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The Kent County Council (Footpath SR535 (part) at Chiddingstone) Definitive Map Modification Order 2024
Kent County Council has made an Order to amend the legal record of Public Rights of Way, known as the Definitive Map, by amending part of the alignment of public footpath SR535 at Chiddingstone.
The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 states that the Highway Authority may make a Definitive Map Modification Order to amend the Definitive Map and Statement by adding a public right of way if it is shown that the right of the public to use it is at least 'reasonably alleged to subsist' and by deleting an existing route if the evidence demonstrates that route ‘ought not’ to be shown.
The County Council has made an Order after considering historical mapping evidence that showed it was reasonable to allege that the Definitive Map and Statement should be amended to delete part of the current recorded alignment of public footpath SR535 and to add a different alignment of public footpath SR535.
Further details about the application (including how to respond) and a plan showing the proposal can be found by viewing the folder title 'Order Documents' in the Documents section.
Kent County Council has made an Order to amend the legal record of Public Rights of Way, known as the Definitive Map, by amending part of the alignment of public footpath SR535 at Chiddingstone.
The Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 states that the Highway Authority may make a Definitive Map Modification Order to amend the Definitive Map and Statement by adding a public right of way if it is shown that the right of the public to use it is at least 'reasonably alleged to subsist' and by deleting an existing route if the evidence demonstrates that route ‘ought not’ to be shown.
The County Council has made an Order after considering historical mapping evidence that showed it was reasonable to allege that the Definitive Map and Statement should be amended to delete part of the current recorded alignment of public footpath SR535 and to add a different alignment of public footpath SR535.
Further details about the application (including how to respond) and a plan showing the proposal can be found by viewing the folder title 'Order Documents' in the Documents section.
If you require any of the documents in an alternative format or language please email alternativeformats@kent.gov.uk or call 03000 42 15 53 (text relay service number: 18001 03000 42 15 53). This number goes to an answering machine, which is monitored during office hours.
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