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(1) Extent, Description and Situation of the Land (2) Qualify SCHEDULE LAND TO BE PURCHASED AND NEW RIGHTS TABLE 1 Number Extent, description and situation of Qualifying persons under Section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 on Map the land (1) (2) (3) Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants (other than Lessees) All in the City and County of Cardiff 1 All interests in 209 sq metres of land being Cardiff Bay Nominee 1 Ltd __ __ The Cardiff Bay Partnership part of a paved and landscaped area fronting 2 Rougier Street 2 Rougier Street and at the north-eastern end of an office York York building known as Caspian Point, Pierhead Yorkshire Yorkshire Street. YO90 1UU YO90 1UU . Cardiff Bay Nominee 2 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU 1 of 43 2 All interests in 49 sq metres of land being Associated British Ports __ __ The Cardiff Bay Partnership part of a landscaped area immediately to the 150 Holborn 2 Rougier Street north-east of land described in plot reference London York number 1 and near the north-eastern end of EC1N 2LR Yorkshire an office building known as Caspian Point, . YO90 1UU Pierhead Street. Grosvenor Waterside Investments Ltd 150 Holborn London EC1N 2LR 2 cont Cardiff Bay Nominee 1 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU . Cardiff Bay Nominee 2 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU . 2 of 43 The County Council of the City & County of Cardiff County Hall Atlantic Wharf Cardiff CF10 4UW . Unknown owner 3 All interests in 221 sq metres of land being The County Council of the Cardiff Bay Nominee 1 Ltd __ The Cardiff Bay Partnership part of a paved area fronting and at the City & County of Cardiff 2 Rougier Street 2 Rougier Street eastern end of an office building known as County Hall York York Caspian Point, Pierhead Street, and adjoining Atlantic Wharf Yorkshire Yorkshire the Queensgate Roundabout. Cardiff YO90 1UU YO90 1UU CF10 4UW . Cardiff Bay Nominee 2 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU 4 All interests in 5 sq metres of land being part Associated British Ports __ __ The Cardiff Bay Partnership of a paved area fronting and at the north- 150 Holborn 2 Rougier Street eastern end of an office building known as London York Caspian Point, Pierhead Street, and adjoining EC1N 2LR Yorkshire the Queensgate Roundabout. YO90 1UU Grosvenor Waterside Investments Ltd 150 Holborn 3 of 43 London EC1N 2LR Cardiff Bay Nominee 1 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU . Cardiff Bay Nominee 2 Ltd 2 Rougier Street York Yorkshire YO90 1UU . Unknown owner 5 All interests in 572 sq metres of land lying to Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied the south-east of Queensgate Roundabout 150 Holborn and to the west and north of Roath Dock London Road. EC1N 2LR 4 of 43 6 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ The County Council of the Highway Authority in 3,866 sq metres of land 150 Holborn City & County of Cardiff being part of Pierhead Street from a position London County Hall 93 metres west of its junction with Tyneside EC1N 2LR Atlantic Wharf Road to that junction with Tyneside Road and Cardiff to the junction of Pierhead Street with CF10 4UW Queensgate Roundabout. 7 All interests in 3,362 sq metres of land being Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied a landscaped area situated south of 150 Holborn Queensgate Roundabout and to the east and London north of Pierhead Street and west of Roath EC1N 2LR Dock Road. The County Council of the City & County of Cardiff County Hall Atlantic Wharf Cardiff CF10 4UW 7a All interests in 10 sq metres of land being an Associated British Ports Western Power __ Western Power Distribution electricity substation situated within the 150 Holborn Distribution (South Wales) (South Wales) plc landscaped area south of Queensgate London plc Avonbank Roundabout and to the east and north of EC1N 2LR Avonbank Feeder Road Pierhead Street and west of Roath Dock Feeder Road Bristol Road. Bristol BS2 0TB BS2 0TB 5 of 43 8 All interests in 1,346 sq metres of land being Associated British Ports __ __ Owner part of Roath Dock Road from its junction 150 Holborn with Tyneside Road and Pierhead Street London north-east to a position 23 metres north-east EC1N 2LR of the northern corner of the boundary fence of the temporary car park referred to in plot reference number 12. 