Austwick to Clapham Public Bridleway Improvement Project

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Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority has published 11 Construction notices, about every 10 months. On that rhythm the next one is expected around June 2027.

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The Authority wishes to award a contract for the improvement of the Austwick to Clapham bridleway on the A65.

To include: • Resurface approximately 430m of the public bridleway to a bound surface appropriate for all users of the bridleway with a flexible porous surface - suitable for all users of the public bridleway and light agricultural vehicles.

2m wide surfacing with approximately 0.5m verge buffer strip either side • Remove and reinstation of soil/turf • Create a splayed/bound entrance exit either side of the bridleway to interconnect into the B480 • Include appropriate road markings for cyclists to give way to traffic when merging with the highway. • Install reinforced concrete farm crossing to E10 Standard or other bound surface suitable for agricultural vehicular access • Manage any traffic management orders needed within the scope of the works, including designing, supplying and deploying any barriers, signage and traffic light systems.

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