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Fort Covington Drain Wychwood VALLEY House Collimer 21 72.5m El Ravenscraig Sub WINDINGBROOK 1 Avondale LAUREL 23a Notes Home Sta 8 21 8 19 West Coast Mainline Northampton Loop 30 6 LOWER ROAD 43 16 to 10 1 14 2 Track 26 to 20 LANE 114 24 1. Do not scale this drawing. All dimensions must be checked/ verified 15 1 11 11 on site. If in doubt ask. 2 116 9 15 110 SPINNEY DRIVE 7 5 11 Nursing TANGLEWOOD FF 2. This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all relevant architects, Home Path (um) 1 2 1 Mast KX10 Water 7 27 13 engineers and specialists drawings and specifications. Def 5a FB 37 LAKE WALK 120 16 4a 7 16 2 10 CLOSE 3 5 Path (um) 7 The Stables 3 1 1 24 5 13 LODGE AVENUE 20 CHESTNUT 3. All dimensions in millimetres unless noted otherwise. All levels in MP 62.75 3 4 76.8m 128 5 1 Pond 3 3 metres unless noted otherwise. Field 1 6 4 2 18 15 End BARN CORNER The Greyhound Inn Co Const, CP & ED Bdy 2 GP 130 Path (um) (PH) El Sub Sta Old Rectory St Columba's Ch 16 4 Drain 132 STOCKWELL Path (um)KX12 1 2 Raynsford House 83.0m Collingtree 8 23 27 4. Any discrepancies noted on site are to be reported to the engineer C of E 131 12 10 14 ED & Ward Bdy Halka Primary School 1 5 Path (um) 1 Posts STOCKWELL ROAD 12 immediately. BARN MEWS 5 4 140 22 WAY 3 28 Rectory 1 20 SARGEANTS LANE 12 9 15 Lynton 14 17 20 18 2 21 23 1 Hall 2 7 137 APPLEBARN CLOSE Glebe Farm The 3 17 11 Path (um) 20 GP Lofts 2 Collingtree 86 Maple Court 1 Memorial 4 36a Millstones 18 Milton Malsor 84 KX10 26 1 15 Manor 11 80 19 38 26 6 5 16 LB 14 78 6a 8 17 The Barn 28 3 Track 8 TCB 150 TCB 11 12 Maple Farm 36 85 ORCHARD CLOSE 21 MALZOR 15 28 72 25 ASH LANE Collingtree Und 81 147 14 19 23 27 9 85.5m 2 1 3 LANE FB 23 Und 30 70 7 11 89.5m 1 5 15 12 Wooden Walls Of Water The Old 2 18 HIGH STREET 3 7 23 Recreation Ground 25 Bull Pen 18 Old England Hall 14 15 The 11 1a 27 25 Maple House ASH LANE 79 Barn 20 (PH) 3 85.5m 29 31 1 62 66 24 22 CHURCH CLOSE 33 160 4 31 28 El Sub Sta 153 Legend Milton Malsor 29-31 33 80.5m 88.3m Pond 60 22 74.7m 12 COLLINGTREE ROAD 6 58 Holy Cross Church Fog 33 20 85.3m 2 17 32 ASH LANE 5 Milton Malsor 35 1 Gantry ED & Ward Bdy 36 15 2 16 41 Cottages 11 46 44 19 73 82.7m 35 52 43 Shelter 5 2 7 NORTHAMPTON GATEWAY PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY PROPOSALS 39 50 37 41 48 Connection to Rail Central's 42 1 3 71 34 LB TOWCESTER ROAD 67 80.8m 65 GREEN 2 1 47 63 37 STREET 32 59 57 PH 45 COLLINGTREE ROAD 23 51 diversion of PROW KX13. 39 49 Pavilion 28 ORDER LIMITS 83.5m GLEBE FARM CLOSE 21 3A 1a 7a 51 FF 6 Chapel 53 Beech Cottage HIGH STREET The Grange GP 27 1 The 43 34 Milton Parochial Posts Primary School Compass 12 Grange Pump 48 Beechcroft Playing Field 34 Milton Hall Bungalow 36 Water 82 Gaytonway 1 9 36 EXISTING PUBLIC RIGHT OF Copper 3 82.9m 38 11 55 12 Beeches Mast 45 77.5m 15 49 MILTON FB 54 14 WAY RETAINED SL Pond 40A 38 COURT 46 55 44a 7 6 11 23a Pond 70 44 17 EXISTING PUBLIC RIGHT OF Spring Gardens Spinney Lodge 23 FB 59 El Sub Sta 64a COLLINGTREE WAY STOPPED UP 13 64 63 A 56 29 The Old Farmhouse 65 The Coach House Maple 67 TOMS CLOSE Tree 60a 60 House 60b GP COURT NEW PUBLIC FOOTPATH Milton Cott 82.6m 2 Manor Lodge Parley Pole 1 67a Play Area CREATED Milton House 73 MP 62.5 1 31 The Old Barn Woodbury Manor House 69 NEW CYCLE TRACK CREATED 25 RECTORY LANE Post Tennis Courts 81.7m 82.0m (ALL PURPOSE HIGHWAY FOR El Recreation Ground Issues 31 Sub Und Sta 19 83.5m WATERING LANE USE BY PEDESTRIANS AND 17 29 27 Carriage House CYCLISTS ONLY) Rail Central Northampton Gateway 33 M 1 INTERACTIONS WITH RAIL CENTRAL'S PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY Cemetery Development Shelter Development BARN LANE PROPOSALS Track STOP BUS