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(The St Clears to Pembroke Dock Trunk Road (A477) St Clears – Red The Schedule Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under paragraph 3 of Schedule 1 to the Acquisition of Land Act on map situation of the land 1981 (1) (2) (3) Owners or reputed Lessees or reputed Tenants or reputed Occupiers Owners lessees tenants (other than lessees) IN THE COMMUNITY OF EGLWYSCUMMIN IN THE COUNTY OF CARMARTHENSHIRE 1/1 All interests (other than the Carmarthenshire - Thomas Davies Thomas Davies interest of the Crown) in County Council Brynhyfryd Brynhyfryd 4505 square metres of County Hall Red Roses Red Roses pastureland and part of the Carmarthen Whitland Whitland A477 trunk road, south SA31 1JP SA34 0PJ SA34 0PJ west of Red Roses The Crown Estate Sian Davies Commissioners Brynhyfryd The Crown Estate Red Roses 16 New Whitland Burlington Place SA34 0PJ London W1S 2HX 1/1A All interests (other than the As for plot 1/1 - As for plot 1/1 As for plot 1/1 interest of the Crown) in 38 square metres of pastureland north of the A477 trunk road, west of property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses (part of OS No. 6551) 1/1B All interests (other than the As for plot 1/1 - As for plot 1/1 As for plot 1/1 interest of the Crown) in 654 square metres of pastureland north of the A477 trunk road, west of property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses (part of OS No. 6551) 1/1C Not Allocated 1/1D Not Allocated 1/1E All interests (other than the As for plot 1/1 - As for plot 1/1 As for plot 1/1 interest of the Crown) in 1328 square metres of pastureland north of the A477 trunk road, west of property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses (part of OS No. 6551) 1/1F All interests (other than the As for plot 1/1 - As for plot 1/1 As for plot 1/1 interest of the Crown) in 106 square metres of part of the A477 trunk road, west of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/1G All interests (other than the As for plot 1/1 - As for plot 1/1 As for plot 1/1 interest of the Crown) in 70 square metres of part of the A477 trunk road, west of property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/2 All interests (other than the The Welsh - - The Welsh interest of the Crown) in Ministers Ministers 1235 square metres of part Cathays Park Cathays Park of the A477 trunk road, Cardiff Cardiff west of the property known CF10 3NQ CF10 3NQ as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses The Crown Estate Commissioners The Crown Estate 16 New Burlington Place London W1S 2HX 1/2A All interests (other than the As for plot 1/2 - - As for plot 1/2 interest of the Crown) in 8720 square metres of part of the A477 trunk road, west of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/2B All interests (other than the As for plot 1/2 - - As for plot 1/2 interest of the Crown) in 19 square metres of part of the A477 trunk road, west of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/2C All interests (other than the As for plot 1/2 - - As for plot 1/2 interest of the Crown) in 267 square metres of part of the A477 trunk road, west of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses and part of access track to Upper Castle Ely Farm 1/2D All interests (other than the As for plot 1/2 - Ruth Cook Ruth Cook interest of the Crown) in The Cedars The Cedars 121 square metres of half Red Roses Red Roses width of un-named road Whitland Whitland (B4314) and verges, SA34 0PD SA34 0PD adjacent to property known as The Cedars, Red Roses 1/3 All interests (other than the Dwr Cymru - - Western Power interest of the Crown) in Cyfyngedig Distribution 1219 square metres of Pentwyn Road (South Wales) plc grassland and tarmac Nelson Avonbank access track to the Sewage Treharris Feeder Road Treatment Works, Red Caerphilly Bristol Roses CF46 6LY BS2 0TB 1/3A All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/3 - - As for Plot 1/3 interest of the Crown) in 281 square metres of grassland and tarmac access track to the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses 1/3B Not Allocated 1/4 All interests (other than the David Wallace - - David Wallace interest of the Crown) in Wilson Wilson 838 square metres of half Coldwell Farm Coldwell Farm width of the A477 trunk Red Roses Red Roses road, south, south west and Whitland Whitland south east of the property SA34 0PS SA34 0PS known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses Janet Rosemary Janet Rosemary Wilson Wilson Fronhaul Fronhaul Red Roses Red Roses Whitland Whitland SA34 0PL SA34 0PL (as Executors/ (as Executors/ Personal Personal Representative of Representative of Grenville Grenville Vaughan Wilson Vaughan Wilson (Deceased)) (Deceased)) Elizabeth Ray Elizabeth Ray Wilson Wilson Melrose Melrose Red Roses Red Roses Whitland Whitland SA34 0PJ SA34 0PJ The Crown Estate Commissioners The Crown Estate 16 New Burlington Place London W1S 2HX 1/4A All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 50 square metres of part width of the A477 trunk road, west of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/4B All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 David Wallace interest of the Crown) in Wilson 31694 square metres of Coldwell Farm pastureland west and north Red Roses east of the property known Whitland as Coldwell Farm, Red SA34 0PS Roses and half width of un- named road (B4314) Janet Rosemary (parts of OS Nos. 8567, Wilson 9887 and 1779) Fronhaul Red Roses Whitland SA34 0PL (as Executors/ Personal Representative of Grenville Vaughan Wilson (Deceased)) Elizabeth Ray Wilson Melrose Red Roses Whitland SA34 0PJ Western Power Distribution (South Wales) plc Avonbank Feeder Road Bristol BS2 0TB 1/4C All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 1061 square metres of partially wooded and pastureland north east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses (part of OS No. 8154) 1/4D The right against all As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 persons interested in the land hereinafter described (other than the interest of the Crown) to enter upon 187 square metres of pastureland and layby west of the property known as Coldwell Farm for all purposes connected with maintenance of a protected species fence (part of OS No. 8154) 1/4E The right against all As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 persons interested in the land hereinafter described (other than the interest of the Crown) to enter upon 868 square metres of an unnamed watercourse north east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses for all purposes connected with cleansing, deepening, widening and maintaining an existing stream (parts of OS Nos. 8154 & 8567) 1/4F All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 52 square metres of partially wooded and pastureland, east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses 1/4G All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 131 square metres of pastureland, east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses (part of OS No. 8154) 1/4H All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 152 square metres of partially wooded and pastureland, east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses (part of OS No. 8154) 1/4I The right against all As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 persons interested in the land hereinafter described (other than the interest of the Crown) to enter upon 126 square metres of an un-named watercourse and stream and pasture land, east of the Sewage Treatment Works, Red Roses for all purposes connected with maintenance of a protected species fence and the cleansing, deepening, widening and maintenance of an existing watercourse and stream (part of OS No. 8567) 1/4J The right against all As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 persons interested in the land hereinafter described (other than the interest of the Crown) to enter upon 58 square metres of unmade access track, east of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses for all purposes connected with maintenance of a protected species fence (part of OS No. 8567) 1/4K All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 12 square metres of part width of the A477 trunk road, east of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses 1/4L All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 116 square metres of pastureland, north of the property known as Coldwell Farm, Red Roses (part of OS No. 8567) 1/4M All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 83 square metres of partially wooded and pastureland, north of property known as Melrose, Red Roses (part of OS No. 8154) 1/4N All interests (other than the As for Plot 1/4 As for Plot 1/4 interest of the Crown) in 527 square metres of partially wooded and pastureland, north of the property known as Melrose, Red Roses (part of OS No.
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