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PROPOSALS MAPS Proposal Map No. 9 of 24 Briston/Melton Constable 607100 605000 603900 604000 606000 Drain 9260 2759 St Mary's Church 333600 (remains of) 333600 6456 Ponds St Mary's Dismantled Railway 8354 Church 3455 Ward Bdy Def Def Pond 5251 8151 9251 Pond GP Pond 6849 Pond Def 1.22m RH 1.22m RH 0038 Pond BM 59.20m RH 0038 1.22m RH Track Track 8334 1.22m RH Tennis Court 2333 0433 1 Pump 9031 .2 2 m House R Burgh Parva Hall Def H 57.1m CS Def Path (um) Recreation The Old Dairy Ground Foot Bridge 4 Def Pond OAK 4429 LAN DS Burghbeck Wo od Burgh Hall Plantation lan 0027 ds m RH 1.22 Cottages 1 0126 Br ambles 8025 24 1.22m Allotment Gardens 26 R 36 H 0027 5114 D Woodville OA 2 2a R 8 34 HOLT Ward Bdy 3 17 2 2 1 Melton Constable BURGH BECK ROAD Allotment 8219 Gardens 15 16 13 Playground Hawthorn House 2 4 14 RH The Lawn a 21 26 23 14 24 6 P R OV 56.9m 14 y 21 4 IDE Bd rd N C Def 8418 E PL 14 De 1 5 ED & Wa 4 A f CE Playground 13 Track 7217 1 Pond 13 14 13 9 14 12 BM 57.31m 0016 Crossways Farm Def 6 Disma 7 ntled 1.22m Railway 3 MEADOW LANE Pond T 2 11 k 10 H 40 2 4 ROAD 2 1 Pond ROAD KITCHENER 1 2 Fernside H 3 R 8 4 m 2 2 SE 0613 1. ef O 8209 D Horseshoe Common 1 Melton Mews 2 0012 CL GORDON 2 1 Tel 6812 7711 Ex 69 158 PO 57 1111 12 1 8 9 14 Pond Shelter 8 1 4 43 GP 7 64.9m The Maples HASTINGS Ponds 73.56m 9 3 41 Pond 1 36 LB 29 2609 17 26 13 BM 66.18m D A 4 9 D RO 142 Briston Lodge L 13 GEFIE 6 BM 1.22m RH ED Lawn Farm GP 179 BRISTON ROAD 6010 nes 11 14 TCBs 0 to Guide Hut 73.0m ts 5 Pond War Memorial 0 40 130 e 3 0 20 Flin 1 8 3 Th 17 18 Nursery GP Well 4 8 BM Pond B 135 2 B 1354 4 Ho FAKENHAM 59.44m Farm on 1 R Pp Pond Hall OAD The Hollow Manor Farm Breyd BM 69.6m 55.30 m 10 Llamedos 16 1 3 1a 4 8 1 28 Lawn Farm 1 8 6 54.7m B 1354 Lawn Farm 32 6 60.9m 5 1 5 4 5 B 1354 75 1 Tel 45 3 3 The Corrie COLVILLE R 159 68.7m de 43 i MELTON STREET GP Ex Surgery WEST END MARRI OAD B 1354 R FAKENHAM ROAD 1 25 NOR Ambles Industrial W 15 4 Garage ICH R O e AD g 1 elly ROVE 14 Lokesend v OTT W ta 39 1 e t OAD G Issues Buildersbrook B 1354 54.8m Sundale 8 85 2 Tr Estate 5 27 HILLSI is Co 0 1 f BM 64.45m AY De Fairmead mat e Astley Terrace 23 l 7 Shrublands C 1 D 2 22 18 1 1 E 14 2 C AD 24 HURC LB TH 7 Allotment Gardens 17 24 6804 E T RO 10 LAN H ST OL Astley County H LVIEW The John H BEL E 2 W 1 4000 est 0004 0004 Primary School End C Stracey L 1800 Lod 8 OSE Three Oaks Glenaven ge 17 12 (PH) 13 Home Farm PEA 1 9 TCB z The Red House COC 8 non 16 Chan K W Briston B 1354 