Allotment Gardens 81.8m Path (um) Inset 1 84.1m RAIL CENTRAL PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY FB Scale 1:2000 A CONNECTION REFERENCE Mast Path (um) Sloping Wall Pond FF FOOTPATH TO BE PART OF RAIL CENTRAL Co Const, CP & ED Bdy DEVELOPMENT West Coast Mainline Northampton Loop Ponds Track 87.8m 81.2m Rathvilly Farm S2 M1 Lay-by Hotel Def Deveron House Inset 1 TCB M 1 A 45 Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 KX17 Track Co Const, CP & ED Bdy El Sub Co Const & Ward Bdy Sta 1.22m RH FF 80.5m Pond TOWCESTER ROAD KX13 Rail Central Northampton Gateway Def Issues Development Development CP & ED Bdy SL Track Track SAXON AVENUE Lodge Farm Def 79.2m Und J15 MP 62.5 BARN LANE Barn Lane Manor Farm S2 Tank Gantry 1.22m RH B Track Connection to Rail Central's Willow Lodge Springfield Mast diversion of PROW KX13. Garage Path (um) Churchill's SL Shelter Track Nursery Rail Central Development WCML - Northampton Loop Northampton Gateway Development Path (um) Co Const & Ward Bdy Inset 2 Pond Public Rights of Way proposals not shown. 81.4m Scale 1:2000 Co Const & Ward Bdy Def NORTHAMPTON ROAD Pond Please refer to Rail Central Documents; Def 82.0m Track Doc 2.6.2 (RC-ALG-PLN-2.6.2) & KX13 Co Const & Ward Bdy Track Deeping 1.22m RH Doc 2.6.3 (RC-ALG-PLN-2.6.3) Pond Track P3 07.01.19 Minor Amendments PG SRH KX15 P2 04.01.19 Updated following comments PG SRH Rectory Farm P1 04.01.19 Preliminary Issue PG SRH KX13 Rev Date Details of issue / revision Drw Rev Track 1.22m RH ISSUES & REVISIONS 83.2m 34 Track 44 S1 1.22m RH Path (um) 1.22m RH MP .75 KX17 1.22m RH West Coast Main Line Track MP.25 Highgate S1 BUS STOP Pond A 508 Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 SL Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Ordnance Survey, (c) Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100022432 Sloping Wall 1.22m RH MP 62 FB Miller's Def 1.22m RH Co Const & Ward Bdy Pond Co Const & Ward Bdy 1.22m RH Mast Path (um) Track MP 62.5 Pond Pond THE NORTHAMPTON Drain MP .75 Def SL GATEWAY RAIL Playing Field FREIGHT INTERCHANGE 86.6m Pavilion 1.22m RH Track Inset 2 FB 86.6m Co Const & Ward Bdy Def ORDER 201X Allotment Gardens Def Oak 1.22m RH 89.9m 23e 23d 23c 23B Drawing Title 23 21B 21 15 11 MP .5 9 16 14 10 1.22m RH PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY Ponds 4 2 The Moors Track 3 1 LADYFIELD 39 ESS 112.2m CONNECTIONS BETWEEN 118.6m LB 45 49 Pond 1 2 8 2 26 28 1 13 SL 4 1 36 NORTHAMPTON GATEWAY 3 9 19 46 10 Blisworth Prospect 13 COURTEENHALL ROAD Blisworth Lodge Farm 58 Court 116.4m 97.5m 64 117.3m 11 WELLSPRING 13 76 Watermill Spinney CONNEGAR LEYS AND RAIL CENTRAL 12 7 12 13 Pond WINDMILL AVENUE MP .25 16 13 1 83 44 Pond 104 Issues 3 28 El Sub Sta 42 20 Und 18 16 119.2m 112.8m GREENAWAY 38 GP CLOSE 1 Scale Drawn 77 23 1:5000 P. Goodyear 20 27 22 27 1.22m RH 2 29 West Lodge 26 28 4 35 Cottages Track 30 94 29 4 Size A1 Reviewed S. Hilditch 8 Roade Cutting 30 26 43 67 MP .25 1 39 24 55 Sta BUTTMEAD El Sub 11 13 11a 3 22 1 Regulation Document CONNEGAR LEYS 34 114.9m 47 Pond 27 46 1.22m RH Def ED Bdy 37 56 84 58 Track 5(2) (o) 2.15 Chez Nous Wood Holme Path (um) 70 Courteenhall Drawing Status West Lodge The Wake Knot SUBMISSION 123.4m Windmill Spinney SL Tanks Tank Drive Spinney Allotment Gardens Track 1.22m RH 111.9m Drawing No. Revision ED Bdy Path (um) Mast 123.4m NGW-BWB-GEN-XX-SK-C-SK91 Def Courteenhall Bridge COURTEENHALL ROAD 121.3m P3 115.5m 1.22m RH COURTEENHALL ROAD FW Def 120.7m Gamekeepers Cottage BP MP 61 Bridge Cottage 117.7m War Memorial Signal Y:\NTH\NTH2315_M1 J15 SRFI\02. Project Delivery\01. WIP\Sketches\NGW-BWB-GEN-XX-SK-C-SK91_Northampton Gateway's Connections to Rail Central's PROWs.dwg ED Bdy.
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