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(The Cardiff to Glan Conwy Trunk Road (A470) Cwm-Bach To The Welsh Ministers (The Cardiff to Glan Conwy Trunk Road (A470) Cwm-bach to Newbridge-on-Wye) Compulsory Purchase Order 2009 The Schedule In column 2 of this schedule the OS Nos (Ordnance Survey Enclosure Numbers) are the numbers given on the 1:2500 Ordnance Survey Sheets listed below and denoted by the following reference letter: Reference Sheet Nos. (A) SO 0352 (B) SO 0252 (C) SO 0253 (D) SO 0254 (E) SO 0255 (F) SO 0155 (G) SO 0156 (H) SO 0256 (I) SO 0257 (J) SO 0157 Where OS Enclosure Numbers are unavailable, reference numbers containing 3 digits and the prefix “A to J” have been used. Where an enclosure number is found in more than one OS sheet, the earlier alphabetical letter has been used. For the purpose of this schedule the A470 Trunk Road refers to the A470 Cardiff to Glan Conwy Trunk Road The following approximate imperial equivalents relate to the metric measurements used in the accompanying drawings and schedules: Units of length: 1 mm = 0.039 inches (approx) 1 metre = 1.094 yards (approx) 1 km = 0.621 miles (approx) Units of area 1 sq m = 1.196 sq. yards (approx) 1 The Schedule Table 1 Number on Extent, Description and situation of Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 map the land (3) (1) (2) Owners or reputed Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers Owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) IN THE COMMUNITY OF LLANELWEDD IN THE COUNTY OF POWYS 1/1 1321 square metres of part of half Executors of the Executors of the width of the A470 trunk road and Estate of M L Estate of M L associated footway west of the Bourdillon, Bourdillon, property known as Gwern-yfed- fach. Ms PA Bourdillon, Ms PA Bourdillon, Mr PCP Bourdillon and Mr PCP Bourdillon Mr MA Hayes, and Mr MA Hayes, c/o Adam Bruce, c/o Adam Bruce, Ungoed, Ungoed, Thomas and King, Thomas and King, Solicitors, Solicitors, 6 Quay Street, 6 Quay Street, Camarthen, Camarthen, Camarthenshire, Camarthenshire, SA31 3 JX SA31 3 JX 1/2 245 square metres of part of half Mr E D & Mrs K M Mr E D & Mrs K M width of the A470 trunk road west of Owens, Owens, the property known as Gwern-yfed- Gwern-yfed-Fach, Gwern-yfed-Fach, fach. Builth Wells, Builth Wells, Powys, Powys, LD2 3RD LD2 3RD 1/2a 461 square metres of verge and part Mr E D & Mrs K M Mr E D & Mrs K M of full width of the unclassified road Owens, Owens, U1318 west of the property known Gwern-yfed-Fach, Gwern-yfed-Fach, as Gwern-yfed-fach. Builth Wells, Builth Wells, Powys, Powys, LD2 3RD LD2 3RD 1/3 295 square metres of part of the Mr R M Thomas, Mr R M Thomas, bank of the River Wye, part of full Elm Tree Cottage, Elm Tree Cottage, width of public footpath LW1703, Sheepway, Sheepway, part of access track leading to the Portbury, Portbury, bank of the River Wye and part of Bristol, Bristol, the drainage ditch in field 9055 (B) BS20 7TE BS20 7TE west of the property known as Gwern-yfed-fach. 1/3a 218 square metres of access track Mr R M Thomas, Mr R M Thomas, leading to the bank of the River Wye Elm Tree Cottage, Elm Tree Cottage, between fields 8561(B) and B001 Sheepway, Sheepway, west of the property known as Portbury, Portbury, Gwern-yfed-fach Bristol, Bristol, BS20 7TE BS20 7TE 1/3b 214 square metres of woodland Mr R M Thomas, Mr R M Thomas, north west of field no. 8561 and west Elm Tree Cottage, Elm Tree Cottage, of the property known as Gwern- Sheepway, Sheepway, yfed-fach Portbury, Portbury, Bristol, Bristol, BS20 7TE BS20 7TE 1/4 499 square metres of part of half Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events width of the A470 trunk road and Mr G N Davies, Ltd, north of the property known as Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, Gwern-yfed-fach. Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 2 The Schedule Table 1 Number on Extent, Description and situation of Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 map the land (3) (1) (2) Owners or reputed Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers Owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) IN THE COMMUNITY OF LLANELWEDD IN THE COUNTY OF POWYS 1/4a 1385 square metres of part verge Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events and embankment adjoining fields Mr G N Davies, Ltd, A001 and A002 north of the property Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, known as Gwern-yfed-fach. Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4b 243 square metres of part of half Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events width of the A470 trunk road and Mr G N Davies, Ltd, verge west of field A001 and north of Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, the property known as Gwern-yfed- Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, fach. & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4c 1145 square metres of part of half Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events width of A470 trunk road and verge Mr G N Davies, Ltd, west of fields A001, A002 and A003 Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, and north of the property known as Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, Gwern-yfed-fach. & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4d 1538 square metres of pasture land Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events in fields A003 and 0006 (A) east of Mr G N Davies, Ltd, the A470 trunk road south of the Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, property known as Gwern-yfed-fawr. Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4e The right to enter, including vehicular Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events access, upon 375 square metres of Mr G N Davies, Ltd, pasture land e in fields A003 and Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, 0006 (A), east of the A470 trunk road Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, and south of the property known as & Son, Builth Wells, Gwern-yfed-fawr. Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4f 194 square metres of part of half Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events width of the A470 trunk road, west of Mr G N Davies, Ltd, fields A003 and 0006 (A) and south Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, of the property known as Gwern- Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, yfed-fawr. & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, 3 The Schedule Table 1 Number on Extent, Description and situation of Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 map the land (3) (1) (2) Owners or reputed Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers Owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) Powys, LD2 3RD IN THE COMMUNITY OF LLANELWEDD IN THE COUNTY OF POWYS 1/4g 223 square metres of pasture land in Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events fields A003 and 0006 (A) east of the Mr G N Davies, Ltd, A470 trunk road south of the Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, property known as Gwern-yfed-fawr. Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/4h 30 square metres of pasture land in Mrs V A Morgan, Penmaenau Events fields A003 and 0006 (A) east of the Mr G N Davies, Ltd, A470 trunk road and south of the Mr G Davies, Penmaenau, property know as Gwern-yfed-fawr. Trading as T W Jones Llanelwedd, & Son, Builth Wells, Penmaenau, Powys, Llanelwedd, LD2 3RD Builth Wells, Powys, LD2 3RD 1/5 2119 square metres of part of full Mr D J & Mrs P A Mr D J & Mrs P A width of an existing drainage ditch Kinsey, Kinsey, and pasture land in field B001 north Court Farm, Court Farm, of the River Wye and west of the Builth Road, Builth Road, A470 trunk road. Builth Wells, Builth Wells, Powys, Powys, LD2 3RG LD2 3RG 1/5a 2014 square metres of pasture land, Mr D J & Mrs P A Mr D J & Mrs P A hedge, part of the surfaced existing Kinsey, Kinsey, access track leading from trunk road Court Farm, Court Farm, to Court Farm and surrounding Builth Road, Builth Road, agricultural holding and adjacent Builth Wells, Builth Wells, unsurfaced area in part of fields Powys, Powys, B001and B002, north of the River LD2 3RG LD2 3RG Wye and west off the A470 trunk road. 1/5b The right to enter, including vehicular Mr D J & Mrs P A Mr D J & Mrs P A access, upon 238 square metres of Kinsey, Kinsey, pasture land in field B001 for all Court Farm, Court Farm, purposes connected with the Builth Road, Builth Road, construction and maintenance of a Builth Wells, Builth Wells, drainage ditch north of the River Powys, Powys, Wye and west of the A470 trunk LD2 3RG LD2 3RG road. 1/5c 995 square metres of part of full Mr D J & Mrs P A Mr D J & Mrs P A width of access track leading from Kinsey, Kinsey, trunk road to Court Farm and Court Farm, Court Farm, surrounding agricultural holding, Builth Road, Builth Road, pasture land, part of stopped-up Builth Wells, Builth Wells, private access track and hedgerow Powys, Powys, in part of fields B001, B002 and LD2 3RG LD2 3RG B003 north of the River Wye and 4 The Schedule Table 1 Number on Extent, Description and situation of Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 map the land (3) (1) (2) Owners or reputed Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers Owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) west of the A470 trunk road.
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