7 AY 2 16 BE 7 The Red The John H Stracey LLVIEW B 13 0004 0004 PEACOC 3 54 18 1800 Pond K Aldalyn House 56.9m (PH) 333000 WAY 333000 GROVE ROAD CLOSE Allotment Def 5 1 CLOSE Astley County Gardens Primary School The Bungalow 25 Home Home BRIDGE 1 NOR 0 WIC Bowling 10 2 Farm H ROAD 17 2 1 23 Farm 21 Green 2 Lawn Lawn Farm 1 M 14 7 E F ARRI HILLSID Pond Davenda arm AD 7 12 RO LINGTON WB O WEL TT WAY RH 1.22m HILLS 37 2 2 IDE 9 1 2 2 1 1 5 LB Rose Cottage Pond Cobwebs 56.2m 2 0 El JEWEL CLOSE 2 Pond 0092 1 Sub Sta 4 LT ROAD 3 HO 0 2 1 1 Pond Meadow View B 135 Farthing House Well 4 1A 26 4 1 2A 3 Track B 1 1 3 5 Langstone 54 Allotment 34 2B 13 Gardens El Sub Sta 7 BURS 16 TON CLOSE Weribe Dial 49 8 House El Sub Sta 6 13 CLOSE 84.6m 6 1 0 3 48 14 1to3 11 Field View Moonraker 4 8 Rocamaura Court 15 GARDEN El IELD WOODF LB Sub Sta Holly House PO 11 12 2 18 1 3 7 8 T 11 GP IT HE Industrial Estate Track BARN Lavendale TCB Hall 6 L ARD CLOSE A 15 ORCH NE 7 10 THE LOKE 17 14 5 Greenacres 11 15 1 1 1 E 7 OS 5 BURE RO CL SE PLUMB'S CLO CLOSE 6 BALDWINS 1 1 2 23 4 A TS 2 Def 26 D 8 IN 4 A 1 1 S 22 2 20 2 Sar a m L a n AL da 20 27 5378 Seven El Sub 64 Sta Chapel 54.6m Seasons Pond Th 54 54d e Manse 54c 54a 54b 52 30 Well 28 16 THE LANE 18 42 Scrap Yard CHURCH Coal Yard 12 1 4875 2 S T 7 1 RE THE LANE BM 15 4 ET 23 Hall 55.67m 9 59.3m 25 29 7 5 Sunnyside 3 The Old 1 29 a House Long 22 Yard Glouc Chalet este Bungalow 31 r Old Stables Roper Bungalow 84.6m The Cottage 17 P 32 l ESHOE LANE a S ce R HO The Craic 4 1 Trevone 7 8 Well 2 3 5 6 Well 6 BM 84.72m Track 3 9 3 Westlake 41 51 63 Farm TH ORNTON CLOSE 0063 4863 40 52 5 6 The 6 3 a Four Winds Cottage 38 C HU Well RCH 8 5 1 55.3m 2 0260 8 LAN Car P Well E 2 6 a 65 rk 10 2 4 Sunset 20 32 BM 55.85m HEWITTS CLOSE Chequers Cottage 0057 4557 1 Briston 71 6 3 Track Pond 71 a All Saint's Church 81.0m 21 Sinks' 1854 Pond 64 Track 6 24 44 25 7 4054 Plantation 3 68 1 1 66 Sinks' Plantation 46 48 Highfield Hall 3152 72 79 Farm 48 5 14 8251 0 1 5 1 1 3 76 Pond Track 2 5 8 BAKERY OL D P Pack Lane 78 OS Pond 0 8 ESS T R 2 1 2 OA D 7 0149 19 GP 0048 3 4 CLOSE 82 2 4 42 1 1 4 Well 0048 4 Grange Close 54.5m 28 1.22m Tk H Tk 1.22m Well 11 84 Pond 13 9046 2 15 2 4 1 23 a 6 28 8 27 2 b 5 Grange 2 Dismantled 8 28 17 14 Barn 2 2 2 Quince House 2 81 30 Springfields 18 Pond 32 Thanacres 4 4a 16 CLOSE Drain 1.22m Tk H Def 3 3 3 HEQUERS Ward Bdy C 1 13 Briston The Gables 10 Grange Well 21 Issues Railway 6 1 Sinks' Belt Dismantled Railway 12 The Four J's Sinks' 1 3 MILL ROA Field Farm Belt Drain