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Appendix A : List of sites and proposed maintenance schedule 2014/15 Where proposed schedule box remains blank, this indicates that no changes are planned for this site. WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Reduce area cut and leave fringes / areas under trees / unused areas of plots more Bacup Bacup Cemetery natural Cribden Alder Grange New School Cribden Broadleys Garden Mow strip along roadside and Cribden Constablee Park 1 Burnley Rd. path edges Cribden Constablee Park 2 Hollin Lane Cribden Constablee Park 3 Greave Close Alter shrubs to grass and trees Cribden Constablee Park 4 Hollin Lane Cribden Constablee Park 5 Hollin Lane Cribden Constablee Park, Downham Avenue Cut areas accessible by tractor Cribden Fairview Rec only. Fringes to be left natural. Cease banking and mow edge Cribden Hollin Way, Reedsholme strip only Cribden Reedsholme Mow strip along paths Cribden Reedsholme Cribden Roberts Row Cribden Rushbed Bridge.Burnley Road Cribden St Mary's Way (Gerry Barbers) Cribden St Paul's Church, Constablee Cribden Verge Opp.Rushbed Bridge.Burnley Rd Mow roadside strip only Cribden Wood Croft Street (Opposite), Mow roadside strip 1 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Eden Ashlands Close, Edenfield Eden Bank Gardens, Edenfield Eden Bolton Rd.North-Roundabout,Edenf'Ld Eden Bolton Road Edenfield Eden Bury Road Verges, Edenfield. Eden Bus Stop Turn Eden Chatterton Lane, Edenfield. Eden Chatterton Recreation Ground. Cease areas under trees Eden Eden Avenue, Edenfield Eden Eden Street, Edenfield Mow strip only Eden Edenfield Play Area Eden Edenfield Rdbt.Slip Road Off Bypass Eden Edenfield Rdbt/Bolton Rd. North/A56. Areas accessible by tractor only. Cease cutting roadside banking Eden Edenfield Recreation Ground. and under trees. Eden Edenfield Roundabout (Circle). Eden Finger Post, Edenfield Eden Garden Corner (Sparrow Garden) Eden Highfield Road (No.6), Edenfield. Eden Manchester Rd.Verge, Ewood Bridge. Eden Merlewood, Edenfield Eden Plane Tree Turn Eden Rochdale Road, Turn 2 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Eden Stubbins Garden Eden Stubbins Verge (Opp.Paper Mill). Cease Eden Turn Village Recreation Ground Eden Turn Village Recreation Ground leave area at bottom Eden Woodlands Ave/Central Ave.Edenfield Facit & Shawforth Bridge Street off Rawstron Street Facit & Shawforth Britannia Verge Reduce area cut - focus on path Facit & Shawforth Britannia Landscape edges only. Facit & Shawforth CockHall lane, Whitworth (var) Cease Facit & Shawforth Cowm Park Way North Cease banking, mow edge strip Facit & Shawforth Cowm Park Way North Plots 1-4 only Facit & Shawforth Daniel Street Industrial Estate Cut strip along front Facit & Shawforth Eagley Bank, Shawforth Facit & Shawforth Festival Park Mow path edges, car park edges and around bowling Facit & Shawforth Festival Park green Facit & Shawforth John Street Football Pitch Facit & Shawforth John Street Football Pitch Facit & Shawforth Jubilee Walk Cease Facit & Shawforth Knott Hill Cease Mow strip along roadside and Facit & Shawforth Knowsley Crescent flail steep banking (1/2 x per yr) Facit & Shawforth Knowsley Crescent Play Area Facit & Shawforth Knowsley Crescent Play Area 3 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Facit & Shawforth Landgate Corner Rear of Edgemo Cease cutting Facit & Shawforth Leavengreave Court Facit & Shawforth Leavengreave Rugby Pitch Mow perimeter strip Facit & Shawforth Leavengreave Verge, Market Street Facit & Shawforth Memorial Gardens Whitworth Facit & Shawforth Millgate - Small Field cease Facit & Shawforth Millgate Car Park Mow grass at front and around Facit & Shawforth Millgate Quarry, Market Street (Var) planters Leave wider uncut area behind Facit & Shawforth Moss Side Street bench Facit & Shawforth Neolith Chemicals, Shawforth Not ours, cease Facit & Shawforth North Street, Nr.Car Park Facit & Shawforth Old Lane, Market Street Mow top flat bit only Facit & Shawforth Old Railway (Britannia - Knott Facit & Shawforth Opp. Cown Street View Market S Cease Facit & Shawforth Opp. Old Lane, Market Street Cease Facit & Shawforth Opp.Council Offices, Market Street Facit & Shawforth Opposite St. Johns Brow Cease Facit & Shawforth Rawstron Street, & The Meadows Facit & Shawforth Riverside Landscape, Whitworth (var) Facit & Shawforth School Terrace (Bottom) Facit & Shawforth School Terrace, Adj. to North Facit & Shawforth Shawforth Chapel Mow path edges 4 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Facit & Shawforth St. Anslems, John Street Belongs to church, cease Cease mowing, remove berberis and plant an avenue of Facit & Shawforth St. Johns Brow attractive trees. Facit & Shawforth St.Johns Brow Verge Facit & Shawforth Stoneyroyd Cut flat bit on top/some edges Facit & Shawforth Valley View Goodshaw Burnley Rd.Middlegate Green Goodshaw Burnley Rd.Verge. Near