• Designated roads under Section 27

    Which roads had the authority issued a “designated road” order under Section 27 of the Road Traffic Act 1988? Devon County Council does not hold this information. Information searches have not identified any designated roads under Section 27 of the … Continue reading →

  • ENQ221535303

    I respectfully request a copy of the detailed Report generated from this enquiry We can confirm that no report has been generated; we therefore do not hold this information. By way of further assistance, we can confirm with regards to … Continue reading →

  • Douglas Avenue, Exmouth

    1. I write to ask for detail of any report of a trip or fall, made by a member of the public, as a result of any defect in the footpath on either side of Douglas Avenue. Nature of report … Continue reading →

  • Inspection Reports for South Brent

    Please can we be provided with a copy of the following reports. Roads and Transport Carriageway Inspection Reports: Street Unit: 27127400059842, Portford Lane, South Brent Inspection Date 4 July 2022. The inspection for Portford Lane can be found on this … Continue reading →

  • Inspections/repairs on pavements at Market Place, Colyton

    On what dates have inspections and/or repairs been carried out to pavements at Market Place, Colyton, East Devon, for the past 3 years? Information in response to this request can be found on this Devon County Council web page.

  • Highway Condition Surveys

    1. Which suppliers applied for inclusion on each framework/contract for Highway Condition Surveys and were successful and not successful at the Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) and Invitation to Tender (ITT) stages? Devon County Council (DCC) does not hold this information.  Currently, … Continue reading →

  • Parking Charge Notices

    1. How many parking charge notices (PCNs) were issued by Devon County Council in 2020, 2021, and January to June 2022? 2. What is the total revenue raised by these PCN’s? 3. What proportion of those PCNs paid within 14 … Continue reading →