placed a requirement that: No development shall take place, including any demolition works, until a construction management plan or construction method statement has been submitted to and approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority. P2116_21_FUL-GCC_HIGHWAYS-859927.pdf (fdean.gov.uk) Subsequently, a management plan was approved P0048/24/DISCON | Discharge of condition 03 (construction management plan) relating to planning permission P2116/21/FUL. | Land At Cross Hands Garage Cross Hands Lydney Gloucestershire GL15 4BZ (fdean.gov.uk) However, the document made it clear at para 4.2 Access for Deliveries The site will make use of the entrance off Highfield Road Why are there no warning signs that vehicles are now crossing a public footpath (FLY 92)
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