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1 Table 1 Extent, Description and Situation of the Land (2) Qualifying Persons Under Section 12 (2) (A) of the Acquisition of La Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 1 159 square metres of Andrew Rolls-Dew and Fiona Leicestershire highway and highway verge Kay, 1 Southwell Close, County Council as land: half width (north) of St Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Bartholomew’s Way (adjacent Leicestershire, LE13 OPY to southern boundary of 1 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 2 195 square metres of highway The Family Trust Corporation Leicestershire and highway verge land: half Ltd, County Council as width (south) of St Ergo House, Mere Way, Highway Authority Bartholomew’s Way (adjacent Ruddington Fields Business to northern boundary of 1 Park, Canterbury Drive) Ruddington, Nottingham (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) NG11 6JS in respect of the subsoil 3 109 square metres highway and Jelson Limited, 370 Leicestershire highway verge land: half width Loughborough Road, County Council as (north) of St Bartholomew’s Leicester, LE4 5PR Highway Authority Way (junction of Southwell Close and St Bartholomew’s Way) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 1 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 4 320 square metres of Moulay-El-Medhi Zouggari Leicestershire highway and highway verge Ben El Khyat and County Council as land: half width (south) of St Kathryn Louise Benel Khyat Highway Authority Bartholomew’s Way (adjacent Souggari, 7 Winchester to the northern boundary of 7 Drive, Melton Mowbray, Winchester Drive) Leics LE13 0PE in respect of (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) the subsoil 5 615 square metres of Martin Brown, Hilltop Farm, Leicestershire highway and highway verge Nottingham Road, Melton County Council as land: half width of Nottingham Mowbray, Leicestershire, Highway Authority Road (western side of LE13 0NX Nottingham Road between Southwell Close and the entrance to Hill Top Farm) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 6 263 square metres of Unknown Leicestershire highway land and highway County Council as verge: half width (west) of Highway Authority Nottingham Road (north-east of 11 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 2 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 7 57 square metres of highway Jelson Limited, 370 Leicestershire and highway verge land: half Loughborough Road, County Council as width (west) of Nottingham Leicester, LE4 5PR Highway Authority Road (east of 11 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 8 23 square metres Ann Brown, Hilltop Farm, Leicestershire of highway and highway verge Nottingham Road, Melton County Council as land: half width (west) of Mowbray, LE13 0NX in Highway Authority Nottingham (east of 11 respect of the subsoil Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 9 246 square metres of Jelson Limited, 370 Leicestershire highway and highway verge Loughborough Road, County Council as land: half width of Nottingham Leicester, LE4 5PR Highway Authority Road (west – north of 12 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 3 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 10 75 square metres of highway Christopher Redfern and Leicestershire and highway verge land: half Jacqueline Redfern, 42 County Council as width (west) of Nottingham Estoril Avenue, Wigston, Highway Authority Road (adjacent to eastern Leicestershire, LE18 3RD boundary of 12 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 11 117 square metres of highway Lloyd James Wells and Leicestershire and highway verge land: half Lorraine Elizabeth Wells, County Council as width (west) of Nottingham Sunningdale, 25 Top End, Highway Authority Road (adjacent to the eastern Great Dalby, Melton boundary of 14 Southwell Close) Mowbray Leicester in (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) respect of the subsoil 12 199 square metres of Angela Edwards, 15 Leicestershire highway and highway verge Southwell Close, Melton County Council as land: half width (west) of Mowbray, Leicestershire, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (adjacent to LE13 0PY the eastern boundary of 15 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 13 832 square metres of Andrew Keightley and Sally- Leicestershire highway and highway verge Anne Newton, 16 Southwell County Council as land: half width of St Close, Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Bartholomew’s Way (north) and Leicestershire, LE13 0PY Nottingham Road (west) (adjacent to the eastern and southern boundary of 16 Southwell Close) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 4 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 14 625 square metres of David Charity and Jane Leicestershire highway and highway verge Charity, 19 Winchester Drive, County Council as land: half width of St Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Bartholomew’s Way (south) and Leicestershire, LE13 0PE Nottingham Road (west) (adjacent to the northern and eastern boundary of 19 Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 15 167 square metres of Paul Jepson, 17 Winchester Leicestershire highway and highway verge Drive, Melton Mowbray, County Council as land: half width (west) of Leicestershire, LE13 0PE Highway Authority Nottingham Road (adjacent to the eastern boundary of 17 Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 16 441 square metres of Martin Coleman and Dena Leicestershire highway and highway verge Coleman, 15 Winchester County Council as land: half width (west) of Drive, Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (east of 15 Leicestershire, LE13 0PE Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 5 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 17 31 square metres of Keith Addison, 10 Leicestershire highway and highway verge Winchester Drive, Melton County Council as land: half width (west) of Mowbray, Leicestershire, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (east of 10 LE13 0PE Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 18 127 square metres of Stanley Sheridan and Leicestershire highway and highway verge Thersea Sheridan, 12 County Council as land: half width (west) of Winchester Drive, Melton Highway Authority Nottingham Road (east of 12 Mowbray, Leicestershire, Winchester Drive) LE13 0PE (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 19 51 square metres of Paul Burdock and Sheila Leicestershire highway and highway verge Burdock, 14 Winchester County Council as land: half width (west) of Drive, Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (east of 14 Leicestershire, LE13 0PE Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 20 276 square metres of Melton Borough Council, Leicestershire highway and highway verge Parkside Station Approach, County Council as land: half width (west) of Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (east of 16 Leicestershire, LE13 1GH Winchester Drive) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 6 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) 21 448 square metres of Severn Trent Water Limited, Leicestershire highway and highway verge Severn Trent Centre, 2 St County Council as land: half width (west) of John’s Street, Coventry, CV1 Highway Authority Nottingham Road (immediately 2LZ east of existing balancing pond) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 22 208 square metres of Melton Borough Council, Leicestershire highway and highway verge Parkside Station Approach, County Council as land: half width (west) of Melton Mowbray, Highway Authority Nottingham Road (to south-east Leicestershire, LE13 1GH of the existing balancing pond) (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) 23 1265 square metres of David Eggleston, The David Eggleston, pasture and highway land, Bungalow, Sysonby Lodge The Bungalow, south-west of “The Cottage”, Farm, Nottingham Road, Sysonby Lodge Nottingham Road. Melton Mowbray, Farm, Nottingham (CPO OVERVIEW PLAN 1) Leicestershire, LE13 0NX Road, Melton Mowbray, Christina Heames, 10 The Leicestershire, LE13 Hermitage, Stamford, PE9 0NX 2RF Christina Heames, 10 The Hermitage, Stamford, PE9 2RF 7 Table 1 Qualifying persons under Section 12 (2) (a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 - Name and Address Plot Extent, Description and Number Situation of the Land (2) (1) Owners or reputed owners Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers (6) (3) lessees (4) tenants (other than lessees) (5) Leicestershire County
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