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Iron Acton Latteridge Drain ORDNANCE SURVEY Backfield House SHEET 1-1 Pond SHEET 1-21-1 Issues SCALE:Drain 1:2500 SCALE: 1:2500 Ponds Poplar Farm North Barn North Barn Cottage NOTES Drain Northmead House Sinks Pond 1. All dimensions are in metres unless noted otherwise. Bramble Cottage Bungalow Backfield Farm Poplar A8 to A4 Crossing Drain Farm Cottage 2. The road lighting installation is to comply with the South Gloucestershire Council Cottage Pond Rose Holding requirements in accordance with the previous Avon County Council Specification D8 to D13 to D8 Series 3100A document for Consultants, Developers and Contractors issued The Old Fouracre Plough Cottage A3 to A1 Pond Level CrossingLB March 1995. Two Pools A16 to A9 Farm D3 to D1 Little MS toD7 D4 Poplar Cottage 68.9m 3. The new lighting columns and their REC electrical supplies shall be installed in MS 52.7m Pond Seven Springs land dedicated for ownership to the Council by the Developer enabling continuity D15 Home D14 The Nook Farm of installation and maintenance access. Should property access require columns Cottage Pond Green Apple Cottage 63.1m to be repositioned the Developer shall notify the Council to obtain agreed Drain Home alternative position/s. Farm Track Ponds 4. All equipment and installation works shall comply with relevant British Standards. 60.7m Track For this development the equipment detailed in section equipment specific shall Latteridge Pond be installed. Prior to any installation road lighting works commencing on site Pond alternative equipment will be considered for approval by the Council subject to Latteridge Slurry Pit Green Farm Path (um) agreement for suitability, design, lighting performance and operational costs. Collects Grange Ponds Pond Farm MP 2.5 Track Latteridge Green Path (um) Path (um) Green Farm 5 SHEET LOCATION PLAN: NTS Acton Court Track Pond Track Slurry Pit Sinks Tel Ex Issues Track Drain Thatched Cottage Well Splott House Acton Pond Lodge 10 Summer Cottage Iron Acton SHEET 2 Chy 'An' Cres Path (um) Castle Fields Issues Ivywell Cottage SHEET 1-1 B 4059 B 4058 SL B 4059 SHEET 1-2 B 4058 Grange Cottage SHEET 3 Issues Lawn Cottage Rose Cottage Fairview Post Terrace 4 1 Path (um) Welforge B 4059 Hill Cottage Hill House B 4058 WOTTON ROAD Elton B 4058 Cott Maypole Cottage Larnaca Southview Cottage Lambleaze Dawn Path (um) View Stonewall House The Green Audley Wickham Chapel House Patch Tennis Holm Ray Court Park Path (um) Cottage Garden Centre STREET LIGHTS ARE TO BE TURNED OFF Two Sinks Wheels Acton House Parish LATTERIDGE ROAD WHERE NO COLOURED HATCH IS SHOWN Hollans Bethel Meadows Iron Hitchings Hall Holmray Cottage Holme Path (um) Green Cott PARK STREET Acton Meadowside Path (um) 1 2 Playground Level Crossing Rustic Villa Bean Cott The Cottage Patch B 4059 Court LB Cottage Crispins Iron Dale West Gables Keelson House Cottage Sea The Gables Harvest The Old Police White Station B As Built JD PL 29/04/13 House Hart Inn Laburnham Hadera Brookby Pond Kingsway (PH) Tanera A Finalised and approved proposal for implementation JD PL 24/01/13 The House Clove 2 Buttercup Ho Gerrings Hitch Rev Description Drawn App'd Date The Old Trent Ho Saddlers The Elm The Barn White Primrose Canary Cott The Boot Croft Playing