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The London Gazette, 25 October, 1957 6199 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25 OCTOBER, 1957 6199 NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE COUNTRYSIDE ACT, 1949 COUNTY OF CORNWALL Survey of Public Rights of Way NOTICE is hereby given that the Cornwall County Council, in exercise of the powers conferred upon them by Sub-section (3) of Section 29 of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, 1949, have determined to modify the particulars contained in the Draft Maps and Statements prepared under Section 27 of the above- mentioned Act in relation to the Rights of Way within the area of the Rural District of Kerrier in the County of Cornwall by:— (1) the deletion of the paths indicated in the First Schedule hereto; (2) the inclusion of the paths indicated in the Second Schedule hereto; (3) the amendment of the paths indicated in the Third Schedule hereto. Maps and Statements showing these modifications have been deposited at the offices of the Clerk to the Council, The Willows, Helston and at the office of the County Planning Officer, County Hall, Truro, where they may be inspected free of charge during normal office hours. Copies of the Maps and Statements relating to each of the parishes in the Rural District are also available for inspection in those parishes by arrangement with the Parish Clerk or the Chairman of the Parish Meeting wherever appropriate. Any objection or representation in respect of these .determinations should be made in writing and addressed to the Clerk of the County Council at the County Hall, Truro, before the 30th day of November, 1957. E. T. VERGER, Clerk of the County Council. County Hall, Truro. 18th October, 1957. FIRST SCHEDULE Parish Path No. Status Description Breage 6 Footpath and road From the Breage road 150 yards from Wesleyan Chapel used as public path across C.C. road to Rinsey. do. 8 Footpath and road From Path 7 via Legereath to the coastal path. used as public path do. 47 Footpath and From the Porthleven Cliff road to the Parish boundary. Bridleway do. 46 Road used as From Parish boundary at Coule's Cove along the coast to public path Path 74 at Kenneggy Sand and to C.C. road at Higher Kenneggy. do. 54 Footpath From Path 46 to Parish boundary with St. Hilary near Trenails. do. 12 Footpath and road From Path 11 and West London to Hendra. used as public path do. 31 Footpath From Path 30 to Bridge Hill at Godolphin Lower Downs. Gunwalloe 5 Footpath From Chyvarloe to Path 4. do 6 Footpath and road From Chyanvounder to the Parish boundary and Polgrean. used as public path do 8 Footpath From the road at Winnianton via Toll and Chepy to Path 7 at the Parish boundary. do 9 Footpath and road From the road 100 yards south of Halsferran via Hingey used as public path to Toll. do 13 Footpath and road From Nanspian entrance to Chyvarloe. used as public path do 2 Footpath From Path 1 west of Towan Cottages to the County high- way north of the cottages. do 11 Footpath From Chymder to Path 10 at Sowanna. Cury 4 Footpath From Primary School at Cury to Path 3 near the White- cross-Helston road. do 12 Footpath From Cury Church to the Parish boundary. do 13 Footpath From lane at Treloskan via Tregiddle to the lane at Hendra. do 16 Footpath From old quarry to Millewarn Mill. Mawgan 18 Footpath and road From the Helston road via Carminowe and Burnuick to used as public path the Cury boundary. do 11 Footpath and road From Rectory Lane at Mawgan to Venton Gannel. used as public path do 16 Footpath From Gilly via Halliggye to the Trelowarren Park entrance (Chybilly road). 'lo. ... ... 19 Road used as From Rectory Lane at Mawgan to Carabone Lodge with public path spur to Carleen. do 20 Footpath From Chybilly via Polawyn to Lower Relowas. Grade-Ruan 27 Footpath From Treveddon to Lower Treal linking Path 16 to Path 26. Mullion 43 Bridleway From Path 1 north-west of Kynance Farm to Path 62 near Pol Cornick. do. 20 Road used as From the Mullion road at Clahar Garden via Clahar Cairn public path to Clahar Water. do 23 Footpath From Vounder on the Mullion road to Tresprison. do. 27 Road used as From Tresprison to Path 5 with westerly spur to the lane public path from Garah. St. Keverne 12 Footpath Along cliff from engine house at Dean Quarry via Godrevy to Manacle Point. do 15 Footpath and road From the Coverack-St. Keverne road via Kilter to Path 14 used as public path near Guilly. do 47 Footpath and road From the top of Coverack Hill via Cowyjack to the road used as public path junction at Main Dale. Manaccan 11 Footpath From Path 4 south of the bridge over Helford Creek to the spring west of Halvose. St. Martin 1 Footpath From Bishop's Quay along Helford Creek to Frenchman's Pill and Path 2. B.
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