This table shows the desired response times for dealing with reported issues on the public path network. These are likely to be adjusted on conclusion of the Rights of Way Review and revisited annually thereafter. Once adopted, all response times will be subject to variation, depending on competing areas of rights of way work and available resources. A Routes B Routes C Routes What does the route look like? Nationally and regionally, long Locally promoted route Other routes not classed A or B distance promoted route e.g. Runs within 50m of a publically Staffordshire Way, Way for the accessible green space Millennium, Heart of England Likely to be multi-user route Way, etc. (e.g. bridleway) Description of the route Crosses a SCC country park Runs within 10m of an Runs within 50m of a school, application to upgrade a route shop, community resource Likely anticipated use is Likely to be routes medium Likely anticipated use is high Infrastructure is in good, safe Infrastructure in a reasonable, Some infrastructure may be difficult to condition safe condition use Path surfaces are generally in Path surfaces are in reasonably Some barriers or other obstructions Target Standards good condition good for most of the year may be present (users might expect the following standards and Absence of significant although seasonal problems Path runs along its natural surface conditions) encroachment by vegetation (e.g. vegetation and flooding) and can be muddy and/or vegetation Absence of any other may occur. may be dense in places obstructions Absence of other obstructions, although ploughing and
This table shows the desired response times for dealing with reported issues on the public path network. These are likely to be adjusted on conclusion of the Rights of Way Review and revisited annually thereafter. Once adopted, all response times will be subject to variation, depending on competing areas of rights of way work and available resources. A Routes B Routes C Routes What does the route look like? Description of the route Nationally and regionally, long distance promoted route e.g. Staffordshire Way, Way for the Millennium, Heart of England Way, etc. Crosses a SCC country park Runs within 50m of a school, shop, community resource Likely to be routes Likely anticipated use is high Locally promoted route Runs within 50m of a publically accessible green space Likely to be multi-user route (e.g. bridleway) Runs within 10m of an application to upgrade a route Likely anticipated use is medium Other routes not classed A or B Target Standards (users might expect the following standards and conditions) Infrastructure is in good, safe condition Path surfaces are generally in good condition Absence of significant encroachment by vegetation Absence of any other obstructions Infrastructure in a reasonable, safe condition Path surfaces are in reasonably good for most of the year although seasonal problems (e.g. vegetation and flooding) may occur. Absence of other obstructions, although ploughing and Some infrastructure may be difficult to use Some barriers or other obstructions may be present Path runs along its natural surface and can be muddy and/or vegetation may be dense in places
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