Field House The Cottage Keepings House Hall Mayfield The Cottage HIGH STREET Frome Ho Iron Acton Street Farm 58.5m Gorlan Lamb Shelter Inn C of E Charlcoombe Cairn Dean Court VC Primary School Lodge (PH) The The Old Malthouse Shelter Eynsford Hollies Cottage Adanac WOTTON ROAD LB Issues Lodge West Dean Rose and The Poplars TCB Crown Inn The Nook Eastington House (PH) Fern Wancourt Cotts Inglewood Cottage The Corner Homestead Ways Cottage Dean LodgeDean Avenue Post Stables Close House Vine DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY SERVICES Cottage Mineral Railway Pear Tree Rectory 9 Cottage HIGH STREET 7 Hillside MS Rhee Farm Cottage The Coach El 5 House Cross Sub Sta Sports Prospect 3 Path (um) Church Cottages Sunnyridge By-Ways Ground House Isle of Rhee 2 Mulberry 1 HOLLY HILL Virginia Ho Eastview Cottage 1 58.5m Turnpike 2 Holly Hill House Marshall Rooms Mulberry Church of Farm Sunset Cott Poplar Farm Ho St James Subway Allotment Gardens the Less Rannoch The Lilacs Lodge The Old YATE ROAD Bridge Springfield Farmhouse Elm Farm Track Farm ROAD Home Close Wisteria Cottage ROAD Path (um) BRISTOL Project STATION GP The Old Rectory Allotment Gardens 53.3m SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL Cemetery GP PART NIGHT LIGHTING 20 16 18 26 Title 26b 24 Path 26 KEY SL 28 PROPOSED PART NIGHT SCHEME 2 PARISH BOUNDARY SL CHILLWOOD CLOSE Ridge Farm STREET LIGHTING TO BE PART NIGHTED 3 Path (um) 32 NIBLEY LANE Level Crossing PARISH CONSULTATION: IRON ACTON River 35 LIGHTS PROPOSED TO STAY ON CR Frome Station House CHILWOOD CLOSE SL 42 A ROAD LIGHTS: LIGHTS PROPOSED TO STAY ON Development: N/A LB 17 19 38 15 40 A ROAD LIGHTS: 15 Consultant N/A SGC Profess SLD TEMP 41 Tramway 1.22m RH PROPOSED TO SWITCH TO PART-NIGHT F:\Plans and Drawings\SLD TEMP 41 - IRON ACTON\DRAWINGS\SLD 41A RevA-FINAL.dwg (Apr 29, 2013 4:34pm) 36 IMPLEMENTED SCHEME: Scale @ A1 1:2500 Drawn JD Dismantled 58.5m 19 LIGHTS TO STAY ON Date MAR '12 Approved PL 21 IMPLEMENTED SCHEME: 1 Rev. Track A ROAD LIGHTS TO STAY ON ALGARS DRIVE Dwg No. SLD TEMP 41 SHEET 1/3 B Acad Ref.: 4 2 Path (um) MANOR ROAD CS House Pond B 4058 OLDWOOD LANE (Track) Mill End House CW 1 ORDNANCE SURVEY SHEET 1-1 CH CH FW Und SCALE: 1:2500 CR CW Ward Bdy Und CH 71.9m ETL SCALE: 1:2500 Und Und Old Wood Colliery FW Path (um) CH (disused) Roseville 1.22m RH Two NOTES Oaks 1. All dimensions are in metres unless noted otherwise. ETL Old Wood Colliery (disused) 2. The road lighting installation is to comply with the South Gloucestershire Council Actonrange Myrtle Cottage Pond requirements in accordance with the previous Avon County Council Specification FW Pond Beechgrove Series 3100A document for Consultants, Developers and Contractors issued Walnut Cottage Issues WOTTON ROAD March 1995. Sunbeam Cottage Pond Sinks Ward Bdy Def 72.5m 3. The new lighting columns and their REC electrical supplies shall be installed in FW 61.2m land dedicated for ownership to the Council by the Developer enabling continuity Wayside Path (um) Pond Dalarna of installation and maintenance access. Should property access require columns Two Wells Pond 1.22m RH to be repositioned the Developer shall notify the Council to obtain agreed Farm Box Bush alternative position/s. Cottage Issues 63.5m Def North Corner House 1.22m RH 4. All