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PV Screening Opinions 1/12/12 (From Data Available on 23/11/12) Land at Eastcott, PA10/06247 Treswarrow Farm Trehane Farm, PA12/03807 Trewannion Gate, PA10/06901 PA10/06880 Killarney Springs, PA12/08691 PV Screening Opinions 1/12/12 (from data available on 23/11/12) Davidstow Effluent Plant, PA10/08402 Coppathorne, PA10/08008 Higher Church Park, East Langford Farm, PA10/07687 PA10/05560 Trehane Farm PA12/03807 Request for EIA Screening Opinion - currently under consideration * Rhude Farm, PA12/08277 Treswarrow Park Farm, PA11/02124 Davidstow Creamery, PA10/08388 Penwenham Farm, PA11/00410 Request for EIA Screening Opinion - positive ** Tregorden Farm, PA10/05735 Trenuth Farm, PA10/08784 Farm nr Trelash, PA10/05972 Request for EIA Screening Opinion - negative *** Treglyn Farm, PA10/06030 Camelford Football Club, PA12/07188 Southmoor Farm, PA11/02703 Request for EIA Screening Opinion - failed to determine Land at Roserrow, PA10/06136 Delabole Wind Farm, (Site A) PA10/08154 Land W of Westcott House, PA12/09143 Nanscow Farm, PA10/05555 (Site B) PA10/08162 Scoping Opinion - Issued adj. Little Exe Cottage, PA12/06220 E of Hawksland, PA10/04918 Grange Farm, PA11/06529 * These EIA screening opinions are not pre applications W of South Wheatley, PA12/05183 ** Positive - EIA required Penhellick Barton, PA10/00547 Penwine Farm, PA10/06134 *** Negative - EIA not required West Ditchen Farm, PA11/01989 Trequites, PA10/07958 Crealy Cornwall, PA10/08145 PLEASE DO NOT RELY ON THIS MAPPING FOR LAND CHARGE PURPOSES. Winsdon Farm, PA10/03585 Lower Bodiniel Farm, Trenouth Farm, PA10/06955 Landscape Burthy Row Farm, PA12/04413, PA10/05539 Higher North Beer Farm, PA10/07918 PA10/07195 Designations Land NW of Southmoor Farm, PA10/08848 Burlerrow, PA11/00490 Farm nr Tresmeer, PA10/05973 Glebe Farm, Carnegga Moor Farm, PA11/00969 AONB PA10/06474, Benbole Farm, Trew Farm, PA12/04053 (PA10/05543) Roserrans Farm, PA10/05750 PA10/03898 AGLV Cold Northcott Wind Farm, PA10/08165 Land at Trewinnion, PA11/02789 Land E of Higher Denzell Farm, PA10/08338 Wadebridge, Treguddick Farm, PA10/08852 Trefullock, PA10/03589 Trevosah Barton, Middle Lanherne Farm, PA10/08765 PA10/04621 Warleggan, PA10/03743 Site 1 - PA10/08587, Site 2 - PA10/08590 Manuels Farm, PA11/01837 Treisaac Farm, PA11/01945 NW of Cabilla Manor, Warleggan Pencorse Farm, PA10/07679 Newquay Airport, PA10/04938 PA10/03740 Lawhitton, PA10/05282 Sheers Barton, PA11/02317 Andrews Land, PA12/10139 Trevemper, PA10/03620 Trebarvah Farm, PA12/08741 Degembris Farm, PA11/01824 Farm nr Lewannick, PA10/05971 Southlands Farm, PA10/05746 Carines Farm, PA10/06264 Lesquite Farm, PA10/07384 Higher Trevartha Farm, PA11/01709 Hendra Farm, PA10/08122 Trefinnick Farm, PA11/01953 Viverdon Down, PA10/07939 Land Adj to Hendra Barns, PA12/08135 Ford Farm, PA11/01973 Fiddlers Green, PA10/06839 Corneal Farm, PA12/07545 NW of Hendravossan, PA12/05820 Newton Ferrers Estate, PA10/07952 Carnebo Farm, PA10/06826 Trencreek Farm, PA11/01863 Pennare Farm, PA12/08360 Trehawke Barton, PA12/09115 Howton Farm, PA10/06753 Chynoweth Farm, PA10/06833 Kingsmill Park (Site A), PA10/06908, Nanteague Farm, PA10/07481 West Kingsmill Farm (Site B), PA10/06946 Penhallow, NR/10/00088/SCREEN North Wayton Farm, PA12/08680 Garvinack Farm, PA10/05914 Roodscroft