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Gorchymyn Prynu Gorfodol Gweinidogion Cymru Cefnffyrdd THE WELSH MINISTERS (THE NEATH TO ABERGAVENNY TRUNK ROAD (A465) (ABERGAVENNY TO HIRWAUN DUALLING AND SLIP ROADS AND EAST OF ABERCYNON TO EAST OF DOWLAIS TRUNK ROAD (A4060) AND CARDIFF TO GLAN CONWY TRUNK ROAD (A470) (CONNECTING ROADS) (DOWLAIS TOP TO HIRWAUN)) (SUPPLEMENTARY) (No.1) COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER 2020 The Schedule References to ownership are reference to ownership or reputed ownership at the time of preparation of the Supplementary Order and are stated only for the purpose of identification of the land. In Column 2 of this schedule the OS Nos (Ordnance Survey Enclosure Numbers) are the numbers given on the 1:2500 Ordnance Survey Sheet Nos. as follows: SN9406 (A) SN9605 (F) SN9807 (J) SN9906 (N) SO0207 (S) SO0608 (AE) SO0908 (AM) SN9405 (B) SN9604 (G) SN9806 (K) SO0007 (O) SO0208 (U) SO0708 (AH) SO0909 (AN) SN9505 (D) SN9705 (H) SN9805 (L) SO0006 (P) SO0308 (W) SO0808 (AJ) SN9504 (E) SN9706 (I) SN9907 (M) SO0107 (Q) SO0408 (Y) SO0809 (AL) Where OS Enclosure Numbers are unavailable, reference numbers containing 4 digits and the prefix “A-” have been substituted. Where the Enclosure Number straddles two OS sheets, the earlier alphabetical letter has been used. The following approximate imperial equivalents relate to the metric measurements used in the accompanying drawings and schedules; Units of length: 1mm = 0.039 inches (approx.) 1 metre = 1.094 yards (approx.) 1km = 0.621 miles (approx.) Units of area: 1 sq.m. = 1.196 sq. yards (approx.) 1 SCHEDULE 1 LAND TO BE PURCHASED (EXCEPT EXCHANGE LAND) AND NEW RIGHTS Table 1 Number Extent, description Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name on map and situation of the and Address (1) land (3) (2) Owners or reputed Lesses or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) IN THE COMMUNITY OF HIRWAUN IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF 1/1 17 square metres of The Company Secretary The Company Secretary part of disused spoil Stephen Nigel Stephen Nigel Macquarrie heap and treeline Macquarrie Tower Regeneration Limited located north of the Tower Regeneration Tower Colliery A465 Trunk Road Limited Tirherbert Road and south west of Tower Colliery Rhigos Bryn-y-Gaer Tirherbert Road Aberdare Cemetery. Rhigos Mid Glamorgan Aberdare CF44 9UF Mid Glamorgan CF44 9UF Tower Regeneration Limited Anthony Shott Tower Regeneration Managing Director Limited Tower Surface Mine Anthony Shott Rhigos Road Managing Director Hirwaun Tower Surface Mine Aberdare Rhigos Road Rhondda Cynon Taf Hirwaun CF44 9UD Aberdare Rhondda Cynon Taf CF44 9UD 2/1 329 square metres The Welsh Ministers The Welsh Ministers of part of the A465 Welsh Government Welsh Government Trunk Road located Crown Building Crown Building north east of the Cathays Park Cathays Park Hirwaun Welfare Cardiff Cardiff Ground and east of CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ the watercourse known as Nant Y Bwlch. 2/2 646 square metres Horace Rees Hamer Horace Rees Hamer of part of pasture 1 Tower Road 1 Tower Road land and treeline Hirwaun Hirwaun located north east of Aberdare Aberdare the Hirwaun Welfare CF44 9PY CF44 9PY Ground and east of the watercourse known as Nant Y Bwlch. 2/3 240 square metres Rhondda Cynon Taf Rhondda Cynon Taf County of part of the County Borough Council Borough Council Hirwaun Welfare c/o Andy Wilkins c/o Andy Wilkins Ground located east Director of Democratic Director of Democratic and of the watercourse and Legal Services Legal Services known as Nant Y The Pavilions The Pavilions Bwlch. Cambrian Park Cambrian Park Clydach Vale Clydach Vale Tonypandy Tonypandy CF40 2XX CF40 2XX 2 SCHEDULE 1 LAND TO BE PURCHASED (EXCEPT EXCHANGE LAND) AND NEW RIGHTS Table 1 Number Extent, description Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name on map and situation of the and Address (1) land (3) (2) Owners or reputed Lesses or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) IN THE COMMUNITY OF RHIGOS IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF 2/4 22 square metres of The Company Secretary The Company Secretary part of the pasture Stephen Nigel Stephen Nigel Macquarrie land, located north Macquarrie Tower Regeneration Limited east of Tower Tower Regeneration Tower Colliery Regeneration Limited Tirherbert Road opencast site and Tower Colliery Rhigos west of the A465 Tirherbert Road Aberdare Trunk Road. Rhigos Mid Glamorgan Aberdare CF44 9UF Enclosure No. Mid Glamorgan 0130 CF44 9UF Tower Regeneration Limited 6942 Anthony Shott Tower Regeneration Managing Director Limited Tower Surface Mine Anthony Shott Rhigos Road Managing Director Hirwaun Tower Surface Mine Aberdare Rhigos Road Rhondda Cynon Taf Hirwaun CF44 9UD Aberdare Rhondda Cynon Taf CF44 9UD IN THE COMMUNITY OF HIRWAUN IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF 2/4a 14 square metres of The Company Secretary The Company Secretary part of disused spoil Stephen Nigel Stephen Nigel Macquarrie heap located west of Macquarrie Tower Regeneration Limited Redhill Close and Tower