Public rights of way - General
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Information on Public rights of way is supported by Planning and Development, Planning.
Public rights of way are ways over which the public have the right to pass and repass. Public footpaths are for pedestrians only. Public bridleways are for pedestrians, horse riders and cyclists. Public byways are pedestrians, horse riders, cyclists and motorised vehicles, subject to the character of the way.
This service is undertaken by Lincolnshire County Council.
What to do to get this service
Can I check if a path is a public right of way?
If you wish to check whether a path is a public rights of way please contact Lincolnshire County Highways using the details below. On receipt, an Officer will check the status of the route on the definitive map and statement of public rights of way. If the route is not recorded as a public right of way it could be a claimed path. If the path is not recorded then the council does not have any responsibility to maintain it.
Lincolnshire County Council
County Offices
Newland
LINCOLN
LN1 1YL
Telephone - 01522 552222
Fax - 01522 552288
You can also visit their website at www.lincolnshire.gov.uk.
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Contact Details
If you have any queries about the information provided above, or require further information, please contact Customer Services on 01775 761161 or email info@sholland.gov.uk.