Jesters Goodshaw Burnley Road Loveclough verges (var) Mow roadside strip Goodshaw Church Street, Crawshawbooth Goodshaw Co-operation street, Pinner La Cease Priority area around memorial. RH entrance area - mow pathways through long grass. Small area on gable end of house - consider alternative Goodshaw Crawshaw Grange (var) vegetation - low shrubs. Reduce intensity of maintenance under trees at Goodshaw Crawshaw Grange Play area (var) rear of play area. Goodshaw Crawshawbooth Gardens Goodshaw Development off Hapton Way, Go Mow strip on edges Goodshaw Glory Banking Loveclough Cease Goodshaw Goodshaw Av.North-Burnley Rd./Shaw stop doing Ulswater Way side, Goodshaw Goodshaw Lane Loveclough (var) path edges only on other Goodshaw Goodshaw Playground Leave area by school Goodshaw Goodshawfold Village 5 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Goodshaw Hamer Avenue at Left of Cul De Sac Goodshaw Hawthorne Motors, Crawshawbooth Reduce area - fringes / under Goodshaw Loveclough Park trees. Goodshaw Loveclough Sports Field Goodshaw Loveclough W.M.S.C. Mow roadside strip Goodshaw Lyndale Close, Crawshawbooth Goodshaw Pennylodge Dell, Loveclough (var) Mow strip at top Goodshaw Providence Terrace Loveclough Cease Goodshaw Rushbed Verge Mow roadside strip Leave some areas uncut - areas Goodshaw St Mary and All Saints Closed in agreement with church Greenfield Back Laneside, Haslingden Greenfield Beech Drive, Haslingden Remove not ours Greenfield Birch Avenue Cut by residents Greenfield Broadway Verges. Near Auction Greenfield Broadway, Grasmere/Outside No.102. Greenfield Broadway. Near Roundabout/Bypass. Greenfield Broadway. Woolpack Roundabout Verges Greenfield Clod Lane Landscape [Opp.Woolpack]. Mow strip alongside main path Greenfield Clod Lane Playground, Haslingden and in play area only Greenfield Clod Lane Verge, Haslingden Cease Greenfield Dalesford, Haslingden Greenfield Fields Road cease -sell off 6 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Greenfield Fields Road, Persimmons Homes Cease Greenfield Greenfield Memorial Gardens. Development of Thomas Mawson garden. Increase bulb planting under trees alongside Greenfield Greenfield Memorial Gardens. Helmshore Road. Greenfield Haslingden Baths Cease grass/still do shrubs Greenfield Haslingden By-Pass Exit / Entry Greenfield Helmshore Rd.Opp.Vic.Park Gates Greenfield Highfield Park, Haslingden Greenfield Holme Bend, M’Cr.Road,Haslingden. Cut roadside strip only Greenfield Jubilee Road Greenfield Lime Road, Longshoot Greenfield Meadows Avenue, Longshoot Greenfield Niton Close Reduce area considerably - cut some pathways across field, avoid very wet area, do not do Greenfield Park Avenue Landscape mounds. Greenfield Richmond Avenue, Haslingden Greenfield Road End Roundabout and verges Greenfield Road End To Roundabout [Left Side]. Greenfield Sandown Road, Haslingden Greenfield St.Peter's Playing Field, Ha Cease mowing the banking Greenfield Victoria Park, Haslingden. Greenfield Victoria Park, Haslingden. 7 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Variable maintenance. Natural fringes alongside by pass and lower corner. Areas under trees left uncut. Gateways and access points to be focussed on with priority also given to play area Greenfield Victoria Park, Haslingden. and bowling green Greenfield Whitecroft Meadows, Haslingden Greenfield Woolpack Rdt.Approach From Road End Greenfield Woolpack Roundabout Circle Greenfield/Eden Irwell Vale Road Strim 2x per yr Greensclough A B & D Centre, Burnley Road Greensclough Bankside Lane Beds Greensclough Bankside Lane/Maden Road Cease Greensclough Bankside Lane/Rose Street Cease Greensclough Bankside Verges L/H Side From Bacup Greensclough Bankside Verges R/H Side From Bacup Greensclough Blackthorne Lane Cricket Field Turn grass into shrub bed Remove the shrubs and grass Greensclough Brown Street over the area. Greensclough Burnley Road , Near Deerplay Roadside strip only Greensclough Burnley Road, 246-248 Greensclough Burnley Road, Opp.Weir Hotel Greensclough Corner Newchurch Newline Road Greensclough Earnshaw Road Todmorden Road Cease Greensclough Fern Street, Bacup (var) Leave bankings, do top only Greensclough Gordon Street Playground 8 WARD SITE NAME Proposed schedule Greensclough Grafton Villas Possible lease / sell off Greensclough Hempsteads Memorial Gardens - Greensclough Heys Street Bacup (var) Front strip only leave the big bit Greensclough India Mill Canteen mow around edge & path, leave Greensclough Lanehead Lane rest mow around edge & path, leave Greensclough Lanehead Lane - Opposite School rest Greensclough Lanehead Lane Bottom Area Reduce area Stop mowing large field to side, continue with verges at front as Greensclough Leisure Hall, Burnley Road Bacup previous. Greensclough Lodge Lane Landscape, Market S Cease Greensclough Maden Rd. Verges-On Left Towards
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