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Cornwall Council Environment Asset List This list is as known at May 2016, however it is not considered to be a definitive list. Definitions of categories with Cornwall Council’s preferred asset ownership and management status 1. Retained in Council Ownership and The Council, with consideration of risk profiles and financial impacts, retains the freehold and primary Management management responsibilities for an asset due to its significant strategic function, commercial opportunities (current and potential income) or strategic importance. 2. Retained in Council Ownership but The Council retains ownership of a site due to the strategic function, commercial opportunities, managed by others regional/ national importance. The management of the site is transferred to a third party (this could be a commercial partner, third sector or other) through a lease or management agreement. This will also include assets which are leased out commercially and require the tenant to repair and maintain the asset and provide the Council with a rent from the tenancy. 3. Devolution, Ownership and The Council devolves the freehold or leasehold of the site and the on-going repair/ management is Management then arranged separately by the new owner of the site. The list consists of: • Public Open Spaces • Beaches • Natural greenspace • Heritage sites • Churchyards and cemeteries Public Open Spaces Retained in Retained in Council Council Ownership Devolution, Ownership with a Ownership and Devolved and Name Management Management Management Town/Parish Area Hillside Park Play Area √ Hillside Park Bodmin St Kew Highway – Whitehall Whitehall Estate Bodmin √ Tredanek play area - adj. Camel Trail Tredanek Close Bodmin √ Bodiniel View √ Midway Road Bodmin Crooklets Beach Play area Crooklets Beach Bude-Stratton √ √ Bay Tree Gardens (Part) √ Bay Tree Gardens Bude-Stratton Berries Avenue Berries Avenue √ Bude-Stratton Binhamy Close Binhamy Close √ Bude-Stratton Broadclose Play Area - Land at Elizabeth Road Elizabeth Road Bude-Stratton √ Howells Bridge √ Bude-Stratton Land at Broadclose Hill √ Broadclose Hill Bude-Stratton Land at Stratton Road, North Side (No.1) √ Stratton Road Bude-Stratton Land at Upton (No.2) √ Bude-Stratton Summerleaze Play area √ Summerleaze Bude-Stratton Cotehele Close 1 Open space √ Cotehele Close Callington Cotehele Close 2 √ Cotehele Close Callington Trebartha Close Play Area Trebartha Close √ Callington Trerice Court Play Area Trerice Court √ Callington Werrington Play Area (Godolphin Park) Godolphin Park √ Callington Land at Cox Park Terrace √ Cox Park Terrace Calstock Land at Woodland Way √ Woodland Way Calstock Long Acre Play Area √ Long Acre Calstock Aneray Road open space Aneray Road Camborne √ Beacon Playing Fields Tolcarne Road Camborne √ Brea Playing Fields √ Nancevallon Camborne Camborne Park √ Crane Road Camborne Camborne Rugby Football Club Cranberry Road Camborne √ Chapel Close Play Area (Camborne) √ Chapel Close Camborne Chapel Close Play Area (Tuckingmill) √ Chapel Close Camborne Foundry Road Open Space (corner with Carn Avenue) next to play area √ Foundry Road Camborne Grenville Gardens Recreation Ground Grenville Gardens Camborne √ Huntersfield, Tolvaddon √ Camborne King George V Playing Field, Roskear (Roskear Rec) √ Roskear Camborne Land adjacent to 29 Station Road Station Road Camborne Land at Church Coombe √ Church Coombe Camborne Lower Meneth Road Amenity, Pengegon √ Meneth Road Camborne Meneth Road Playing Field √ Meneth Road Camborne Meneth Road Public Open Spaces √ Meneth Road Camborne Mount Pleasant Close Public Open Space √ Mount Pleasant Close Camborne Parc an Tansys Public Open Space √ Parc and Tansy Camborne Parc-an-Bal Public Open Space √ North Roskear Road Camborne Park Venton Close Public Open Space √ Park Venton Close Camborne Park-an-Tansys Play Area Park an Tansys √ Camborne Park-an-Tansys POS Park an Tansys Camborne Pavillion Park Tuckingmill √ Pendarves Street Camborne Pengegon Way Pengegon Allotments √ Camborne Pengegon Ball Park (MUGA) Stray Park Road Camborne √ Pengegon Play Area (Little Woodhenge) √ Foundry Rd Camborne Pengegon Playing Field √ Stray Park Road Camborne Reskadinnick Road Playing Field √ Reskadinnick Road Camborne Rosewarne Close Public Open Space √ Rosewarne Close Camborne Roskear Playing Field √ Roskear Camborne Seton Gardens Public Open Space √ Seton Gardens Camborne Tolskithy Valley (Land at West Wheal Tolgus) (South Field) √ Southern Field Camborne Tolskithy Valley (West Wheal Tolgus) (North Field) √ Northern Field Camborne Treglenwith Road Public Open Space √ Treglenwith Road Camborne Land for Weeth Community Primary School √ Treglenwith Road Camborne Tremayne Park Public Open Space √ Tremayne Park Camborne Treverno Playing Field Boiler Works Road Camborne √ Troon