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The London Gazette, 23Rd August 1991 12993 Town and Country Planning Acts THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23RD AUGUST 1991 12993 Lengths of Road Affected Nature of Restriction Title of Proposed Order Vale Street. Barry* On its south-west side from a point 52 metres As above As above south-east of its junction with Salisbury Road for a distance of 6 metres south-east. Gorsedd Gardens Road, Cardiff* On its north-west side from a point 15-2 metres Disabled Persons Parking Place The County Council of South Glamorgan north-east of its junction with Museum Avenue (Public Service and Disabled Persons Parking for a distance of 18 metres north-east. Place) Order 1991 Gorsedd Gardens Road, Cardiff* On its north-west side from a point 33-2 metres Coach Parking Place 9 a.m. to As above north-east of its junction with Museum Avenue 11 p.m. Monday to Saturday: for a distance of 36 metres north-east. Waiting limited to IS minutes return prohibited within 1 hour 23rd August 1991. (483) TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (e) Extended Creswell Crags Conservation Area to form Extension No. 1, to include: Willow Farm and associated ACTS outbuildings and landscape; Bank House Farm and Rose BOLSOVER DISTRICT COUNCIL Cottage and associated outbuildings and landscape. (0 Extended Upper Langwith Conservation Area to form PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) ACT Extension No. 1, to include Gildwells Farm and associated 1990, SECTION 69 outbuildings, and woodland and landscape to the west of Notice of Designation of Conservation Areas Scarcliffe Lanes Farm and Upper Langwith village, extending (a) Elmton-with-Creswell Farmsteads westwards beyond Cross Hills, (b) Creswell Village and Model Village in respect of which the said Council are of the opinion that such areas (c) Markland and Hollinhill Grips are of special architectural or historic interest the characteristics of Notice of Extension of Conservation Areas which it is desirable to preserve or enhance. (d) Elmton Extension No. 1 These designations/extensions increase the degree of planning (e) Creswell Crags Extension No. 1 control exercised by the Local Planning Authority. Conservation (0 Upper Langwith Extension No. 1 Area Consent is now required for demolition of most buildings even if they are not listed, and 6 weeks notice must be given to the Council Notice is hereby given that Bolsover District Council in accordance of the intention to cut down, lop or top trees. with the provisions of section 69 of the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990, have: Copies of the plans showing the areas designated and extended as Conservation Areas may be inspected during normal office hours at (a) Designated Elmton-with-Creswell Farmsteads Conservation the Council Offices, Sherwood Lodge, Bolsover and Dale Close, 100 Area, covering seven separate areas within Elmton-with- Chesterfield Road South, Mansfield. Creswell Parish, consisting of important farmsteads and associated development, namely: Elmton Park Farm and S. Cooper, Acting Chief Executive Officer Elmton Lodge Farm and associated outbuildings, landscape Dale Close, and intervening landscape; Markland Farm near Clowne and 100 Chesterfield Road South, associated outbuildings and landscape; Markland Farm near Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NGI9 7BD. Elmton and associated outbuilding and landscape; Whaley Hall Farm, near Whaley, Whaley Hall Cottages and associated 23rd August 1991. (747) outbuildings and landscape; The Oaks Farmhouse and curtilage, Firthwood Lane, Creswell; Hazelmere Farm, Hazelmere Road, Creswell, and associated outbuildings and landscape; Brookside Farm, Sheffield Road, Creswell, and EAST CAMBRIDGESHIRE DISTRICT COUNCIL associated landscape and outbuildings, and September House and 40-54 Sheffield Road, Creswell. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING ACT 1990 (b) Designated Creswell Village and Model Village Conservation Area, covering the older parts of Creswell village within Ely Local Plan 1988 Elmton-with-Creswell Parish, including Creswell Model Notice is hereby given that, on 16th August 1991, East Village, associated open space, allotments, cricket ground, Cambridgeshire District Council adopted the above-named local Miners Welfare institute and grounds, York House and grounds and No. 17 Elmton Road; the War Memorial, plan as modified by the Council. Methodist Church, Social Centre and Junior School, Elmton Certified copies of the plan together with a certified copy of the Road; No. 40-44 Elmton Road; the former railway station and report of the local inquiry and of the Council's statement prepared station house, Elmton Road; Nos. 8-30 inclusive and No. 38 following the consideration of such report have been deposited at Elmton Road; The Portland Hotel and Nos. 2-6 inclusive The Grange, Nutholt Lane, Ely, and Ely Library. Sheffield Road and Bullivant Cottages; the Vicarage, St. Mary The deposited documents are available for inspection free of Magdalene's Church, the former Church of England Infants charge between 8.45 a.m. and 12.45 p.m. and 1.30 p.m. and 5 p.m. and Junior Schools, Creswell Leisure Centre, No. IA, I and 3 Mondays to Fridays (4.30 p.m. Fridays) at The Grange, Nutholt Sheffield Road, and intervening land; and the Silkolene Depot, Sheffield Road. Lane, Ely and during the normal business hours at Ely Library. (c) Designated Markland and Hollinhill Grips Conservation The plan became operative on 16th August 1991, but if any person Area, covering the limestone grips, prehistoric caves and aggrieved by the plan desires to question its validity on the grounds promontory fort, and associated landscape, including: Grange that it is not within the powers conferred by Part II of the Town and Farm, Ringer Lane and associated outbuildings; Markland Country Planning Act 1990, or that any requirement of the said Part Plantation; Upper Mill Farm and associated outbuildings; II or of any regulations made there under has not been complied with Lower Mill, Sunny Bank, Mill House and No. 3 Hazelmere in relation to the adoption of the plan, he may, within 6 weeks from Road, Creswell. 23rd August 1991 make an application to the High Court under (d) Extended Elmton Conservation Area to form Extension section 287 of the Town and Country Planning Act 1990. No. 1, to include Elmton Farm, associated outbuildings and landscape to the south and west of the village from Elmton T. T. G. Hardy. Chief Executive Farm to Elmtree Farm. 16th August 1991. (740).
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