9 All interests in 339 sq metres of land being Associated British Ports __ __ Owner part of an open storage area south of Roath 150 Holborn Dock Road and east of the temporary car London park referred to in plot reference number 12 EC1N 2LR and its south-western boundary abutting the north-eastern fence of the said temporary car park of 55 metres in length measured from Roath Dock Road. 10 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ The County Council of the Highway Authority in 2,096 sq metres of land 150 Holborn City & County of Cardiff being part of Pierhead Street from the London County Hall junction of Pierhead Street with Roath Dock EC1N 2LR Atlantic Wharf Road south to the southern limit of the Cardiff adopted highway of Pierhead Street. CF10 4UW 6 of 43 11 All Interests in 6,046 sq metres of land being Associated British Ports __ __ Owner part of Tyneside Road from its junction with 150 Holborn Roath Dock Road and Pierhead Street south London to a position 6 metres north-west of the EC1N 2LR north-western edge of the Roath Basin Inner Lock and the Roath Basin Inner Lock Swing Bridge together with the road-side verges on its eastern and western sides together with the unadopted length of road south of Pierhead Street and abutting the eastern boundary wall of Adventurers Quay. 12 All Interests except those owned by the The Welsh Ministers Associated British Ports __ Associated British Ports acquiring authority in 13,872 sq metres of Crown Building 150 Holborn 150 Holborn land being a temporary car park fronting Cathays Park London London Tyneside Road to the west and Roath Dock Cardiff EC1N 2LR EC1N 2LR Road to the north-west. CF10 3NQ . Grosvenor Waterside Grosvenor Waterside Investments Ltd Investments Ltd 150 Holborn 150 Holborn London London EC1N 2LR EC1N 2LR 13 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports The Welsh Ministers Western Power Distribution Western Power Distribution acquiring authority in 35 sq metres of land 150 Holborn Crown Building (South Wales) plc (South Wales) plc and buildings being an electricity substation London Cathays Park Avonbank Avonbank known as Roath Inner Dock Swing Bridge EC1N 2LR Cardiff Feeder Road Feeder Road Substation situated on the northern side of CF10 3NQ Bristol Bristol the former Frigate Road and 18 metres south BS2 0TB BS2 0TB 7 of 43 west of the southern end of the Roath Basin Inner Lock swing bridge. 14 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports The Welsh Ministers __ Unoccupied acquiring authority in 84,149 sq metres of 150 Holborn Crown Building land together with the buildings and London Cath ays Park structures thereon between Roath Basin and EC1N 2LR Cardiff Cargo Road the area being defined to the CF10 3NQ north-west by Roath Basin and the Inner and Outer Locks (except for the dock coping and a strip of land 6 metres wide measured from the back of the dock coping), to the west by a property known as Bute Dry Dock and to the south and east by Cargo Road (except for the land formerly occupied by railway lines as shown on the Map to the north-west of that road and a strip of land 2 metres wide measured from the line of the northernmost former rail track as shown on the Map). 15 All interests in 48 sq metres of land situated Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied at the southern corner of Roath Basin close to 150 Holborn the eastern side of the water entrance to the London property known as Bute Dry Dock. EC1N 2LR 8 of 43 16 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied acquiring authority in 16 sq metres of land 150 Holborn occupied by part of a caisson gate at its London eastern end (and including that part of the EC1N 2LR caisson gate) being part of the water entrance from Roath Basin to the property known as Bute Dry Dock. The Welsh Ministers Crown Building Cathays Park Cardiff CF10 3NQ Unknown Owner 17 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied acquiring authority in 29 sq metres of land 150 Holborn being part of and at the eastern side of the London water entrance from Roath Basin to the EC1N 2LR property known as Bute Dry Dock. The Welsh Ministers Crown Building Cathays Park Cardiff CF10 3NQ Unknown Owner 9 of 43 18 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied acquiring authority in 16 sq metres of land 150 Holborn occupied by part of a caisson gate (and London including that part of the caisson gate) being EC1N 2LR part of the water entrance from Roath Basin . to the property known as Bute Dry Dock. The Welsh Ministers Crown Building Cathays Park Cardiff CF10 3NQ . Unknown Owner 19 All interests except those owned by the Associated British Ports __ __ Unoccupied acquiring authority in 86 sq metres of land in 150 Holborn part occupied by part of a caisson gate (and London including that part of the caisson gate) being EC1N 2LR part of the water entrance from Roath Basin .
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