Estate Retained Housing Land √ Magor Avenue Camborne Troon Recreation Ground √ Treslothan Road Camborne Tuckingmill Valley Park Tolgarrick Road Camborne √ Willow Drive Public Open Space √ Willow Drive Camborne Land at Trefrew √ Trefrew Camelford Sparry Lane Carharrack Allotments √ Carharrack Carharrack Playing Field/Play Area Fore Street Carharrack √ Tregrehan Playing Field √ Carlyon Agar Road Playing Field √ Agar Road Carn Brea East Pool Park √ East Pool Park Carn Brea Forth Scol play area, Pool √ Forth Schol Carn Brea Stamps Lane Playing Field (Barncoose Centre PF) Stamps Lane Carn Brea Townfield Public Open Space √ Townfield Carn Brea Treloweth Road Public Open Space √ Treloweth Road Carn Brea Land at Killifreth √ Chacewater Land at North Way √ North Way Colan Quintrell Downs Recreation Ground √ Trewarne Lane Colan Port Navas Public Open Space √ Port Navas Constantine Chapel Close Play Area, Crantock √ Chapel Close Crantock Trevowah Meadows Play Area √ Crantock Land at St James Place, Praze Road √ St James Place Crowan Open Space at Binner Downs √ Horsedowns Road Crowan Trerice Fields Public Open Space √ Trerice Fields Crowan Woodridge Close Playing Field √ Woodridge Close Crowan Penvearn Childrens Play Area √ Jubilee Close Cubert Land at Churchfields Road (1) √ Churchfields Road Cubert Land at Churchfields Road (2) √ Churchfields Road Cubert Twelvewoods Play Area Twelvewoods Place Dobwalls √ Duloe Duloe Playing Field √ Manor Park Play Area (Duloe) √ Tremadart Close Duloe Boscawen Fields √ Boscawen Road Falmouth Boslowick Play Area √ Boslowick Road Falmouth Fox Rosehill Gardens Melville Road Falmouth √ Greenbank Gardens √ Greenbank Gardens Falmouth Gyllyngdune Gardens Melville Road Falmouth √ Land at Basset Street Gardens √ Basset Street Falmouth Land at Captain's Walk √ Captain's Walk Falmouth Land at Castle Drive/Cliff Road junction √ Castle Drive Falmouth Land at Cliff Road √ Cliff Road Falmouth Land at Goldenbank √ Boscundle Avenue Falmouth Land at Grovehill Crescent √ Grovehill Crescent Falmouth Land at Gyllyng Street √ Gyllyng Street Falmouth Land at Killigrew Monument √ Grove Place Falmouth Land at Lawn Steps √ Gyllyng Street Falmouth Land at Longfield √ Longfield Falmouth Land at New Street √ New Street Falmouth Land at Penmere Close (Place) √ Penmere Place Falmouth Land at Portland Gardens √ Portland Gardens Falmouth Land at Prislow Fields √ Prislow Fields Falmouth Land at Prislow Lane √ Prislow Lane Falmouth Land at Shelburne Road √ Shelburne Road Falmouth Land at Silverdale Road √ Silverdale Road Falmouth Land at Smithick School / Well Lane √ Well Lane Falmouth Land at Snows Passage √ Smithick Hill Falmouth Land at Swanvale Road and Sports Field √ Swanvale Road Falmouth Land at the Gluyas √ The Gluyas Falmouth Land at Tredova Crescent √ Tredova Crescent Falmouth Land at Trefusis Road √ Trefusis Road Falmouth Land at Tregoniggie Greenbelt √ Tregoniggie Ind Estate Falmouth Land at Venton Road √ Venton Road Falmouth Messack Close Play Area √ Messack Close Falmouth Nangitha Close Public Open Space √ Nangitha Close Falmouth Prince Street Gardens √ Beacon Street Falmouth Queen Mary Gardens √ Queen Mary Road Falmouth Swanpool √ Falmouth The Moor, Falmouth √ Falmouth Trescobeas Road √ Trescobeas Road Falmouth Winchester Gardens √ Winchester Gardens Falmouth Wodehouse Terrace Allotments √ Wodehouse Terrace Falmouth Bottreaux Castle & Access √ Bottreaux Castle Forrabury & Minster Four Lanes Playing Field Loscombe Road Carn Brea √ Alldays Fields √ Allday's Fields Fowey Hanson Drive Gardens √ Hanson Drive Fowey Land at Windmill Windmill Fowey Readymoney Allotments √ Hanson Drive Fowey Squires Field Adventure Playground √ Squires Field Fowey Squires Field Recreation Ground √ Squires Field Fowey Grampound with Land at Parc-An-Dower Estate √ Grampound Road Creed Grampound with Land at Ventonlace √ Ventonlace Creed Woodland Way Woodland Way Gunnislake √ Land at Henver Gardens √ Henver Gardens Gwinear - Gwithian Reawla (Play Equip, Playing Field, Football Henver Gardens Gwinear - Gwithian Posts, Skate, Basket Ball Hoops) √ Canonstown (Play Equip, Playing Field, Hayle Football Posts) √ Ellis Park Penpol Avenue Hayle √ Hayle Recreation Ground (Play Area, Playing Field, Skate, Tennis, Hayle √ Basketball Hoops, Muga, Shelter) Isis Gardens (land adjacent to viaduct) √ Foundry Square Hayle Kernick Way Recreation Ground (Loggan's) √ Kernick Way Hayle Land adjacent to Millpond Avenue √ Millpond Avenue Hayle Land at Harbour View √ Harbour View Hayle Land at Penpol Terrace √ Penpol Terrace Hayle Land fronting 3 Foundry Square (Lloyds Bank) √ 3 Foundry Square Hayle Lower Ellis Park √ Penpol Avenue Hayle Millpond Gardens Hayle √ Millpond Avenue Tremeadow Terrace Open Space √ Tremeadow Terrace Hayle Trevithick Crescent (Residential
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