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DALE PIT FARM HATFIELD, WOODHOUSE Proposed Sand Location Map DALE PIT FARM SCALE-1:10,000 s- 1 J NORTH -" HUMBERSIDE 100 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 WEST YORKSHIRE r^'p!^^'-^^"^ _J _l I _l HATFIELD, Metres y^v-./"*—V r ) -r WOODHOUSE .Barnsley HATFIELD T Urban [•'^s.y— * ^ Doncaster \ Proposed Sand & SOUTH YORKSHIRE X u^---. • Rotherham ' (1 • Shelfield J Gravel Extraction Soil Soil Thicknesstcm,) Area Volume Unit Texture Min, Optimum Max, (ha ) (OOOm^) DERBYSHIRE ? ^y'''^__/~1 ^NOTTINGHAMSHIRE 'O'-^ ^—' / V Topsoil Tl Very Light 30 35 40 48,1 168,4 J y Very Light 40 18.4 Resource Map TIA: Organic 40 40 4.6 12 Light 25 30 40 27.5 82,5 Information compOed by Resource Planninq Group. SOURCE MAPS fyy-TS Medium 30 30 35 11.0 33.0 MAtl Ministry of Agriculture, Farm and Countrysioe Service, Leeds R.O. Map produced by Resource Planning Cartographic Unit 1:10,000 Fisheries and Food. iT3A|3 Medium 15 25 27 4.5 11.3 Project Number 17/89 Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the SE60 NE *i Lowest depth at which the unit comprises 90% topsoil permission of the Controller, H.M,SO *2 Volume at optimum unit depth ©Crown Copyright Reserved 1989 Soil Depth Soil Depth Soil Depth Soil Depth W Soil Depth Y 2 Soil Depth 0cm- "Ocm Ocm K;,-.>,WIL,M pOcm Ocm f-Ocm T2 T1 ?'J2| Tl ::TIA: Tl Tl Tl 50- 50- Tl 50- See Subsoil Resource See Subsoil Resource Maps See Subsoil Resource Maps Maps 1 100- •-100 100-• 67 'T'Hatfield W^odhouse/^ Bawtry Road Far Location Map DALE PIT FARM, Urban 1 NORTH -< HUMBERSIDE HATFIELD, WEST YORKSHIRE r^ 'piA^ \ WOODHOUSE .Barnsley HATFIELD V Information compiled by Resource Planning Group. SOURCE MAPS Farm and Countryside Service, Leeds R.O. Doncaster \ Map produced by Resource Planning Cartographic Unit 1:10,000 SOUTH YORKSHIRE A c--~. Proposed Sand & Project Number 17/89 ^'VV Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the SE60 NE • Rotherham ' ( permission of the Controller. H.M,S,0, ^ N \ Gravel Extraction ©Crown Copyright Reserved 1989 • Shelfield j Upper Subsoil DERBYSHIRE 7 f^''^^__J~^ y NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Resource Map Soil Soil Thickness(cm.) Area Volume Unit Texture Min Median Max. (ha.) (OOOm^) SCALE-1:10,000 MAl 1 Ministry of Agriculture, 100 0 too 200 300 400 500 600 700 U3Ai Heavy 25 25 65 4.5 11.3 I • • • . I _J I I I I Fisheries and Food. Metres Volume at median soil depth Soil Depth 11 \j Soil Depth Soil Depth ^ y Soil Depth Soil Depth w 2 Soil Depth Ocm pOcm Ocm pOcm Ocm-i -M ipOcm See Topsoil Resource Map See Topsoil Resource Map See Topsoil Resource Mapl IU3A| See Lower 50- 50- 50- See Lower Subsoil Resource Map Subsoil See Lower Subsoil Resource Map Resource Map 100- too B 08 DALE PIT FARM 67 Location Map DALE PIT FARM, SCALE-1:10.000 i- ' 1 NORTH -> HUMBERSIDE 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 100 WEST YORKSHIRE r^'p!/-^'"^ \ _J I I l_ I HATFIELD, Metres /~\^A^ V 1 WOODHOUSE _^^-^ • Barnsley HATFIELD X Soil Median Soil Area Volume .