Discussion
Public access rights along a coast typically constrain a scheme by
Answer: C
Correct answer: requiring that a route be maintained or diverted, not removed
Where a public right of way or a coastal access route crosses the works, the scheme must keep it open, divert it, or provide an equivalent - it cannot simply extinguish it. In practice this means ramps, steps and a route along or behind the new structure, which affects both the design and its cost. It does not prohibit construction, nor does it guarantee access to the sea bed.
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