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1012 the London Gazette, Ist February 1963 National 1012 THE LONDON GAZETTE, IST FEBRUARY 1963 N.B. National Grid References NATIONAL PARKS AND The descriptions of the paths include the National ACCESS TO THE Grid Map reference of the path thus (GR3637S3) so that the paths can be identified on most post-war COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1949 Ordnance Survey Maps of all scales. The refer- ences are for general guidance only and are only DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL precise to the nearest 100 metres on the 1 in. scale. SURVEY OF RIGHTS OF WAY The prefix SK (formerly 43) is common to all refer- Municipal Borough of Chesterfield ences covered by this notice and is therefore omitted. It will be noted that the Draft Map shows the Urban Districts of Bolsover, Clay Cross, Dronfield position as at the Relevant Date, viz. 1st July 1954 and Staveley and subsequent creations, closures and diversions of Rural Districts of Blackwell, Chesterfield and Clowne public paths in pursuance of statutory powers are Notice of Modification of Draft Map not shown. Notice is hereby given that the Derbyshire County (Relevant date for all Schedules, 1st July 1954) Council in exercise of the powers conferred on them by subsection (3) of section 29 of the National Parks FIRST SCHEDULE and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949 have deter- Paths to be deleted from Draft Map mined to modify the particulars contained in the CHESTERFIELD MUNICIPAL BOROUGH Draft Rights of Way Map and Statement prepared under section 27 of the above mentioned Act, in Footpath No. 21 (-285 m) from Station Lane, relation to the rights of way within the area of Whittington S.E. of Revolution House (GR386747) the Municipal Borough of Chesterfield, the Urban N.E. to High Street N.E. of Oak Bank (GR388751). Districts of Bolsover, Clay Cross, Dronfield and Footpath No. 69 (-475 m) from Newbold—Little- Staveley and the Rural Districts of Blackwell, moor Road N. of Manor Farm (GR370730) N.E. then Chesterfield and Clowne by: E. to Salisbury Avenue (GR377732). (i) The deletion of the paths indicated in the Footpath No. 92 (-076 m) from Unstone Road First Schedule hereto; N.E. of Methodist Chapel, Whittington (GR383751) (ii) The inclusion of the paths indicated in the N.E. to path No. 33 S.E. of School (GR384752). Second Schedule hereto; BOLSOVER URBAN DISTRICT (iii) Changing the status with extensions or varia- tions in line as indicated in the Third Schedule Footpath No. 48 (-190 m) from Urban District hereto; Boundary S.E. of Whaley Hall (GR510720) S.E. to (iv) Amending the wording of the Statements as road at Whaley (GR513717). indicated in the Fourth Schedule hereto: CLAY CROSS URBAN DISTRICT Maps and a copy of this notice with Schedules Footpath No. 37 (-361 m) from Urban District (together with a 'Key to the Maps) showing these boundary N. of Clay Cross Works (GR399647) S.W. Modifications and in respect of all Districts referred alongside railway to path No. 36 N.W. of Crabtree to in this notice have been deposited at the Offices Farm (GR397642) Remains Railway Sufferance Path. of the Derbyshire County Council, (Room 130), Smedley Street, Matlock. Relevant Maps in respect Footpath No. 45 (-076 m) from path No. 41 of each District concerned together with Statements (GR402641) S.E. to Wingfield Lane S. of Clay Cross and a Key to the Maps have also been deposited Works (GR403641). at STAVELEY URBAN DISTRICT (a) Chesterfield Municipal Borough Council Footpath No. 13 (-190 m) from Hall Lane S. of Offices, Town Hall, Chesterfield; Hall Lane junction (GR430752) S.W. to path No. 11 (6) Bolsover Urban District Council Offices, in Devonshire Works (GR428750). Bolsover; Footpath No. 40 (-893 m) from Urban District (c) Clay Cross Urban District Council Offices, boundary S.E. of Springwell Cottages (GR404766) Clay Cross; S.E. crossing path No. 43 then S.E. by E. of Camp- (d) Dronfield Urban District Council Offices, bell Cottages to Whittington Road S.E. of Handley Manor House, Dronfield ; Cottages (GR412754). S. from Campbell Cottages to (e) Staveley Urban District Council Offices, Low- Whittington Road remains Railway Sufferance Path. gates, Staveley; Footpath No. 42 (-247 m) from path No. 40 S.E. (/) Blackwell Rural District Council Offices, of Campbell Cottages (GR411756) S.E. to path No. 15 "Dale Close," 100 Chesterfield Road South, (Railway Terrace) (GR415754) Remains Railway Mansfield ; Sufferance Path. (g) Chesterfield Rural District Council Offices, Footpath No. 46 (-095 m) from Works Road, Rural Council House, Salteirgate, Chesterfield Staveley (GR416747) S.E. to Canal towing path N. and of Pumping Station (GR417746). (A) Clowne Rural District Council Offices, Clowne BLACKWELL RURAL DISTRICT where they may be seen free of charge during the usual office hours (Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to Parish of Shirebrook. Footpath No. 21 (-912 m) 5 p.m.) or by arrangement with the Clerk of the from Wood Lane S. of Hodhill Farm (GR521663) Council concerned. S.E. via Stuffynwood Farm and Hall to path No. 12 Relevant extracts of the Map and Statements show- S.W. of Littlewood (GR529653). ing the Modifications (together with a key to the Maps) have also been lodged with Parish Councils CHESTERFIELD RURAL DISTRICT concerned within the Rural Districts of Blackwell, Parish of Ashover. Footpath No. 61 (-190 m) Chesterfield and Clowne and may be inspected by from road S. of Goss Hall (GR338627) S. to road at arrangement with the Clerk to the appropriate Parish Bradley Hollow (GR337624). Council. Parish of Ashover. Footpath No. 73 (-209 m) The Maps and Statements should be read in con- from Holestone Gate Road E. of Holestone Farm junction with the Draft Map prepared under the (GR340614) S.E. to road S. of Moscow Cottage Survey of Rights of Way, copies of which are on (GR343613^ deposit with the Authorities named. It should be Parish of Brackenfield. Footpath No. 33 (-228 m) noted that the amending of the wording of State- from Ogston Lane E. of Ogston Hall (GR381598) ments does not include amendments consequential S.E. to Smithy Brook at the Parish boundary on the Modification of the Draft Map. These will (GR383596). be adjusted at Provisional Map stage of the Survey. Parish of Brampton. Footpath No. 18 (-760 m) Any representation or objection with respect to from path No. 17 E. of Birley Wood (GR327729) S. these Determinations shall be made in writing and then E. crossing paths Nos. 17 and 45 to path 16 addressed to the Clerk to the Derbyshire County in Linacre Wood N. of Lower Linacre Reservoir Council at County Offices, Matlock so as to arrive (GR337727). on or before Saturday the 16th March, 1963 and shall state the grounds upon which it is made. Parish of Eckington. Footpath No. 20 (-304 m) from path No. 17 in Ryall's Wood (GR391807) N.W. D. G. Oilman, Clerk of the Council. then N.E. through wood to path No. 19 (GR392812). County Offices, Parish of Eckington. Footpath No. 80 (-456 m). Matlock, Derbyshire. That part from path No. 78 (GR404784) N.E. then 31st January 1963. S.E. to termination at Parish boundary (GR409783)..
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