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Jersey) Orders ISLAND PLANNING (DESIGNATION OF SITES OF SPECIAL INTEREST) (JERSEY) ORDERS Revised Edition 22.225.21 Showing the law as at 31 August 2004 This is a revised edition of the law Island Planning (Designation of Sites of Special Interest) (Jersey) Orders Arrangement ISLAND PLANNING (DESIGNATION OF SITES OF SPECIAL INTEREST) (JERSEY) ORDERS Arrangement Article La Gare de Grouville 9 1 ............................................................................................................... 9 Les Ormes 9 2 ............................................................................................................... 9 Ronceville 9 3 ............................................................................................................... 9 St. John 10 4 ............................................................................................................. 10 5 ............................................................................................................. 10 Les Blanches Banques 10 6 ............................................................................................................. 10 La Lande du Ouest 10 7 ............................................................................................................. 10 Les Landes 11 8 ............................................................................................................. 11 16 New Street 11 9 ............................................................................................................. 11 Schedules 10 and 11 11 10 ............................................................................................................. 11 11 ............................................................................................................. 12 12 ............................................................................................................. 12 13 ............................................................................................................. 12 Odeon Cinema in Bath Street 12 14 ............................................................................................................. 12 René Le Bail House 13 15 ............................................................................................................ 13 La Fantaisie 13 16 ............................................................................................................. 13 Mont Orgueil Castle 13 17 ............................................................................................................ 13 Revised Edition – 31 August 2004 Page - 3 22.225.21 Island Planning (Designation of Sites of Special Interest) Arrangement (Jersey) Orders La Ville au Veslet 13 18 ........................................................................................................... 13 19 Citation .............................................................................................. 14 SCHEDULE 1 15 SITES OF SPECIAL INTEREST IN ST. JOHN 15 PART 1 15 DESIGNATED BUILDINGS AND PLACES 15 PART 2 17 FULL DESCRIPTIONS OF SITES 17 1 L’Auberge du Nord (architectural, historical and traditional) ............ 17 2 Bakehouse/Belltower at Les Capelles (architectural and historical) .. 18 3 Beau Verd Farm (architectural and historical) ................................... 18 4 Beaupré (architectural, historical and traditional) .............................. 18 5 Binkham and Meadow View (architectural and historical) ................ 19 6 Les Buttes (architectural, historical and traditional)........................... 19 7 Caesarea Lodge (architectural and historical) .................................... 20 8 Cemetery Gates (architectural) ........................................................... 20 9 1 and 2 Central Villas (architectural, historical and traditional) ........ 21 10 Centre Stone (archaeological and historical) ...................................... 21 11 Chapelle des Frères (architectural, cultural and historical) ................ 22 12 Les Charrières (architectural, historical and traditional) .................... 23 13 La Chasse (architectural, historical and traditional) ........................... 23 14 Les Chasses (architectural, historical and traditional) ........................ 24 15 Chestnut Grove and La Malzarderie (architectural, historical and traditional)........................................................................................... 25 16 Church of St. John (archaeological, architectural, cultural, historical and traditional) .................................................................................... 25 17 Cross Cottage Farm (architectural, historical & traditional) .............. 26 18 Don Farm (architectural, historical and traditional) ........................... 26 19 Le Douet (architectural and historical) ............................................... 27 20 Le Douet (architectural, historical and traditional) ............................. 29 21 Les Escaliers (architectural, historical and traditional) ...................... 29 22 La Genée and La Petite Genée (architectural, historical and traditional)........................................................................................... 30 23 La Grande Maison (architectural and historical) ................................ 31 24 Hautmont (architectural, historical and traditional) ............................ 31 25 Herupe Cottage (architectural, historical and traditional) .................. 32 26 Herupe Farm (architectural, historical and traditional) ...................... 32 27 Herupe Farm (architectural and historical) ......................................... 32 28 Highcliff (architectural and historical) ............................................... 33 29 Les Houguettes (architectural and historical) ..................................... 34 30 Les Issues (architectural and historical) ............................................. 34 31 Ivy Gate (architectural and historical) ................................................ 35 32 London House (architectural, historical and traditional) .................... 35 33 Macpela Cemetery (architectural, cultural and historical) ................. 36 34 La Maison Chesnel (architectural and historical) ............................... 37 35 Maitland (architectural and historical)................................................ 37 Page - 4 Revised Edition – 31 August 2004 22.225.21 Island Planning (Designation of Sites of Special Interest) (Jersey) Orders Arrangement 36 Le Marinel Farm (architectural and historical) ................................... 38 37 Le Marinel House (architectural, historical and traditional) ............... 38 38 Melbourne House (architectural and historical) ................................. 39 39 Mourier Valley Cottages (architectural, historical and traditional) .... 39 40 Les Noyers (architectural and historical) ............................................ 40 41 Parish Hall (architectural, cultural and historical) .............................. 40 42 Penryn (architectural and historical) ................................................... 41 43 Le Petit Mourier (architectural, historical and traditional) ................. 41 44 Les Prairies (architectural, historical and traditional) ......................... 42 45 Rosehill (architectural, historical and traditional) .............................. 43 46 Les Ruettes (architectural, historical and traditional) ......................... 43 47 Saint Cyr, Lavoir and Lime-kiln (architectural and historical ............ 44 48 St. John’s United Reformed Church (architectural, cultural and historical .............................................................................................. 45 49 Sion Methodist Church (architectural, cultural and historical) ........... 46 50 La Vallette (architectural, historical and traditional) .......................... 46 PART 3 48 Plans for site numbers 10 and 26........................................................................ 48 SCHEDULE 2 50 LES BLANCHES BANQUES - MAP 50 SCHEDULE 3 51 LES BLANCHES BANQUES 51 PART 1 51 Description of Place ........................................................................................... 51 PART 2 71 Specified wild creatures ..................................................................................... 71 PART 3 72 Specified wild plants .......................................................................................... 72 SCHEDULE 4 80 LA LANDE DU OUEST - MAP 80 SCHEDULE 5 81 LA LANDE DU OUEST 81 PART 1 81 Description of Place ........................................................................................... 81 PART 2 92 Specified wild creatures ..................................................................................... 92 PART 3 92 Specified wild plants .......................................................................................... 93 Revised Edition – 31 August 2004 Page - 5 22.225.21 Island Planning (Designation of Sites of Special Interest) Arrangement (Jersey) Orders SCHEDULE 6 97 LES LANDES – MAP 97 SCHEDULE 7 98 LES LANDES 98 PART 1 98 Description of Place ........................................................................................... 98 PART 2 109 Specified wild creatures ................................................................................... 109 PART 3 110 Specified wild plants ........................................................................................ 110 SCHEDULE 8 114 16 NEW STREET 114 DESCRIPTION 114 SCHEDULE
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