Regeneration Tower Colliery north of the A465 Limited Tirherbert Road Trunk Road. Tower Colliery Rhigos Tirherbert Road Aberdare Enclosure No. Rhigos Mid Glamorgan B0008 Aberdare CF44 9UF Mid Glamorgan CF44 9UF Tower Regeneration Limited Anthony Shott Tower Regeneration Managing Director Limited Tower Surface Mine Anthony Shott Rhigos Road Managing Director Hirwaun Tower Surface Mine Aberdare Rhigos Road Rhondda Cynon Taf Hirwaun CF44 9UD Aberdare Rhondda Cynon Taf CF44 9UD 3 SCHEDULE 1 LAND TO BE PURCHASED (EXCEPT EXCHANGE LAND) AND NEW RIGHTS Table 1 Number Extent, description Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name on map and situation of the and Address (1) land (3) (2) Owners or reputed Lesses or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) 2/4b 31 square metres of The Company Secretary The Company Secretary part of disused spoil Stephen Nigel Stephen Nigel Macquarrie heap located west of Macquarrie Tower Regeneration Limited Redhill Close and Tower Regeneration Tower Colliery north of the A465 Limited Tirherbert Road Trunk Road. Tower Colliery Rhigos Tirherbert Road Aberdare Enclosure No. Rhigos Mid Glamorgan B0008 Aberdare CF44 9UF Mid Glamorgan CF44 9UF Tower Regeneration Limited Anthony Shott Tower Regeneration Managing Director Limited Tower Surface Mine Anthony Shott Rhigos Road Managing Director Hirwaun Tower Surface Mine Aberdare Rhigos Road Rhondda Cynon Taf Hirwaun CF44 9UD Aberdare Rhondda Cynon Taf CF44 9UD 2/4c The right to enter The Company Secretary The Company Secretary and re-enter with or Stephen Nigel Stephen Nigel Macquarrie without vehicles Macquarrie Tower Regeneration Limited upon 59 square Tower Regeneration Tower Colliery metres of part of Limited Tirherbert Road disused spoil heap Tower Colliery Rhigos and associated Tirherbert Road Aberdare drainage for all Rhigos Mid Glamorgan purposes connected Aberdare CF44 9UF with the Mid Glamorgan maintenance of a CF44 9UF Tower Regeneration Limited culvert and Anthony Shott maintenance of a Tower Regeneration Managing Director headwall, located Limited Tower Surface Mine west of Redhill Anthony Shott Rhigos Road Close and north of Managing Director Hirwaun the A465 Trunk Tower Surface Mine Aberdare Road. Rhigos Road Rhondda Cynon Taf Hirwaun CF44 9UD Enclosure No. Aberdare B0008 Rhondda Cynon Taf 8699 CF44 9UD IN THE COMMUNITY OF HIRWAUN IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF 2/5 68 square metres of Roger John Griffiths Roger John Griffiths part of pasture land The Hawthorns The Hawthorns located north of Rhigos Road Rhigos Road Redhill Close and Hirwaun Hirwaun west of the A4059 CF44 9PS CF44 9PS Penderyn Road. Enclosure No. B0008 4 SCHEDULE 1 LAND TO BE PURCHASED (EXCEPT EXCHANGE LAND) AND NEW RIGHTS Table 1 Number Extent, description Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name on map and situation of the and Address (1) land (3) (2) Owners or reputed Lesses or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) 3/1 1,000 square metres Rhondda Cynon Taf Rhondda Cynon Taf County of part of the County Borough Council Borough Council Hirwaun Welfare c/o Andy Wilkins c/o Andy Wilkins Ground located Director of Democratic Director of Democratic and south west of the and Legal Services Legal Services A465 Trunk Road The Pavilions The Pavilions Cambrian Park Cambrian Park Clydach Vale Clydach Vale Tonypandy Tonypandy CF40 2XX CF40 2XX 4/1 71 square metres of The Welsh Ministers The Welsh Ministers part of the verge and Welsh Government Welsh Government embankment of the Crown Building Crown Building A465 Trunk Road Cathays Park Cathays Park located between Cardiff Cardiff Court Farm CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ Underpass and the Vale of Neath Railway underbridge. IN THE COMMUNITY OF RHIGOS IN THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF RHONDDA CYNON TAF 4/1a 31 square metres The Welsh Ministers The Welsh Ministers part of garden, Welsh Government Welsh Government treeline and Crown Building Crown Building vehicular access Cathays Park Cathays Park belonging to the Cardiff Cardiff property known as CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ Court Lodge located west of Keepers Lane and south west of the property known as Ingledene. Enclosure No. H0003 4/1b 39 square metres of The Welsh Ministers The Welsh Ministers part of garden, Welsh Government Welsh Government treeline and Crown Building Crown Building vehicular access Cathays Park Cathays Park serving the property Cardiff Cardiff known as Court CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ Lodge located west of Keepers Lane and south west of the property known as Ingledene. Enclosure No. H0003 4/1c 31 square metres of The Welsh Ministers The Welsh Ministers part of garden, Welsh Government Welsh Government treeline and Crown Building Crown Building vehicular access Cathays Park Cathays Park serving the property Cardiff Cardiff known as Court CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ Lodge located west of Keepers Lane and south west of the property known as Ingledene.
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