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The London Gazette, 2Nd March 1994 3260 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 2ND MARCH 1994 (iii) the construction of a trunk road in the Parish of Land within the Metropolitan Borough of Walsall in the County of Hammerwich, in the District of Lichfield, in the County of West Midlands Staffordshire, in pursuance of "The A5195 Trunk Road Wasteland forming part of dismantled railway embankment (Burntwood By-pass) Order 199 "; north of Brownhills (owned by Staffordshire County Council) (iv) the diversion of watercourses and the execution of other (25/339). works on watercourses hi connection with the construction of the special road, the construction and improvement of other Land within the Parish of Norton Canes in the District of Cannock highways and the execution of other works mentioned above; Chase in the County of Staffordshire or the Parish of Great Wyrley (v) use by the Secretary of State hi connection with the in the District of South Staffordshire in the County of Staffordshire. construction and improvement of highways and the execution of other works mentioned above; and Part of private means of access to Streetway House, part of garden of Streetway House and part of public footpath all north of the AS (vi) mitigation of adverse effects which the existence or use of Watling Street (T) (owned by British Coal Opencast Executive) certain of the highways proposed to be constructed or improved (21/335,33Sa), by him as mentioned above will have on the surroundings The right to cleanse, widen, deepen and maintain part of Wash thereof. Brook in arable land south of the AS Wading Street (T) (owned by (b) the land and rights described in Schedule 2 hereto for the A G Jones) (21/411,21/41 la). purpose of being given in exchange for land which forms part of The right to cleanse, widen, deepen and maintain part of Wash an open space. Brook in arable land south of the AS Watling Street (T) (owned by L. Wbitehouse and Mrs. Whitehouse) (21/454). Copies of the draft Compulsory Purchase Order and of the plan Part of grounds of Severn Trent Water pumping station and half referred to therein, together with copies of the above-mentioned width of Walsall Road south-east of Norton Canes (owned by Special Road Scheme and of the published drafts of each of the Severn Trent Water Limited) (22/31). above-mentioned Orders (all with their accompanying plans) have been deposited and may be seen at all reasonable hours from Land within the Metropolitan Borough of Walsall in the County of 1st March 1994 to 6th April 1994, at the Department of Transport, West Midlands) 2 Marsham Street, London SW1P 3EB; at the offices of the Director, West Midlands Construction Programme Division, No. 5 Wasteland and part of access track all north of Brownhills (owned Broadway, Broad Street, Birmingham BIS1BL; and at Birmingham by Severn Trent Water Limited) (24/31,24/3la). City Council, Council House, Victoria Square, Birmingham Bl IBB; Cannock Chase District Council, The Council House, Beecroft Land within the Parish of Norton Canes in the District of Cannock Road, Cannock; Lichfield District Council, Council Offices, Frog Chase in the County of Staffordshire or the Parish of Great Wyrley Lane, Lichfield; Walsall Metropolitan Borough Council, Civic in the District of South Staffordshire in the County of Staffordshire. Centre, DarwaU Street, Walsall; North Warwickshire Borough Uncultivated land, grassland, woodland and part of access track Council, Council House, South Street, Atherstone; South all south-east of Norton Canes; the right to cleanse, widen, deepen Staffordshire District Council, Council Offices, Wolverhampton and maintain part of Gains Brook in uncultivated land south-east of Road, Codsall; Norton Canes Library, Burntwood Road, Norton Norton Canes (owned by British Coal Property Division West) Canes Cross, Cannock; Shenstone Library, Main Street, Shenstone; (22/326,22/326a, 22/326b). Burntwood and Chase Terrace Library, Sankeys Corner, Chase Terrace, Walsall; Cheslyn Hay Library, High Street, Cheslyn Hay; Land within the Metropolitan Borough of Walsall in the County of Water Orton Library, Mickle Meadow, Coleshill Road, Water West Midlands Orton; Brownhills Library, Bricklin Street, Brownhills; Coleshill Part of dismantled railway embankment north of Brownhills; Library, 141 High Street, Coleshill, Birmingham; and Reddicap grassland, wasteland, part of access road to stables, parts of access Heath