NYCC PRoW

Actions

3.1 Countryside Access
Action Targets and Timescales Partners
3.1A Review and update the current network of strategic and National Landscape 'Promoted Routes' (for walking, cycling, horse-riding, trampers etc.) at least annually, giving consideration to new or improved routes and removal of routes under pressure
Review completed and acted upon at least once per year
Annually
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3.1B Continue to undertake PRoW/access improvement surveys, identifying and acting upon opportunities for improvement
Survey at least 10% of PRoW within National Landscape per year
Annually
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3.1C Seek to install least restrictive access furniture and to provide appropriate signage on strategic and National Landscape 'Promoted Routes'
'Access for all' provided on at least one route per year
Annually
Hold meetings with PRoW teams to raise awareness of importance of appropriate signage in the National Landscape (e.g. materials)
2015
Develop a monitoring system with PRoW teams to flag reports relating to signage renewal in the National Landscape
2015
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3.2 Public Rights of Way and Access Land
Action Targets and Timescales Partners
3.2A Support the review and implementation of the Rights of Way Improvement Plans (both Lancashire and North Yorkshire), where funding allows
Contribute to planned review of the RoWIP for Lancashire
2014
At least one meeting per year with PRoW teams re: implementation of RoWIPs in the National Landscape
Annually
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3.2C Maintain well-managed PRoW, making necessary repairs to strategic routes or National Landscape 'Promoted Routes', where funding permits
At least 3 strategic or National Landscape promoted routes maintained per year
Annually
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3.1D Continue to identify and facilitate the development of strategic routes linking neighbouring urban areas and other visitor destinations to the National Landscape, with priority given to: l extension Lune Valley multi-use route l extensions to North Lancashire bridleway l Settle (Pennine Bridleway) to Gisburn Forest link
Seek inclusion of priority strategic routes in review of LCC RoWIP
2014
Continue landowner negotiations and development of route for Settle to Gisburn Forest link
2014
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