Highways Infrastructure Managed

Please confirm whether you own or manage any of the following infrastructure:



- Street lighting assets (including columns, cables, and feeder pillars)

- Highway drainage systems (including gullies, pipes, and culverts)

- Traffic signals and associated ducting

- Council-owned underground ducts or services

- District heating or heat network infrastructure ' including:

- Any networks owned or operated by the Council.



- OR Any privately or commercially owned/operated heat networks operating within your area that are known to or registered with the Council.



If you do own or manage any of the above, please provide:



- The relevant department or team responsible

- A contact email or shared mailbox for future enquiries

- Details of how asset plans or records can be requested outside of the FOI process

Please confirm whether you own or manage any of the following infrastructure:

Details of the asset data which is held and the completeness of the data can be found in the Highways and Infrastructure Management Plan.

Highways infrastructure asset management plan – Lincolnshire County Council

- Street lighting assets (including columns, cables, and feeder pillars)
- Highway drainage systems (including gullies, pipes, and culverts)
- Traffic signals and associated ducting
- Council-owned underground ducts or services
- District heating or heat network infrastructure ' including:
- Any networks owned or operated by the Council.

- OR Any privately or commercially owned/operated heat networks operating within your area that are known to or registered with the Council.
N/A
If you do own or manage any of the above, please provide:

- The relevant department or team responsible

The data is managed by the Highways Service
- A contact email or shared mailbox for future enquiries

Contact us – Lincolnshire County Council
- Details of how asset plans or records can be requested outside of the FOI process

Outside the Land Searches process, these records can be viewed through the FixMyStreet portal (FixMyStreet) but the Council plans to release an improved searchable, map-based provision before the end of the year.