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9976 the London Gazette, 25Th October 1974 9976 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 25TH OCTOBER 1974 of State, at his address at the office of the Regional Con- The effect of the proposals will be to confer on the troller (Roads and Transportation) Northern Region, quoting Welsh National Water Development Authority alone the reference DN 435/2/T1/01 and stating the grounds of power to exercise certain land drainage and flood preven- objection. tion functions (including maintenance) in relation to the John D. Barber, Chief Administration Officer to the added watercourses and to release the Water Authority Regional Controller (Roads and Transportation), from such functions in relation to the deleted watercourses. Northern Region, Department of the Environment. Additions 1. Afon Tarell from a stream junction near Blaen-glyn, The following is a draft of an Order proposed to be made Glyn Community to the River Usk at Brecon, Brecknock by the Secretary of State for the Environment: District, Powys. 2. Cibi Brook from the ford near Llwyn-du Reservoir, to- ANCIENT MONUMENTS ACTS 1913 TO 1953 gether with an alternative channel through Abergavenny, THE LINDSEY MOTTE AND BAILEY CASTLE to the River Usk, Abergavenny Community, Monmouth AND MANORIAL BANK, SUFFOLK PRESERVATION District, Gwent. ORDER 197 3. Dowlais Brook from Ty-Coch Lane to the Afon Lwyd, Communities of Cwmbran and Llanfrechfa Lower, Torfaen The Secretary of State for the Environment, in exercise of District and Caerleon Community, Newport District, the powers conferred by section 11 of the Historic Buildings Gwent. and Ancient Monuments Act 1953 and now vested in him, 4. Pill Brook from a stream junction near Cwrt Brychan, and of all other powers enabling him in that behalf, hereby Llangwm and Devauden Communities, to the Olway Brook, makes the following Order: Raglan United and Llantrisant Fawr Communities, Mon- 1. In this Order: mouth District, Gwent. (1) " the Act" means the Historic Buildings and Ancient 5. Llangibby Brook from the A.449 road to the River Usk Monuments Act 1953 ; near Llangibby Bottom, Llangybi Fawr Community, Mon- (2) " the monument " means the ancient monument shown mouth District, Gwent. on the plan annexed to this Order and thereon coloured 6. Llanwern Brook from the M.4 motorway to existing pink known as Lindsey Motte and Bailey Castle and main river near Larch Grove, Underwood, in the com- Memorial Bank in the Parish of Lindsey in the County munities of Llanmartin, Langstone and Bishton, Newport of Suffolk ; District, Gwent. (3) " the Secretary of State " means the Secretary of State 7. A short length of unnamed watercourse at Bareland for the Environment. Street, Llandevenny, Magor Community, Newport District, 2. The monument (with respect to which an interim Gwent. preservation notice served under section 10 of the Act is in 8. Summerway Reen—a short extension to existing main force) is hereby placed under the more lasting protection river near Caldicot Halt, Caldicot and Rogiet Communities, of the Secretary of State. Monmouth District, Gwent. 3. Any question as to a person's right to compensation 9. Sea Wall Reen from the railway near Maesglas Road to under section 12 (2) of the Act, or as to the amount of Pont-y-cwcw Reen, Newport Community; Back Ditch any such compensation which is appropriate in the circum- from the disused West Usk Lighthouse to the existing main stances shall, both as respects this Order and as respects river Wharf Reen, near its outfall to the Ebbw River, St this Order and respects the interim preservation notice Brides Wentlooge and Newport Communities, Newport superseded by this Order, in default of agreement be District, Gwent. determined by the Lands Tribunal as may appear to the 10. Lakes Reen and the continuation as Julian's Reen Tribunal to be just. from Greenfields to existing main river at Ty-du, Newport 4. This Order may be cited as the Lindsey Motte and and Nash Communities, Newport District, Gwent. Bailey Castle and Manorial Bank, Suffolk, Preservation 11. Chapel Reen from a point near Little Newra to exist- Order 197 and shall come into operation on ing main river nearby, Goldcliff Community, Newport Copies of the plan proposed to be annexed to the Order District, Gwent. may be inspected during office hours at the Department 12. The new course of Rhosog Fach Reen connecting of the Environment, Room 306, Fortress House, 23 Savile existing main river near Little Wharf Saltings, Cardiff Com- Row, London, W1X 2AA, and at the offices of the Babergh munity, Cardiff District, South Glamorgan. District Council, Toppesfield Hall, Hadleigh, Ipswich. Any objections to the proposed Order should be made in Deletions writing and sent to the Secretary, Department of the 13. A short length of unnamed watercourse at Bareland Environment, at the above address, before 30th November Street, Llandevenny, Magor Community, Newport District, 1974 and should state the grounds of objection. Gwent. R. Ditchfield, an Assistant Secretary in the Department 14. A short length of unnamed watercourse east of of the Environment. Peterstpne Gout, Peterstone Wentlooge Community, New- port District, Gwent. Plans bearing the reference WNA/USA2 on which the proposals are more precisely denned by lines in green colour (additions) and lines in purple colour (deletions) MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE, have been deposited for public inspection at the Library, FISHERIES AND FOOD Maryport Street, Usk, Gwent; at the Offices of the Clerk Area Office, Monmouth District Council, c/o Town Clerk's WATER ACT 1973 Office, Town Hall, Abergavenny, NP7 5HD ; at the Offices of the Chief Executive Welsh National Water Develop- SECTION 2 (7) and PARAGRAPH 11 OF SCHEDULE 2 ment Authority, Cambrian Way, Brecon Powys, LD3 7HP ; Welsh National Water Development Authority at the Offices of the Divisional Manager, Welsh National An application under section 11 (6) of the Water Resources Water Development Authority, Usk River Division, " The Act 1963 was made to the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries Croft," Goldcroft Common, Caerleon, Newport, Gwent, and Food before 1st April 1974 by the Usk River NP6 1XF, and at the Offices of the Ministry of Agriculture, Authority for the variation of the main river map kept by Fisheries and Food, Room 396 Great Westminster House, the River Authority in accordance with the proposals Horseferry Road, London, SW1P 2AE, during normal office described below. hours, within the period of 31 days from the date of By virtue of Article 10 of the Local Authorities etc. publication of this notice. (Miscellaneous Provision) (No. 3) Order 1974 (S.I. 1974 Any requests for more detailed information should be No. 968) such application is to be treated as an application made to the Water Authority at Caerleon, Newport. made by the Welsh National Water Development Authority A copy of the existing main river map may also be under section 2 (7) of, and paragraph 11 (1) (c) of inspected at the last two places of deposit. Schedule 2 to, the Water Act 1973 for the variation of Any objections to the proposed variation should be made their main river map. in writing and sent to the Secretary, Ministry of Agricul- The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, in ture, Room 401 at the above address within the period pursuance of paragraph 11 (2) of the said Schedule hereby mentioned above quoting reference, LDC 1130. gives notice of his intention to vary the main river map of said Water Authority in accordance with the said H. Pease, Assistant Secretary. proposals. Dated 8th October 1974..
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