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57 FOR INFORMATION ONLY APPENDIX E CHARNWOOD SURFACE DRESSING PROGRAMME 2014 Site No Village/Town Site Description/Location 1 Anstey Princes Close 2 Anstey Anstey Lane HTC area near Leics City boundary 3 Barkby Queniborough Rd from Main St to Syston Grange traffic lights 4 Barkby Queniborough Rd - Main Street to Syston Grange 5 Barrow Upon Soar Church Street 6 Birstall Loughborough Road from Station Road to Red Hill Island 7 Birstall Wanlip Lane from width restriction to Wanlip 8 Birstall Queensgate Drive (Cul de Sac between no 82 & 92) 9 Birstall White Horse Lane 10 Birstall Allington Drive concrete carriageway. 11 Birstall Blenheim Road part concrete carriageway. 12 Cossington Fisher Close 13 Cotes Back Lane 14 East Goscote Clover Walk 15 Loughborough Outwoods Avenue 16 Loughborough Meadow Lane from 30mph signs to Notts Boundary 17 Loughborough Braddon Road - Warwick Way to lamp post no 16 18 Loughborough King Street and New King Street (traffic lights to Moor Lane ) 19 Loughborough Westfield Drive 20 Loughborough Old Ashby Road 21 Loughborough Herbert Street 22 Loughborough Summerpool Road 23 Loughborough Broad Street 24 Mountsorrel Kingfisher Road Leicester Road to Clover Lane 25 Mountsorrel Moutsorrel Lane junction Linkfield Road, speed table 26 Newtown Linford Grey Crecent 27 Quorn Meeting Street from Elms Drive to High Street 28 Quorn Barrow Road - A6 southbound slip road to nothbound slip road 29 Quorn Chaveney Road 30 Quorn A6 Bypass - Granite Way to Sd joint northbound 31 Quorn A6 Bypass - Quorn slip road to Granite Way southbound 32 Rothley Mountsorrel Lane - The Garland to Walton Way 33 Rothley Knights Crescent 34 Rothley Cross Green - Deleted due to planned utility work 35 Shepshed Hallamford Road - Tickow Lane to bottom of hill 36 Shepshed Griffin Close first Griffin cul de sac from Charnwood Rd 37 Shepshed Jolly Farmers Lane 38 Shepshed Sullington Road 39 Shepshed Hathern Road bus layby 40 Sileby Swan Street 41 Syston Upper Church street 42 Syston University Close 43 Syston North Street 44 Thurmaston Melton Road Service Road - Humberstone Lane to Manor Road 45 Thurmaston A607 Melton Road - Humberstone Lane to City southbound 46 Thurmaston A607 Melton Road City to Humberstone Lane northbound 47 Walton on the Wolds Loughborough Road from the delimit to junction. 58 FOR INFORMATION ONLY 48 Wanlip Rectory Road from Fillingate to Wanlip Lane 49 Woodhouse Eaves Rushy Lane 50 Wymeswold Narrow Lane first two sections from B676 51 Ulverscroft Ulverscroft Lane Sharply Hill to Polly Botts Lane 52 Ulverscroft Priory Lane 53 Loughborough Packe Street 54 Walton on the Wolds Walton Lane 55 South Croxton Twyford Rd, South Croxton Rd, Leicester Rd - X Rds to B6047 .

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i ~ y Local Plans Team Atria One Charnwood Borough Council 144 Morrison Street Southfield Road Edinburgh EH3 8EX Loughborough Tel: +44 (0)131 314 2112 Leicestershire Fax: +44 (0)131 777 2604 LE13 1UN email C~3 burges-salmon.com www.bu rges-salmon. com DX ED30 Edinburgh Direct Line: +44 (0)131 314 2128 craig.whelton~ burges-salmon.com Our ref: CW18/32213.14/WHELT Your ref: 16 December 2019 When telephoning please ask for: Craig Whelton Dear Sirs Consultation on the Charnwood Local Plan 2019-36 Richard Proctor, Queniborough Old Hall We act on behalf of Mr Proctor, the owner of Queniborough Oid Hall (the "Old Hall"). We have been instructed to submit a response to Charnwood Borough Council's (the "Council") consultation on the draft Charnwood Local Plan 2019-36 (the "Draft Plan"). Responses are invited by 16 December, and this response is therefore submitted in time. Our client has serious concerns with the limits to development proposed for Queniborough, and requests that the Draft Plan is amended around the curtilage of Old Hall, to retain the existing limits to development, and to retain the Old Hall within the settlement boundary. The reasons for the requested amendment are set out below. We would note at the outset that our client as landowner was not consulted on the proposals that directly affect their property. This is contrary to guidance in the UK Government's Planning Practice Guidance, which states: "At an early stage in the plan-making process strategic policy-making authorities will need to work alongside infrastructure providers, service delivery organisations, other strategic bodies such as Local Enterprise Partnerships, developers, landowners and site promoters.
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