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Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 East Sussex County Council Definitive Map and Statement WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To East Sussex County Council Of County Hall, St Annes Crescent, Lewes I, Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society, 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames, RG9 2BA hereby apply for an order under secton 53(2) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 modifying the definitive map and statement for the area by: Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. And shown on the accompanying map I attach copies of the following documentary evidence in support of this application: Applicants statement including extracts from the following documents: The East Sussex online rights of way map Google streetview YEAKELL AND GARDNER'S SUSSEX 1778-1783 A copy of the Turnpike Act, 59 Geo III c 10: Lewes to Polegate The Beddingham and Firle Tithe maps The first edition of the Ordnance Survey 1-2500 map and related documents Minutes of the Firle Rural District Council Inland revenue valuation maps and books for the relevant area Ordnance survey maps covering the route Bartholomew’s map covering the route Material produced as part of the creation of the first definitive map Minutes of the East Sussex Council rights of way subcommittee Deposit made by the Glynde Estate as to rights of way A painting by Eric Ravilious. Signed dated 7/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: The Firle Estate c/o The Quarry Office, Pen Y Garn Cethneithin Carmarthenshire SA14 7EU . I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid refe rence 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: The Firle Estate Of The Estate Office The Street, Firle,Lewes, BN8 6NS I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: The Occupier c/o Furlongs, by Littledene Beddingham LEWES BN8 6LA . I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: care of Adams & Remers Solicitors, Trinity House, School Hill, Lewes BN7 2NN as Trustee of the Firle Estate Settlement Henry Gage Fund I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: The Glynde Estate c/o The Quarry Office, Pen Y Garn Cethneithin Carmarthenshire SA14 7EU . I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid refe rence 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: Glynde Estates, Of The Estate Office, Glynde Place, Glynde, East Sussex, BN8 6SX I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 9 from grid reference 457071 to grid reference 462071 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Adding to the particulars for Byway Firle 14 from grid reference 462071 to grid reference 465072 by specifying a width of 14 feet. Signed: ……………………………………… Dated 8/12/18 FORM OF NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR MODIFICATION ORDER SECTION 53(5) OF, AND SCHEDULE 14 TO, THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 EAST SUSSEX COUNTY COUNCIL DEFINITIVE MAP AND STATEMENT To: Highways England Of Bridge House 1 Walnut Tree Close Guildford Surrey GU1 4LZ I Christopher Smith, for and on behalf of the Open Spaces Society of 25a Bell Street Henley-on-Thames RG9 2BA hereby give notice that on 7/12/18 I made application to the East Sussex County Council of County Hall, St. Anne’s Crescent, Lewes, East Sussex that the definitive map and statement for the area be modified by; Changing the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 so that it runs from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 Adding to the particulars for Byway Beddingham 8 from grid reference 445068 to grid reference 457072 by specifying a width of 18 feet.
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