This Road Is Adopted By The Council | But It's Private | So You Can't Video | How's That Work |
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- This Road Is Adopted By The Council | But It's Private | So You Can't Video | How's That Work |
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Today I'm at Worksop Galvanising, A large galvanising plant on the Claylands Estate in Worksop.
While videoing I was told that the road I was on was a private road, but it's been adopted by the council, I have never come across a road that has been adopted by the council and it's still a private road, it's deffo a new one on me.
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Yes it's one of those, if councils looking for money for repairs its adopted but if someone is auditing its private
I get that lol 😂😂
"An adopted road is a road that is maintained at public expense. Road adoption is a term used to describe the council taking ownership of a 'private street'."
Correct. Been a party to a private road that was not adopted by the local council, and so saved them money to waste elsewhere. As you rightly point out there is a distinction
@@collincovid6950 The distinction is that roads which meet the minimun dft standards can be adopted, those that don't will not get adopted because they will cost the public purse money - it has nothing to do with saving them money but to do with gaurding the pubic purse. After all, it's you and me that has to pay in the end!
What that lad really meant was... HE DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THE ROAD ACTUALLY WAS! So keep on filming PJ... Fine Audit
99.9999999% sure that they do not pay for repairs. The whole point of an adopted road is that the council takes over the maintenance.
Spot on. The worker wants it both ways. Council to pay for repairs but to him it’s private. Planks at their best.
It's an adopted road. Meaning that the council will have made those businesses pay to bring the road up to standard before they would adopt it. The Council pays for the roads maintenance, although may well then charge these businesses for repairs if they are proved to have damaged the road. However as you said it becomes public once adopted and you are entitled to be on it.
They have to keep the upkeep of the road because its the wagons going in and out that chew it up, just like if me or you damaged a road we would have to pay for it. Doesn't mean we own it ffs.
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They didn't argue the toss - looked good to me.
The guy was talking bollocks to try and get rid of you
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As a Sheffielder born and bred living next to dunford and hadfields and brown balieys, watching the crucible being poured out and being shoed off by gaffer ...I still love to see heavy goods vehicles and the like to do with industry especially around Sheffield..It's part of my and our heritage. 😁
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Interesting vlog nice one 👍👍
County Councils keep a Statutory list of 'highways maintainable at public expense' if the road Is on this list it is Not Private.
Agreements are reached between councils and companies and if a company gives the road a lot of wear, or excessive wear their business rates will rise dramatically, to get around this many companies agree to maintain a road at their expense to avoid the much higher business rates, its still a public road but with a codicil attached meaning the company pays to maintain it.
He reminded me of an expert, ex meaning has been and spurt a drip under pressure.
Morris Hills Transport have some good drivers, ( the same cannot be said for the owners ) might be a good place for an audit.
Private? Adopted?
Potato's, tomatoes?
If the roads are for members of the public to access businesses, residencies or places of employment,
It's public access .
😃😃😃 Adopted how many kids has he got its open to the public
Mine and my neighbours private (roughly 100 metre) mud "road" gets routinely damaged by one neighbour specifically, as he drives down it like a maniac at 20+ mph in a very tall White van.
One day he'll probably hit one of my next door neighbours crazy inbred kids.
Therefore every so often, I have to fill in the potholes on our stretch of the road with anything I can find, which includes:
Broken bricks, broken stones, pebbles, gravel, sand etc.
Put Darren in a high viz and this is what you get.
I've used them for galving over the years
I'm a grumpy git, I can't help it, I've always been like that - bye now!
4:45. Mate; glasses on please think of the dust, vest correctly worn you don’t want it getting caught on vehicles. And leave the unhelpful attitude to the government, they are experts at that.
Nice chap on the forklift. The oaf in the blue shirt and vest doesn't even understand what's he's say himself. Mind numbing fella. Love your video's PJ keep up the great work.
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I live in an unadopted road and a have ask my local council to adopt it, and they say no there are 4 propertys on this road. also its off a main road and we have no street light and it is very dark in winter and we are open to burglerys etc, we have to maintain it ourselves and its costly. How can I go about it to have it adopted please all advice would be welcome thankyou
Watching your vids pal but why did you leave when the shunter was loading up the steel I wanted to see if he had to lift the legs you seem to be very impatient
I waited 45 mins, he was sat reading the newspaper, got fed up of waiting 😭😭
@@PJAudits oh right bud
Thanks again. 😎
If its maintained by public expense then it must be public road
Explain the diffrence between a shunter and a normal cab and why they would buy one Vs a normal cab/tractor unit
A shunter is a vehicle designed for just one job and a normal cab is usually an old vehicle that's not fit to go on the road any more
Silly manager.
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Loaded some up today ! Lol
Excellent stuff!
Your mate on the forklift wanted to fork him.
Adopted highway/road = public road
That's always been a public road 😂
Just checked online and it is a public road and has been adopted by the council
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Poor little road, no mummy or daddy road, the council are nice aren't they ?
A lot to steal in this yard
if council adopted it, for some reason, then it is public road,
That guy was clearly talking out of his arse.
He wouldn't know if you were up him with a handful of chairs!
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what's the grimsby video name?
I think he was talking nonsense about an adopted road in the hope you go immediately
total BS that manager its un adopted road and that means its not private they dont own it for sure
No such as an adopted 'private' road. See the following.
Adopted highway
An adopted highway is a highway that was privately-owned road, but has becomes a public road, managed and maintained by the highway authority (typically the local authority). They can also be referred to as a 'maintained highway'.
Section 38 of the Highways Act 1980 provides that when planning consent has been granted for a new development, developers may ask the highway authority to ‘adopt’ new roads that have been constructed as part of the development, along with associated infrastructure such as drains, lighting and supporting structures.
The conditions of a highway being adopted include:
There being a direct link with the existing public highway network.
It being of sufficient use for the public (i.e. having a wider use than just access to residential or commercial properties)
It being open to the public at all times, and so on.
It being constructed to a suitable standard.
There will be a fee associated with adoption, covering the cost of; checking designs, preparing the agreement, inspecting the works, and ongoing maintenance of items not essential for highway purposes (commuted sums). There may also be a requirement for a bond from the developer to cover the highway authority against the possibility that the developer fails to properly complete the works, for example if they become insolvent.
For more information see: Section 38 agreement.
He’s just made himself look a bit of a tit.
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fork lift fail forks should be on ground
They are 2.28
Why are people so abrasive?............
Wankers!
he talks crap
You could get a job and do something useful with yourself.
Worked 52 years, done my bit, I even get a couple of pensions now for all my hard work
You don't know what 'retired means?
@@swintonblade7607 Damn, you're RUDE! Cry much Karen oops I mean Daren?
@@noneofyourbusiness9369 you spelt Darren wrong and I ain't one.
What makes you think I am?
@@swintonblade7607 Thanks Darren.