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Consultation has concluded
Bridges play an important role in connecting people, goods and transport.
Aberdeenshire Council is responsible for 3,500 miles of public road, carried by 1,308 bridges, which equates to a bridge approximately every 2.7 miles of road. This reflects the highly dispersed and economically active communities that we have across our area.
Severe weather events in recent years have increased the number of bridge closures and restrictions due to flood damage. This has resulted in the undermining of abutments, piers and foundations leading to a deterioration in structural condition.
Aberdeenshire Council have devised a draft policy and associated procedure to show how we think works required on bridges will be prioritised and available funding allocated. We are looking for comments on our proposals to allow us to better understand public aspirations.
For more information refer to the documents listed on the right.
Please complete the survey below to tell us your views on bridge works prioritisation.
Bridges play an important role in connecting people, goods and transport.
Aberdeenshire Council is responsible for 3,500 miles of public road, carried by 1,308 bridges, which equates to a bridge approximately every 2.7 miles of road. This reflects the highly dispersed and economically active communities that we have across our area.
Severe weather events in recent years have increased the number of bridge closures and restrictions due to flood damage. This has resulted in the undermining of abutments, piers and foundations leading to a deterioration in structural condition.
Aberdeenshire Council have devised a draft policy and associated procedure to show how we think works required on bridges will be prioritised and available funding allocated. We are looking for comments on our proposals to allow us to better understand public aspirations.
For more information refer to the documents listed on the right.
Please complete the survey below to tell us your views on bridge works prioritisation.
This consultation is open for contributions until the 12th of April 2021.
Review
How We Prioritise Bridges has finished this stage
Contributions to this consultation are closed for evaluation and review.
Final Review
How We Prioritise Bridges is currently at this stage
Following the Bridges Consultation online and comments from all 6 Area Committees, feedback received resulted in amendments being made to the Proposed Bridges Work Bank Prioritisation Policy and Procedure.
The Policy and Procedure have been agreed at Infrastructure Services Committee and we will be moving forward with implementing them.