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Street Furniture - Clackmannanshire

Scotland's Spatial Hub OGL-UK-3.0 ⚙ service endpoint Clackmannanshire Council · updated 2025-09-18
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In November 2004, Audit Scotland published a document entitled "Maintaining Scotland's Roads", effectively introducing a requirement on local authorities in Scotland to produce a Roads Asset Management Plan (RAMP). Following this publication, The Society of Chief Officers for Transportation in Scotland (SCOTS) produced a common asset management framework through which all local authorities could develop their own RAMP. Street assets/ furniture are a key part of the RAMP and as such a requirement exists for a national dataset of information. This can include (although is not limited to) features such as bollards, road signs, barriers, parking bays, bus shelters, cattle grids, gates, street lighting columns, benches or seats, information boards, dog/ litter/ grit bins, cycle stands, ticket machines etc. etc. We are currently only including furniture types that have been provided by more than one council. These are: Grit Bins Street Lights Traffic Calming Traffic Signals Litter Bins Cattle Grids Weather Stations Dog Litter Bins Benches Bollards Picnic Tables Memorials Cycle parking We understand that some local authorities are loading this data into the VAULT system. We will work with the team managing that system to ensure that there is one definitive list in the future.

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ResourceFormatVerifiedSize
Street Lighting Columns?⚙ service endpoint34 B
Grit Bins?unchecked
Litter bins?unchecked
Dog Bins?unchecked
Electric Vehicle Charging Points?unchecked
Pedestrian Crossings?unchecked
Street Lighting Columns?unchecked
Gri Bins?unchecked
Litter Bins?unchecked
Dog Bins?unchecked
Electric Vehicle Charging Points?unchecked
Pedestrian Crossings?unchecked

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