City of Bath Definitive Map Project
Project Update November 2008
CURRENT SITUATION: The Bath Definitive Map Project Officer is
currently on Maternity Leave. The project will be resumed in
early 2010.
River Path and Towpath
Research and consultations began on the river path, towpath and
adjoining paths in 2008.
Abbey Ward (No. 6)
An order was made on 13th August to add 44 public
footpaths to the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of
Bath in Abbey Ward. The order was confirmed on 22nd October
2008.
Kingsmead Ward (No. 5)
An Order was made on 12th December 2006 to add 22 public rights
of way to the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of
Bath in Kingsmead Ward. The order was confirmed on 19th
March, 2008.
Newbridge Ward (No. 4)
An Order was made on 15th November 2006 to add 43 public
footpaths to the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of
Bath in Newbridge Ward. The Order was confirmed on 25th April
2007.
Lambridge Ward (No. 3)
An Order was made on 5th July 2006 to add 36 public footpaths to
the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of Bath in
Lambridge Ward. The Order was confirmed on 15th November 2006
and 36 paths were added to the DMS.
Lansdown Ward (No. 2)
An Order was made on 10th August 2005 to add 14 public footpaths
to the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of Bath in
Lansdown Ward. The Order was confirmed on 16th November 2005
and 12 paths were added to the DMS.
Weston Ward (No. 1)
An Order was made on 23rd March 2005 to add 23 public footpaths
to the definitive map and statement (DMS) for the city of Bath in
Weston Ward. The Order was confirmed on 3rd August 2005 and
22 paths were added to the DMS.
Definitive Map and Statement (DMS)
The first DMS for the City of Bath was published on 29th March
2006. It includes 55 public rights of way within the City of
Bath.
A copy of the DMS can be found at the following Council
Offices:
- The Central Library, The Podium, Bath; The Definitive Map is
found in Map File 4 in the Miscellaneous Maps section. The
Definitive Statement is held in the Fast Facts Section in Local
Pamphlets.
- Guildhall Bath; The Definitve Map and Statementare held in the
Archives.
- Riverside, Temple Street, Keynsham; The Definitive Map and
Statement are held by Public Rights of Way.
The map and statement are available to view during office
hours. The intention is to make the map and statement
available on-line on the Council’s internet site in the near
future. Please note that the Definitive Map and Statement does not
yet cover the whole of the city of Bath. For enquiries about
Public Rights of Way in the city, contact the Public Rights of Way
Team on 01225 477532.