Thursday 20 April 2017

Beeswax Dyson Farming - relief access track

Construction work

I refer to my blog dated 4 March 2017 which reported that preparation work had commenced on marking out the new relief road. I can now report the construction work has started in earnest.

Plate 1 - Access from Old Sleaford Rd, near MAC Ltd

Plate 2 - Digging out the new relief access track

Plate 3 - View from footpath

Plate 4 - Route of new relief access track
around reservoir boundary
Plate 5 - Access from junction
near Nocton Wood House

Plate 6 - Route headed towards reservoir

You may like to see the official notice regarding the 'closure' of the bridleway between Nocton and Dunston. A copy is posted on the Parish Council noticeboard on The Green.

Formal Notice

Lincolnshire County Council
Traffic Orders
Unit 7, Witham Park House
Waterside South,
Lincoln, LN5 7JN
Tel: 01522 782070
Email: roadclosures@lincolnshire.gov.uk

My Ref: TTRO/324/2017
Date: 10th April 2017

Road Closure Notice

Dear Sir/Madam,

Temporary Footpath Closure: Dunston/Nocton

Please note it will be necessary to impose a temporary restriction to all users of the footpath(s) detailed below.

Reason for closure: Essential maintenance works by Daniel Charles Construction
Location: Dunston Public Right of Way (PROW) 16 (Closed 590 metres North of Back Lane); Nocton PROW 26 (Closed in vicinity of PROW 815)

Period of closure: 24/04/2017 to 14/07/2017 (Closures to be implemented as & when required during this period, signage detailing accurate dates & times will be displayed on site in advance)

Alternative route: Local diversion routes & access arrangements will be signposted

If you have any queries, or require further information, please contact the LCC Customer Service Centre on 01522 782070.

Yours faithfully
Traffic Orders
For Executive Director
(Environment & Economy)

Ben Wills (Head of Property) - Beeswax Dyson Farming

Please be assured that this footpath will not be closed completely, as Beeswax Dyson Farming will ensure access through the crossing point throughout the period of construction works, as reported at the Parish Council meeting on 11 April.

Plate 7 - Bridleway crossing point of new relief access road

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