-^^_^ • ^ Unit Doncaster \ Texture Thlckness(cm,) (ha) (OOOm!') ^ Proposed Sand & V SOUTH YORKSHIRE j/ J___ 81 Very Light 65 26.0 169.0 • Rotherham ^—^ ( ^—^ Gravel Extraction \ • Sheffield j S1A Very Light 60 4.6 27.6 Very Light with DERBYSHIRE l/v^ ^,~l^—'^~\ X NOTTINGHAMSHIRE L^-'"'^ ^-%_^^—* y SIB Common 65 7.2 43.2 Lower Subsoil Heavy Lenses \ Very Light with ^' SIC Few 65 14.9 96.9 Heavy Lenses Resource Map Urban 82 Very Light/Light 70 19.5 136.5 Light with iS2A^ Common 70 8.0 56.0 Information compiled by Resource Planning Group. SOURCE MAPS MAE 1 Ministry of Agriculture, Heavy Lenses Farm and Countryside Service, Leeds R.O. mmmm Map produced by Resource Planning Cartographic Unit 1:10.000 Fisheries and Food. S3 Very Light/Light 70 11.0 77.0 Project Number 17/89 Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the SE60 NE Heavy with permission of the Controtler, H,M,S,0, BISS^ Common Very 50 4.5 22.5 Light Lenses ©Crown Copyright Reserved 1989 Sou Depth \j Soi I Depth Sou Depth y Soil Depth Soil Depth 0cm- pOcm Ocm-iw Ocm See Topsoil Resource Map See ropsoil -B- * See Upper Resource Map^ Subsoil SIC .SI Resource 50- -.-' -50 50 50 Map SIC ;S2A S1A SIB 81A 100-" 100- 100 '-too SIC 67 68 r Balk End Farm V^. mple (Kennels) \ Hatfield W^odhouse/y^ Pit Bawtry Road Farrr mm .Chapel Farn ;ri c I eD-t. V',-' :p>'-oy , Willo*. Tree Fan • WoodV Remple Hole\ Farm Holly Farmv^^' West End^ Dale Pit I W2. or^-^" Farm ' r - wr^'T .^•^ 'Hale HillV 'Remple.Common ' S3 82 SIC |S2A ' fClownes Bridge DALE PIT FARM X 67 DALE PIT FARM, Method of Classifying Agricultural Land Statistics The physical limitations The most limiting factor The degree of limitation to agriculture IS identified and its determines: 1-5% are assessed: degree ot limitation Area of Agricultual Land: 12-5% assessed: 95-7 ha. HATFIELD, I CLIMATE I I NO or MINOR | o t> 6 FINAL [TOPOGRAPHYJ AGRICULTURAL WOODHOUSE I SOIL I (VERY SEVEREJ GRADE 57-5% Area of Other Land: 285i Further details contained in revised Agricultural Land Classification MAFF 1988 Proposed Sand & 1-5ha. Gravel Extraction SCALE-1:10,000 100 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 Location Map I . I _J I S" 1 HMAll Ministry of Agriculture, Metres 1 NORTH J HUMBERSIDE WEST YORKSHIRE rl'p^^^^-^-^"^^ Fisheries and Food. • Barnsley HATFIELD \^ Land in Otiier Categories -^ Doncaster \ Agricultural Land Classification Area within the site (ha.) A SOUTH YORKSHIRE 7 J--- Ag ricultural Land A Urban 15 • Rotherham ^—' (' Agricultural Area within Including housing industry, commerce, mm ^—>, Agricultura 1 Grades derelict land, sports facilities, transport. Land Quality the site (ha.) • Sheffield j Non-agricultural ^ Grade 1 Nil Exce//enf Nil Including golf courses, parks, sports fields, allotments, airfields. DERBYSHIRE ? /^''^^__y~^ ^NOTTINGHAMSHIRE Grade 2 Very Good 12-2 Woodland Nil J Farm woodland y Good 277 Nil Sub-Gf,.de J,. Grade 3 Information compiled by Resource Planning Group, SOURCE MAPS Moderate 55-8 Agricultural buildings Farm and Countrysloe Service, Leeds R.O. Including glasshouses Nil Sub-Gr.,de 3b Map produced by Resource Planning Cartographic Unit 1.10.000 Proiect Number 17/89 Grade 4 Poor Nil Open water Nil Ordnance Survey maps reproduced with the SE60NE permission of the Controller, H.M.S.O Land not surveyed Grade 5 Very Poor Nil Nil ©Crown Copyright Reserved 1989 .
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