Post Office, 53 Reddicap Heath Road, Sutton Coldfisld. tracks, part of public footpath and half width of Pool Road, all Any objections to the draft Compulsory Purchase Order must be north-west of Brownhills; wastleland, part of access road, part of made in writing and addressed to the Secretary of State, at the public footpath, half width of White Horse Road, wasteland west of Department of Transport, West Midlands Construction Programme the Wryley and Essington Canal and half width of Wharf Lane all Division, No. 5 Broadway, Broad Street, Birmingham BIS 1BL, no north of Brownhills; the right to lay and maintain a pipeline and later than 6th April 1994, and should state the grounds of objection construct manholes in disused railway embankment and half width and quote the ref. WMT 211/6/65/9/01. In the preparation of an of Wharf Lane all north of Brownhills; part of dismantled railway objection and the statement of grounds of objection it should be embankment and cutting all north of Brownhills (owned by British borne in mind that the substance of any objection or representation Coal Property Division West) (24/325, 24/325a, 24/365, 24/365a, may be communicated to other people who may be affected by it 24/365b, 24/365c, 24/365d, 24/365e, 24/365f, 24/365g, 24/365h, G. P. Rainbow, Principal, West Midlands Construction, 24/365], 247365k, 24/463, 24/463a, 24/463b, 24/463c, 247463d, Programme Division, Department of Transport. 24/463e, 25/325,25/325a, 25/325b, 25/365). SCHEDULES Land within the Parish of Norton Canes in the District of Cannock Chase in the County of Staffordshire or the Parish of Great Wyrley Note: in the District of South Staffordshire in the County of Staffordshire. (a) The land comprised in each item in these Schedules is identified Arable land, uncultivated land, Swan Farm buildings, pond, part on the plan referred to in the draft Compulsory Purchase Order of Gains Brook, half width of Washbrook Lane, part of Norton Hall by means of the number or numbers shown in brackets against Lane, part of Buns Lane, part of public footpath and part of that item in these Schedules. woodland all north of the AS Watling Street (T); the right to cleanse, (b) References to ownership are references, to ownership or widen, deepen and maintain part of Gains Brook in arable and reputed ownership at the time of the preparation of the draft uncultivated land all north of the AS Watling Street (T); uncultivated Compulsory Purchase Order and are stated only for the land, part of Gains Brook and half width of School Lane all south of purpose of identification of the land. the AS Wading Street (T); arable land and half width of Walsall Road all south-east of Norton Canes; House, outbuildings and SCHEDULE] garden at Norton Hall Farm and Swan Farm north of the AS Land within tke Parish of Norton Canes in the District of Cannock Wading Street (T) (owned by J. S. Holford & Sons) (22/340,22/340a, Chase in the County of Staffordshire or the Parish of Great Wyrley 22/340b, 22/340C, 22/340d, 22/340e, 22/340f, 22/340g, 22/340h, in the District of South Staffordshire in the County of Staffordshire. 22/340J, 227340k, 227340m, 22/418,22/419). Arable land and half width of Norton Hall Lane, all south-west of Arable land south of the AS Watling Street (T); arable land, Norton Canes; arable land, half width of Walsall Road and half uncultivated land, part of field drain, part of Wash Brook, part of width of Albutts Road all south-east of Norton Canes (owned by die Kingswood Lake, half width of Washbrook Lane and part of public H. J. Bridgen Will Trust) (22/342,22/342a, 22/342b, 23/342). footpath north of the AS Watling Street (T); the right to cleanse, Part of access and part of car park all forming part of die ground widen, deepen, divert and maintain part of Wash Brook in arable of the Turf Inn Public House west of Walsall Road (owned by Ind land and field drain north of the AS Watling Street (T) (owned by Coope (Oxford & West) Limited) (22/346,22/346a). Staffordshire County Council) (21/321, 21/334, 2!/334a, 21/334b, Car park, grassland, uncultivated land, part of access track, part 21/334C, 21/34d, 21/334e, 21/334f, 21/334g, 21/334h, 21/334J, of garden, the premises known as the Holybush Inn and half width 2I/334k, 21/334m, 21/334n, 21/334p, 21/334q, 21/334r, 217334s, of Walsall Road (owned by Wolverhampton and Dudley Breweries 21/334t, 21/334U, 21/334v, 21/334w, 21/334x, 21/334y). pic.) (22/347,22/347b, 22/347c)..
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