Rights of Way Improvement Plan (RoWIP)
Explanation for the Rights of Way Improvement Plan.
Rights of Way Improvement Plan
The Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 places a duty on the Council as Highway Authority to prepare and adopt a ROWIP by November 2007.
The Public Rights of Way Team have been working for the past three years towards producing and implementing a Rights of Way Improvement Plan. The Plan includes detailed policies and proposals for physical and legal improvements to Public Rights of Way over the next ten years.
While making the Plan there has been a statutory Pre Plan consultation and a three-month statutory consultation on the Draft Rights of Way Improvement Plan, there were over 50 responses. Following careful consideration of these it was decided that a further period of consultation was needed and started in July 2007 and finished in September 2007.
The final document was approved by Cabinet Advisary Teams for Neighbourhoods & Housing and Regeneration & Transport in November 2007.
The document is now available to download below:
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan
- Operational Public Rights of Way Network Plan
- Proposed Improvements to the Public Rights of Way Network Plan
Alternatively a compact disc can be requested from the Council’s Public Rights of Way Team. There are also a limited number of hard copies for people without access to a computer.
The document can also be inspected at the following Council buildings:
- Sandwell Council House, Freeth Street, Oldbury.
- Development House, Lombard Street, West Bromwich.
- Municipal Buildings, Barrs Road, Cradley Heath
- Smethwick Council House, High Street, Smethwick
- Revised Chapter 12
- Revised Chapters 10-11
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - Chapter 13 and Appendix
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - Chapters 1-6
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - Chapters 7-9
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - Front Cover and Contents Page
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - Legal LROW Network Map Adopted
- Rights of Way Improvement Plan - ROWIP Map Adopted