The phrase "and footpaths in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing locations, infrastructure, or areas that include footpaths as part of a broader context.
Example: "The city plans to improve the parks and footpaths in the downtown area to enhance accessibility for pedestrians."
Alternatives: "and walkways in the" or "and trails in the".
Cameras have been set up by the zoo to track his movements and footpaths in the area closed by the county council.
In March 2008, the law firm Eversheds which is based at Bridgewater Place, wrote to the council "increasingly concerned about the safety of our employees and other pedestrians using the roads and footpaths in the vicinity of Bridgewater Place".
Some information about site conditions including elevation, slope inclination and soil pH, forest structure characteristics such as canopy closure, tree density and basal area, and human interference (numbers of stumps and footpaths) in the initial random sample plots was also collected.
The council is responsible for the administration and maintenance of public roads and footpaths in the city.
After half an hour, having been set quite straight about Pat's views on land in general and footpaths in particular, the man from the parish left.
All roads and footpaths in Auckland were used to create the network dataset and the daytime and night-time populations for meshblocks within transport service areas were summed.
These days will be very different from the stages on the North Downs Way and you should be prepared for walking on a mix of suburban streets, pavements of quiet er) roads and footpaths in later stages.
For example, Optus, an Australian telecommunications company, developed a detailed transport strategy that includes, among other things, charging a significant amount for onsite parking, providing real-time displays for local public transport options, and funding footpaths in the local area to encourage walking [ 24].
Despite having being drugged, caught and rehomed in another area, the badgers had returned yesterday to their network of tunnels stretching under a road and footpath in Cumnor Hill, west Oxford.
After consulting a map of National Trails and other long-distance footpaths in the UK, I decided those criteria were best met by the outward section of the South West Coast Path.
There were no sidewalks or footpaths in the area, and there wasn't much movement on the street.