LB D NORTH NORFOLK DISTRICT COUNCIL Briston Green 8 Track Builder's Bowling 10a a The 16 Yard Games Court Green 31 Bungalow Local Development Framework The Copeman Centre 1 40 8 Issues 1 16c 6 BM 1 42 55.50m Published September 2008 2 7 a 20 2 ANE Drain Pond TITHE BARN L 92 4636 Frogmoor Farm Peacock 4 9434 M 9 E Ho I K use LL LANE 94 O L Drain 9 1 E Track H Greenside T Drain Playing Field 30 0032 Tredaroker Club 38 Horseshoe Pump Lodge 4431 House Pond 2 GRANARY CLOSE 1 3 GP ack r River Bure T 9 1 9 1 7 14 Drain Jolin Well 19 PACK CS Playground LANE 2 PROPOSALS1 MAPS 23 T E 18 102 STRE 10 9 5725 Pond HALL 25 Drain Pond 27 Drain River Bure 4 2 1922 6121 Pond 0022 Pond Drain Pond Pond Drain Drain Drain 04 1 BM 85.71m 6517 5218 Whitestones Briston Gorse Briston Gorse 3815 Pond 127 84.8m River Bure The Springs 6112 Moat D ra Wayfarers i n 6 10 Mon Ami 37 Def The Green Jewel's Grove Man Bramble Cottage (PH) D A Dismant O R 'S Ivydel D 0 led Ra 1 1 IDLAN R ilway 137 Charnwood 1 3 9 Dover Farm 114 Well BM 0 5 2 4 1 4300 0001 .33m 6800 0001 6800 8600 0005 2000 4600 7200 0002 5200 143 8700 0005 Pond Well 147 24 Pond 1 Dis 0001 0001 0005 mantled 5200 6800 2000 4600 7200 0002 0002 1100 8700 0005 Ponds 130a 149 332000 332000 Briston Gorse Pond R ailwa y Briston Gorse 0 13 b 0 3 Pond 1 15 5 0c 3 1 Def 53.6m 17 1 8 3 1 1 6 1 Pond HALL STRE Tree Haven 1 167 6 3 E T Marwood Drain 9986 Pond Pond The Pond Pond TCB Falcon LB Pond Pond 1 6 9 Pond 146 HAZELWOOD LANE (Track) Track Well 4m 3681 Pump Tan Office BM 53.2 House Ward Bdy Cottage 1.22m RH Allotment River Bure GP Gardens 9279 Pond 53.9m LANE (Track) HAZELWOOD 1 Def The 1.22m RH Old Manse Track 3 2 Pond Well a Ponds 2 Heath 0073 Cottage 0073 4 STONE ROAD 77.2m 1 6669 7 RIDLAND'S ROAD 1368 Def W oo 9 View dla nd Pond Eas t Vie w Ri 12 0366 v e 1 5 r Bur e Pond Pond Pond 15 9064 6764 a L use i o ne- Si ry H de n He Roji 1 Talbot Track 7 Cottage 0060 Well Pond Ponds andpit Lodge 0060 Craymere Manor S 1.22m RH tage t Cot Pi Def Sand E Pond KS LOK MAC 23 Well 8658 2 5 1858 a 6 1 ROAD 14a 7757 RE ME Acorn Lodge AY BM 25a Pond CR Pond Ponds Pond 54.39m 6 Natelle 1 7 b 14 D Well Larcs Crossing r a in a Well OODLAND LANE 18 W BM 55.09m Pond 5 4 1454 Ridland's ach House Growle Abbey Def Cottage The Co 3 Rosslyn 1 2 1 7 Roseacre Court 9451 Track Dismantled Railway Pond 2 53.8m Pond 0 2 7649 1.22m RH 22 Ponds Dismantled Railway Dr a in D rain R E 29 E PHAM 26 R O 0241 AD 3742 0 H 3 R Ridland's Wood Und Pond 9641 22m 4341 1.
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