Consultation letter proposed diversion footpath 46 Okeford Fitzpaine

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Okeford Fitzpaine – A Vision for the future

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P256 Consultation letter proposed diversion footpath 46 Okeford Fitzpaine

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From The Village Community Speedwatch Team

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13 December 2023

We grieve the loss of Queen Elizabeth II who was an inspirational leader to us all.  Our deepest condolences go out to The Royal Family and all those whose lives she touched.  What dignity, leadership, comfort and compassion she showed us for 70 years.

May her soul rest in peace.

FIPPENNY NEWS (002)

 

 

PROPOSED WORKS IN YOUR AREA – The Parish of Okeford Fitzpaine
Dear Sir/Madam
Due to unforeseen circumstances we have had to suspend scheduled microasphalt surface treatment works, on the
listed sites.
Castle Avenue
As soon as we have confirmation of new dates we will update you.
Yours Faithfully
Steve Higgs
Site Agent
Dorset Highways
01305 228100
Document dated: 27.07.22

 

Dear Primary Stakeholders

 

Suspension of Micro Surface Dressing Programme 2022- Further information

 

As recently advised, we have needed to suspend our micro-asphalt highway surfacing programme for this year.

 

As this is a weather dependent activity and we do not anticipate that the remainder of the micro-asphalt programme will be completed within 2022.

 

We will continue to inspect these roads and make safe defects requiring intervention.

 

Some of these roads may deteriorate over the winter and micro-asphalt may therefore not be the most suitable surfacing to use in 2023. We will need to reassess the roads and determine what the most appropriate surfacing option will be.

 

It is necessary to suspend the programme as tragically, an employee of our micro-asphalt contractor was sadly killed in an accident involving a lorry. This accident remains under investigation and I do not feel that it is appropriate to restart the programme while this is the case.

 

Yours faithfully,

 

Jack Wiltshire
Head of Highways
Highways
Dorset Council
01963 365921
dorsetcouncil.gov.uk