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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14M JULY 1975 8969 TOWN and COUNTRY PLANNING THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14m JULY 1975 8969 TOWN AND COUNTRY No. 12 Premises in Ashfield Terrace, Springbank and Appley Lane North, Wrigntington. PLANNING ACT No. 13 Premises in Pinfold Lane, Southport Road and Smithy Lane, Scarisbrick. WEST LANCASHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL No. 14 Premises in Douglas Avenue, Fulwood Avenue and Hesketh Lane, Tarlelon, Notice of the Extended Planning Controls with Particular Reference to Conservation Areas Numbers 1 to 21 No. 15 Premises in Carr Moss Lane, New Street, Summer- wood Lane and Halsall Road northwards to Malt Kiln Notice is hereby given that under the provisions of Section House. 277A of the Town and Country Planning Act 1971 which No. 16 Premises north of the Leeds and Liverpool Canal in was enacted in the Town and Country Amenities Act 1974 Southport Road, Bescar Brow Lane and Hall Road, any person wishing to demolish the whole or part of any Scarisbrick. building in a conservation area must (subject to certain No. 17 Premises between Ashley House and Whinrigg, Malt exemptions) apply to the District Council for listed building Kiln Lane and in Chorley Road at its junction with Malt consent. Such an application may be made separately or as Kiln Lane, Bispham and Wrightington. part of an application for planning permission for the redevelopment of the site. No. 18 Premises in Mill Lane, Aughton between West Under the provisions of Section 61A of the Town and Tower and Trunk Road A.59. Country Planning Act also enacted in the Town and Country No. 19 Premises in St. Michael Road and Church Road, Amenities Act 1974 any person wishing to cut down, top, Aughton, northwards from the Church Hall. lop uproot, wilfully damage or wilfully destroy any tree in a conservation area (subject to certain exemptions) should No. 20 Premises in Beech Road, Sandy Lane, Bold Lane give the District Council six weeks notice of his intention of and Church Lane, Aughton. so doing. No. 21 Premises in Granville Park, Winifred Lane, Delph Person requiring further information on the above Lane and Quarry Drive, Aughton. mentioned matters and on the form of notices referred to The areas concerned are indicated on conservation area should get in touch with the Director of Planning, West plans numbers 2 to 21 inclusive. Lancashire District Council, 52 Derby Street, Ormskirk, In addition conservation area plan No. 1 relates to a Lancashire L39 2DF, Telephone number: Ormskirk 77177. conservation area already in existence in the village of —Dated 1st July 1975. Newbury relating to premises in Back Lane, Course Lane, Smithy Brow and Ash Brow and the provisions of the new 7. G. Whittingsfbw, Director of Administration legislation will apply to that Order. Council Offices, In areas designated as conservation areas special attention 52 Derby Street, is paid to the desirability of preserving or enhancing their Ormskirk, character or appearance and local planning authorities are Lancashire L39 2DF (487) empowered to take effective measures to improve the environment. The Town and Country Amenities Act of 1974 brings the demolition of most buildings in conservation areas under local authority control by applying with modifications the WEST LANCASHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL listed building control powers under the Town and Country Planning Act 1971. A building in a conservation area shall Notice under the Town and Country Planning Act 1971 not be demolished without the consent of the local planning and the Town and Country Amenities Act 1974 authority. An application for consent to demolish can however be made to the District Council either separately Notice is hereby given that designation of conservation areas or as part of a planning application and in the light of the numbers 2 to 21 as follows: local authorities' policy for the area listed buildings consent No. 2 Ormskirk Town Centre; No. 3 Ruff Lane; No. 4 to demolish may or may not be given. Rufford; No. 5 Bispham Green; No. 6 Mill Lane, Parbold; The act also extends the control over trees in conservation No 7 Lancaster Lane, Parbold; No. 8 Roby Mill; No. 9 areas. Any person wishing to cut down, top, lop, uproot, Sollom; No. 10 Top Locks; No. 11 Up Holland; No. 12 wilfully damage or wilfully destroy any Iree in a conserva- Ashfield Terrace; No. 13 Pinfold; No. 14 Fulwood Avenue tion area (subject to certain exemptions) should give the /Douglas Avenue, Tarleton; No. 15 Halsall Village; No. district council six weeks notice of his intention of so doing. 16 Scarisbrick Hall; No. 17 Malt Kiln Lane/Chorley Road; The plan is available for inspection at the office of the No. 18 West Tower, Aughton; No. 19 St Michael's Church, Director of Planning, 52 Derby Street, Ormskirk, Telephone Aughton; No. 20 Holt Green; No. 21 Granville Park. number: Ormskirk 77177. Persons requiring furlher information on the above- The areas comprise: mentioned maters and on the form of notice referred to No. 2 Properties in the general area of Church Street, should get in touch with the Director of Planning at the Burscough Street, Aughton Street, Moor Street, Railway above address.—Dated 1st July 1975. Road, Derby Street and Stanley Street, Ormskirk. /. G. Whittingslow, Director of Administration No. 3 Properties in the general area of St. Helens Road, Council Offices, Knowsley Road and Ruff Lane, Ormskirk. 52 Derby Street, No. 4 Rufford—Properties in the Village centre and includ- Ormskirk, ing Rufford Old and New Halls. Lancashire L39 2DF . (488) No. 5 Properties in the Hamlet of Bispham Green in the Malt Kiln Lane area. No. 6 Properties in Bradshaw Lane, Adler Lane, Mill Lane and Station Road, Parbold. No. 7 Properties in the general area of Alder Lane, Miry WIGAN RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL Lane, Lancaster Lane, Stony Lane and Common Lane, Parbold. NOTICE OF CONFIRMATION OF PUBLIC PATH ORDER No. 8 Premises in Roby Mill from Roby Mill Methodist Church northwards to the conclusion of the Hamlet beyond TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1971—SECTION 210 the Star Inn. No. 9 Tne Hamlet of Sollom from Green Lane Farm to Wigan Rural District Council (Part of Footpath No. 30— Jenkinsons Farm. Parish of Wrightington) Diversion Order 1973 No. 10 Properties adjacent to the Leeds and Liverpool Notice is hereby given that on 18th June 1975 the Secretary Canal Rufford Branch, from the Leeds and Liverpool Canal of State for the Environment confirmed with modifications northwards to Runnel Brow. the above-named Order. No. 11 Properties in Cinnamon Brow, Church Street, Higher The effect of the Order as confirmed is to divert the public Lane, Alma Hill, School Lane and Parliament Street, Up right of way running from its junction with the unclassified Holland, northwards to Up Holland Parish Hall. highway at Mount Pleasant, Wrightington and continuing.
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