equipment and installation works shall comply with relevant British Standards. Mulberry House 1.22m RH Sinks Short's For this development the equipment detailed in section equipment specific shall ENGINE COMMON LANE Cottage CHAINGATE LANE be installed. Prior to any installation road lighting works commencing on site Box Bush Engine Common alternative equipment will be considered for approval by the Council subject to Farm Engine Common 71.3m TANHOUSE LANE White Horse Rock 64.4m agreement for suitability, design, lighting performance and operational costs. Cottage 1.22m RH View Homelea House North White Horse Newland House House B 4058 Box Bush Farm GP Homelea House MANOR ROAD1.22m RH 66.6m White Horse House TANHOUSE LANE Newland House Engine Common 450 Path (um) The Stables Sungreen B 4058 444 442 69.5m Ward Bdy Rockleaze 23 SHEET LOCATION PLAN: NTS Oak Cottage Ponds 70.7m Pump Pond Penrhys 3 22 CHAINGATEThe Barton LANE Farm Acres Fair Cograh 8 Pond 67.2m Northend Farm Pond The Barton Cottage 20 Rock Chaingate Cottage Cottage Def Path (um) 19 SHEET 2 Pond Gardborn 410 Walnut Tree Cottage 68.9m SHEET 1-1 Ha'pennycot Shale Cottage Ashwick Sunnyside SHEET 1-2 LB 407 Well MS Shelter Millstone Cottage Pump Westview Cottage Rose Cottage SHEET 3 Corner Cottage CHAINGATE LANE 68.1m 397 16 Apple Tree 399 Littleacre Barn 398 Pond Pond Chaingate Pond Chaingate House Pump West House Well Depot 390 ROAD Path (um) Jasemin Cottage Greenacres 15 Farm WOTTON Verdun House Ward Bdy ENGINE 77.4m Backfield House NORTH ROAD COMMON LANE Track 370 EL Ps EL Ps North Barn Cottage 70.7m 369 Engine Common Pond 367 B1 to B4 to B1 Track Bungalow Backfield Farm B6 Greenlane Farm Engine Common B7 A4 to A8 to A4 B8 B9 B10 Drain B11 B12 STREET LIGHTS ARE TO BE TURNED OFF B13 to B18 to B13 361 C8 Pond C7 C6 C1 to C5 to C1 DYER'S LANE WHERE NO COLOURED HATCH IS SHOWN C9 D8 to D13 to D8 C10 C11 C12 C15 C16 C15 ETL Track C17 C18 C17 C13 C14 A1 to A3 to A1 350 A17 A9 to A16 to A9 Two Pools C19 Farm D3 to D1 D4 toD7 D4 C28 TO C31 TO C28 357 C20 to C27 to C20 Pond D16 Ponds D15 D14 Sunnyside Farm 353 Wind Pump B As Built JD PL 29/04/13 A Finalised and approved proposal for implementation JD PL 24/01/13 10 340 13 Rev Description Drawn App'd Date 70.7m 343 9 LB 66.7m 330 65.1m 328 333 11 8 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND COMMUNITY SERVICES 327 7 Track Well 318 Pond 321 Path (um) 314 Pond 319 311 306 304 309 307 ENGINE COMMON LANE 298 Project 303 296 SOUTH GLOUCESTERSHIRE COUNCIL PART NIGHT LIGHTING 292 Path (um) Pond Path (um) Ward Bdy Title 291 70.1m KEY Track PROPOSED PART NIGHT SCHEME 1 PARISH BOUNDARY Ponds 2 284 Pond 3 TCB STREET LIGHTING TO BE PART NIGHTED CHESTNUT MISSION SPRINGS 4 ROAD PARISH CONSULTATION: CHESTNUT IRON ACTON Normead The Old Chapel 6 LIGHTS PROPOSED TO STAY ON 70.4m 5 A ROAD LIGHTS: 276 SPRINGS LIGHTS PROPOSED TO STAY ON Development: N/A 6 Track A ROAD LIGHTS: Consultant N/A SGC Profess SLD TEMP 41 PROPOSED TO SWITCH TO PART-NIGHT F:\Plans and Drawings\SLD TEMP 41 - IRON ACTON\DRAWINGS\SLD 41A RevA-FINAL.dwg (Apr 29, 2013 4:22pm) IMPLEMENTED SCHEME: Scale @ A1 1:2500 Drawn JD Bradford House 5 LIGHTS TO STAY ON Shelter Wayside Date MAR '12 Approved PL IMPLEMENTED SCHEME: Chelston House Rev.
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