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Appendix 2: Portland Asset List Appendix 2: Portland Asset List Site Name Asset Type TF Ref Number Grove Road Allotments Allotments WPBC-ALL005-01 Easton Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR005-01 Fortuneswell Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR006-01 Hambro Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR009-01 Lord Clyde Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR013-01 Masonic Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR015-01 New Ground Car Park Car Parks (Council Owned) WPBC-CAR032-06 Telescope located on land Catering & Retail WPBC-CAT011-01 opp Portland Heights Hotel St Johns Church Clock, Portland - NOT OWNED BY Clocks & Monuments WPBC-CAM017-01 WPBC Easton Gardens Clock Clocks & Monuments WPBC-PAR001-03 War Memorial, Victoria Clocks & Monuments WPBC-PAR006-08 Gardens Portland Cenotaph Yeates Clocks & Monuments WPBC-VAC047-02 Road Sidon War Memorial Yeates Clocks & Monuments WPBC-VAC047-03 Road Olympic Rings Yeates Road Clocks & Monuments WPBC-VAC047-04 Hardy House, Castle Road, Commercial WPBC-COM007-01 Portland Portland Cemetery, Weston Crematorium & Cemeteries WPBC-CEM006-01 Road Strangers Cemetery, Victory Crematorium & Cemeteries WPBC-CEM007-01 Road, Portland Fishermens Hut to the rear of Garages & Stores WPBC-STO006-01 119 Chiswell, Portland Fishing Hut to rear of Dolphin Cottage, 131 Brandy Row, Garages & Stores WPBC-STO007-01 Chiswell Store Huts adj 173 Chiswell & Garages & Stores WPBC-STO008 end of Brandy Row, Portland Islanders Club for Young People, East Weare Road, Halls WPBC-HAL005-01 Portland Access Road to 9 & 31 Court Barton, 9 Sharpitts, 10 & 16 Infrastructure WPBC-INF052-01 Croft Road, Land adjacent 2 Court Barton Land to the front of 41 Land Let/Licensed WPBC-LET001-01 Chiswell, Portland Site Name Asset Type TF Ref Number Land between 27 & 30 Artist Land Let/Licensed WPBC-LET015-01 Row, Portland Land adjoining Portland Scout & Guide Headquarters, Land Let/Licensed WPBC-LET002-01 Weston Road Land at the rear of 2 New Land Let/Licensed WPBC-LET013-01 Road, Portland Strip of Land opposite 151 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC007-01 Chiswell, Portland Land adjacent 2 Beach Land Vacant WPBC-VAC008-01 Cottages, Chiswell, Portland Strip of Land between The Esplanade and Shingle Beach, Land Vacant WPBC-VAC010-01 Chiswell Land at the end of Pebble Land Vacant WPBC-VAC011-01 Lane, Rear of 41-51 Chiswell Land on the corner of Big Ope & The Esplanade, Land Vacant WPBC-VAC012-01 Chiswell Triangle of land adjacent walkway between Cove Land Vacant WPBC-VAC013-01 Cottages & Brandy Row, Portland Land to the Rear of 51-57 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC014-01 Chiswell, Portland Land to the rear of 119 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC016-01 Chiswell, Portland Land to the Rear of Rantner Lodge & Dead House, Off Land Vacant WPBC-VAC017-01 Chiswell Land adjacent 173 Chiswell, Land Vacant WPBC-VAC020-01 Portland Land at the front of 118A Land Vacant WPBC-VAC023-01 Fortuneswell, Portland Land at the end of Leet Close Land Vacant WPBC-VAC027-01 & Beel Close, Portland Strip of land adjacent and to the rear of 31 St Martin`s Land Vacant WPBC-VAC028-01 Road, Portland Land to the South of & Intersecting New Road, Land Vacant WPBC-VAC035-01 Portland Land adjacent Priory Road & Land Vacant WPBC-VAC036-01 up to cliff edge Site Name Asset Type TF Ref Number Land adjacent 26 Tradecroft Industrial Estate (Part of Land Vacant WPBC-VAC038-01 track) Land adjacent 9-11 Rufus Way, 21 Rufus Way & 18-40 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC039-01 Rufus Way, Portland Land between 82 & 84 Croft Land Vacant WPBC-VAC041-01 Road, Portland Land to the rear of 2-50 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC042-01 Amelia Close, Portland Land adjacent to 22 & 23 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC043-01 Fancy`s Close, Portland Track and land at the end of Victoria Place, Rear of 8-12 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC044-01 Fancy`s Close Land at the rear of 19-39 Cheyne Close, adjacent 68 Land Vacant WPBC-VAC045-01 Reap Lane & Adjacent 49 Sweet Hill Lane Land at Long Acre, Off New Land Vacant WPBC-VAC046-01 Street, Portland Land adjacent Yeates Road, Land Vacant WPBC-VAC047-01 Portland Portland Skate Park, Portland Leisure & Tourism WPBC-SPF010-01 Beach Road Car Parking Spaces at Bakers Licenced & Unlicenced WPBC-LPS001-01 Ground, Off Chiswell Parking Spaces Car Parking Spaces 131 & Licenced & Unlicenced WPBC-LPS002-01 132A Chiswell, Portland Parking Spaces Portland Museum Museums WPBC-MUS001-01 Victoria Gardens Parks & Gardens WPBC-PAR006-07 Easton Gardens, Portland Parks & Gardens WPBC-PAR001-01 Play Areas, Open Space & Grangecroft Road, Play Area WPBC-PLA005-01 Community Use Fortuneswell Play Area, Play Areas, Open Space & WPBC-PLA004-01 Hambro Road Community Use Church Lane, Southwell, Play Play Areas, Open Space & WPBC-PLA003-01 Area Community Use Sweet Hill Lane, Play Area & Play Areas, Open Space & WPBC-PLA009-01 Recreational Ground Community Use Play Areas, Open Space & Weston Green, Portland WPBC-PLA011-01 Community Use West Weares Play Area, Play Areas, Open Space & WPBC-PLA018-01 Killicks Hill Community Use Site Name Asset Type TF Ref Number Community Garden at the Play Areas, Open Space & rear of 57-93 Verne Common WPBC-PLA019-01 Community Use Road, Portland Play Areas, Open Space & Yeates Road Open Spaces WPBC-PLA023-01 Community Use Play Areas, Open Space & Officers Field, Portland WPBC-PLA024 Community Use Fortuneswell Toilets Public Conveniences WPBC-CON007-01 Yeates Road Toilets Public Conveniences WPBC-CON013-01 (Seasonal) Easton Gardens, Public Public Conveniences WPBC-CON001-02 Toilets Chiswell Toilets, Lord Clyde Public Conveniences WPBC-CON018-01 Car Park Portland Bill Toilets Public Conveniences WPBC-CON011 Paracademy (Within Masonic Commercial WPBC-COM013 Car Park) Grove Road Recreation Sports Facilities WPBC-SPF002-01 Ground Tennis Courts and Bowls Sports Facilities WPBC-SPF012-03 Club, Victoria Gardens.
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