Left, an isolated stretch of pavement to Brigsteer Rise A stretch of pavement from Brigsteer Rise downslope toward Kendal has recently been opened. To serve walkers bound for Scout Scar it needs to link with two further stretches, one above and one below.
We request that the new pavement is extended directly to the access road to Stainbank Green, uphill on the left of the image.
This week we are invited to comment on application SL/2022/1077
We request that the new pavement is extended directly to the access road to Stainbank Green, uphill on the left of the image.
This week we are invited to comment on application SL/2022/1077
SL/2022/1077 Here's what I submitted
I request an urgent on-site consultation, residents and planners, to ensure that the direct and continuous footway from the junction of Underwood/Brigsteer Road to Scout Scar is fit for purpose.
SL/2022/1077 is written by planners for planners. We who walk this way daily, this millenium, have our feet on the ground. We ‘re local, we live here, we are invested in this place. Ours is the immediate experience, not the theory.
A footway is for feet, it’s in the name. The only wheels on a pedestrian pavement should be pushchairs and the disabled. So please arrange an on-site consultation BEFORE the plan is considered.
As the Brigsteer Rise development progresses I’ve studied what pedestrians need, in consultation with residents. I have shared evidence and suggestions with SLDC. I urge you to read 3 blogs on my website
www.cumbrianaturally.co.uk
Paving the way from Brigsteer Rise 2/9/2022
Pedestrians come first 27/8/2022
To Brigsteer Rise pedestrians beware 16/8/2022
Read the comments from residents voicing concerns
There’s a map and photographs of the location. Click on archive dates to to the right
This formal request will also appear on my website, dated 14 December 2022
I request an urgent on-site consultation, residents and planners, to ensure that the direct and continuous footway from the junction of Underwood/Brigsteer Road to Scout Scar is fit for purpose.
SL/2022/1077 is written by planners for planners. We who walk this way daily, this millenium, have our feet on the ground. We ‘re local, we live here, we are invested in this place. Ours is the immediate experience, not the theory.
A footway is for feet, it’s in the name. The only wheels on a pedestrian pavement should be pushchairs and the disabled. So please arrange an on-site consultation BEFORE the plan is considered.
As the Brigsteer Rise development progresses I’ve studied what pedestrians need, in consultation with residents. I have shared evidence and suggestions with SLDC. I urge you to read 3 blogs on my website
www.cumbrianaturally.co.uk
Paving the way from Brigsteer Rise 2/9/2022
Pedestrians come first 27/8/2022
To Brigsteer Rise pedestrians beware 16/8/2022
Read the comments from residents voicing concerns
There’s a map and photographs of the location. Click on archive dates to to the right
This formal request will also appear on my website, dated 14 December 2022
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