Farm, PA10/05201 Broadmoor Farm, PA11/01919 Roscarnick Farm, PA11/01808 Land at Lanthrone, PA11/00429, PA12/02048 Trengove Farm, PA10/05417 Kerley Downs, PA10/07201 Trequite Farm, PA10/07935, PA12/06172 Cornhill Farm, PA12/06515 Higher Trevaskis Farm, Penewin Farm, PA10/08638 NR/10/00156/SCREEN PA10/06976 Tresulgan Farm PA12/06136 Churchtown Farm, PA10/06941, Tehidy Barton, Land at Trevalfry Farm PA/02441 PA10/04904 PA12/08854 Land at Catchfrench Farm, PA12/03929 Land At Treeve Farm, PA11/02541 Trevorian Farm, Bake/Trerule Farms, (Site 1), PA11/01915 PA12/09872 Hope Farm, PA10/08840, PA12/03954 Tredinnick Fields, PA12/05709 Freathy Farm, PA12/10537 Carn Farm, NR/10/00157/SCREEN Land N of Kerriers, PA12/08683 Wilton Farm (Site 2), PA11/01915 Cartuther Barton Farm, PA11/00134 Higher Trenhayle Farm, PA10/03619 Biscovillack, S of Savath Farm, PA12/05823 PA11/00968 Little Trethew Farm PA11/02714, PA12/07748 Lower Trenhayle Farm, PA12/04850 Molinnis Farm Cottage, PA12/07160 Manor Farm, Lower Trenode Farm, PA10/08636 Park Farm, PA10/06762 Land at Bilberry, PA12/10942, PA12/05876 PA10/07392 (A) PA10/07395 (B) North Park, PA12/03991 Kayle Farm, PA12/06497 Land at Hay, PA10/07401 (C) Land at Trenower Farm, PA12/05875 PA12/05877 Fursdon Farm, PA11/01902 Lower Tremenheere Farm, PA10/07999 Tregaire Barton Farm, PA12/08134 Ninnis Farm, PA10/06035 Lowertown Farm Shop, PA11/01963 Land at Fraddam, PA11/03724 Trelissa Farmhouse, PA12/07590 Kernick Dam, PA11/00959, PA11/01765 Pensipple Farm, PA12/00733, Tregilliowe Farm, PA11/02368 Clann Farm, PA12/04052 Pensipple Farm 1, PA10/06023, Carwarthen Farm, Trethosa Moor, PA11/00584 PA10/06849 Pensipple Farm 2, PA10/06026 Trevarthian Farm, PA11/02387 Penbro Farm, PA10/08853 Trethosa Farm, PA12/10874 Treworder Farm, Wringworthy Farm, PA11/01984 Gurlyn Farm, PA10/03578 Herniss Farm, PA11/08697, PA10/06122 Land at Maggie Pie, PA11/00962 PA11/08302, PA10/08528 Bodiggo, PA12/03207, Trelay Farm, PA12/04051 PA12/08806 Higher Leah Farm, PA11/08596 Land at Treworder Farm, Burthy Farm, PA11/02985 PA12/06180 Kennacoombe Farm, PA10/05894 Yew Tree Cottage, PA12/07878 PA11/02518 Treweeth Farm, PA10/06970 Land at Pitts Down Farm, PA12/06596 Woodlands Barton Farm, Land nr Constantine, PA11/02431 Causilgey Farm, PA10/05689 PA10/04305 Langunnett, PA11/05424 Vicarage Farm, PA11/01664 Brill, PA10/03591 George Richards Farm, PA10/05397 Dale Farm (site A) PA10/06825 Land Nr. Roche, Cole Beacon Farm, NR/10/00158/SCREEN Little Trevease, PA10/05012 Higher Tregarne Farm (T1), PA10/05845 Nancor Farm, NR/10/00151/SCREEN PA11/02436 Wheal Jane Mine, Polmaugan Farm, PA10/07441, PA10/03668 Boskensoe Farm, PA10/05761 (B1) NR/10/00075/SCREEN Land at Trendeal, PA10/08846 Higher Tregrehan Farm, PA10/05767 (B2) PA10/08866 Rew Farm, PA10/04881 PA10/05841 (B3) Land at Enys Estate, PA10/08150 Pittsdown Farm, PA10/03617 ¯ Trenoweth Farm, PA10/04307 Bonython Estate, PA10/05999 Land adj Penrose Farm, PA11/02891 Tregassow Farm, PA11/11048 Land at Gilleys Mill Dam, Scale 1 : 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 @ A1 PA11/00723 0 2.5 5 10 15 20 Land at Bonython, PA10/07405 Trelease Farm, PA10/06842 Higher Treliever Farm, PA10/04127 Tregoninny Farm, NR/10/00134/SCREEN PA11/05514 Km © Crown copyright and database rights 2012 Ordnance Survey 100049047..
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