S17.24 Public Path Deeds

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ABN 01204 (No.35) 20 Mar. 2008
PUBLIC PATH DIVERSION ORDER (under Section 35 of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967) by ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL, successors to CORPORATION OF CITY OF ABERDEEN, Proprietors of Pitfodels School Site, aftermentioned - WHEREBY (1) footpath extending 267 metres, shown by brown dotted line on Plan, part of PITFODELS SCHOOL SITE, PITFODELS, ABERDEEN, part of (I) subjects I and II referred to in Disp. to John Malcolm Fyfe, recorded 28 May 1914 and (II) lands &c., namely Lot 10th, containing 6 acres 1 rood 33 poles, II referred to in Disp. to John Malcolm Fyfe, recorded 19 May 1920 shall be extinguished and (2) there shall be created a footpath extending to 249 metres, shown by dotted purple line along route A-B-C on Plan, part of inter alia subjects I referred to in said Disp. to John Malcolm Fyfe, recorded 28 May 1914; said Aberdeen City Council acquiring right to said subjects by Acts and Orders. Dated 5 Sep. 2007. 
- PLAN. 
- see ABN30610.

INV 06688 (No.48) 27 Nov. 2002
PUBLIC PATH CREATION AGREEMENT (in terms of Section 30 of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967) between SCOTTISH MINISTERS, proprietor of area of land [at LOCHABER], in Parish of KILMALLIE, referred to in Disp. to Secretary of State for Scotland, recorded 29 Dec. 1971, said Ministers having acquired right by Act and Order and HIGHLAND COUNCIL - AGREEING public path to be known as WEST HIGHLAND WAY, comprising sections in BLARMACDERYNIE FORESTRY RIDE and on forestry roads in NEVIS FOREST running to GLEN NEVIS &c. as thereinmentioned. Dated 1 Apr. and 5 Aug. 2002. 
- 2 PLANS.

GLA 02153 (No.14) 25 Nov. 2002
PUBLIC PATH EXTINGUISHMENT ORDER cited as The East Dunbartonshire Council (Duncryne Place to Brackenbrae Avenue, Bishopbriggs) Public Path Extinguishment Order No.2 2001 (in terms of Section 35 of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967) by EAST DUNBARTONSHIRE COUNCIL - MAKING that the public right of way over a footpath 120 metres in length, running northwards from DUNCRYNE PLACE to BRACKENBRAE AVENUE, BISHOPBRIGGS, part of inter alia subjects referred to in Disp. to Strathkelvin District Council, recorded 21 Aug. 1979 shall be EXTINGUISHED at the expiration of 30 days from date of making the order. Dated 17 May 2001.
- PLAN.

MOR 04551 (No.34) 10 Sep. 2002
PUBLIC PATH ACCESS AGREEMENT (in terms of Section 78(1) and by virtue of Section 30(1) and (2) of Countryside (Scotland) Act 1967) between MORAY COUNCIL, (First Party) and IVAN WILLIAM RUSSELL, 21 Beils Brae, Urquhart, (Second Party) - AGREEING to divert path to a more convenient route from area at DUNBAR STREET, HOPEMAN, coloured red on plan annexed hereto to new section of path coloured green on said plan annexed lying within 0.074 hectare to north-west of Dunbar Street, Hopeman, referred to in Disp. to Ivan William Rusell, recorded 6 Nov. 1997. Dated 22 May. 2002. 
- PLAN.

ROS 00184 (No.2) 19 Jan. 2000
AGREEMENT between POLLY ESTATES LIMITED, (First Party), HIGHLAND COUNCIL (Second Party) and FOOTPATH TRUST, Unit 4, Bridgend Industrial Estate, Dingwall, (Third Party), with consent of SCOTTISH NATURAL HERITAGE, - AGREEING access, maintenance and improvement of public path over and across STAC POLLAIDH EASTERN ROUTE for 10 years from 1 Jul. 1998. Dated 7 Jul., 10 and 20 Sep. 1999.
- part of lands and estates of INVERPOLLY, in Parish of Lochbroom.
- PRES/EX, PLAN.

FFE 05916 (No.4) 14 Oct. 1999
PUBLIC PATH ACCESS DECLARATION by SCOTTISH MINISTERS - DECLARING Public Right of Way for pedestrian traffic only between points marked A and B over Route blue on plan annexed to Notice of Title to The Scottish Ministers, recorded 14 Oct. 1999. Dated 14 Sep. 1999.
- 530 metres crossing the A92 Trunk Road at CARDENBARNS. 
- PLAN.

 

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