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1.1 The Conservation Area boundary has not been reviewed since its original designation in 1970. Best practice prescribes that Conservation Area boundaries are periodically reviewed to ensure that the original reasons for designation are still relevant and evident. It is recognised that boundaries were historically drawn too widely, tightly or illogically, and it may therefore be appropriate to amend them. A review of the boundary, as well as any accompanying guidance and assessments, should generally take place every five years or in response to a notable change, including any changes in policy or legislation.

1.2 Boundary Review has been undertaken concurrently with the review and updating of the Egham Hythe Conservation Area Appraisal and should be read in conjunction with that report.

1.3 The proposed amendments to the boundary as part of this 2019 review are listed below along with justification:

A Inclusion of the triangular-shaped area of the adjacent to Justification: To bring the Conservation Area boundary in line with the Borough boundary. This area is currently located within the Staines Conservation Area in the as historically this area was within the Parish of Staines. However, today this area is within the Borough of and therefore should be within a Conservation Area under the jurisdiction of that Council.

B Inclusion of the Grade II listed Staines Bridge Justification: The Bridge is currently designated as part of Staines Conservation Area in the Borough of Spelthorne. However, the southern half of the Bridge is within the and therefore should be within a Conservation Area under the jurisdiction of that Council. Its proposed inclusion within the Egham Hythe Conservation Area is to recognise the contribution this structure makes to the historic development and character of the Conservation Area. Although historically, the bridge across the river to Staines was further south, the current bridge demonstrates the important connection between Staines and Egham Hythe.

C Rationalisation of the boundary at Lane / Staines Bridge approach roundabout Justification: To align the Conservation Area boundary with the edge of the public realm.

D Exclusion of Nos. 1, 2 and 2a Chertsey Lane Justification: These buildings have no heritage interest and do not reflect strongly enough the character of the Conservation Area.

E Exclusion of the garage range associated with Nos. 1-12 The Fernery Justification: These buildings have no heritage interest and do not reflect the character of the Conservation Area.

F Rationalisation of the boundary to rear of Montreaux House and The Fernery garages Justification: To align the Conservation Area boundary with property boundaries.

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Ricoh House

Swan N

20.2m Shelter B A

THE CAUSEWAY Rourke House SM

Post FB 16.0m SM 17.7m Co Const Bdy RIVER THAMES 1 C 6 11 The Swan Hotel 31 15.8m Superstore LB Jolly THE HYTHE 13 CR

27 Hotel El 14 29 15.8m 4 25 MP 22 16 21 20 Shelter 7 17 FARMER'S ROAD 9 MP

16 OldF Bridge House

12 19 to 22 5 2 THORPE ROAD Farmers End El Sub Sta 7 E 11 D 1 12 7 to 10 15.5m 12 6 BOLEYN CLOSE2a CHERTSEY LANE 38 14 THE FERNERY 15 23 1

4 6 El Sub Stas 1 3b 26 5 Pine Trees 3d 2 Business Park 14.6m 1 RIVERSIDE DRIVE 30 SIMMONS PLACE 12 5

3 El Sub Sta 11 14 RIVERSIDE DRIVE2 CHERTSEY LANE 1 Elsadorn 2 15

1 Plan 1: Proposed amendments to the Conservation Area boundary. This plan is not to scale. KEY Current Conservation Area Boundary Include in Conservation Area Exclude from Conservation Area

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1.4 The following table lists the addresses which are proposed for inclusion / exclusion in the Conservation Area.

Address Include / Exclude

No. 1 Chertsey Lane Exclude

No. 2 Chertsey Lane Exclude

Nos. 2a Chertsey Lane Exclude

Garages for Nos. 1-12 The Fernery Exclude

Staines Bridge Include

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