210 Rutland Avenue dropped kerb wider than 4.6m

Updates

• The report has been passed to the Highway Officer, who will carry out an inspection of the issue within 10 working days, emergency defects will be corrected or made safe at the time of the inspection, if reasonably practicable to do so. In this context, making safe may constitute displaying warning notices, coning‐off or fencing‐off to protect the public from the defect or other suitable action. If the inspection team cannot make safe the defect at the time of inspection, then they will instigate the relevant emergency call procedures to ensure appropriate resources are mobilised to make the defect safe.

  There may also be occasions when the issue reported will not be repaired as it has been classified as a minor defect and does not pose any risk to either the safety or the integrity of the highway, these are called minimum recording levels as specified in our Highways Safety Inspection Policy.

  Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 16:59, Tuesday 1 October 2024

• Update

  We have fully investigated this report, however, we have been unable to identify any issues with the footpath/pavement in the area plotted on the map.

  This may mean the issue has already been inspected and resolved or that it does not present any immediate safety to the public.
  

  State changed to: Closed

  Posted by Buckinghamshire Council at 16:17, Wednesday 2 October 2024