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(Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 1 The right to [insert right Pochin Midpoint Limited Magnitude Land LLP - Unknown / Unoccupied here] over approximately Unit 5 Grange Park Court 1065 square metres of Brooklands Place Roman Way private track; east of Brooklands Road Grange Park Pochin Way and south of Sale Northampton Verity Court M33 3SD NN4 5EA Cheshire East Council (Co. Reg. 10250070) (Co. Reg. OC412954) (CH657349) (CH658454) (excluding mines and minerals) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 2 All interests in Pochin Midpoint Limited Magnitude Land LLP - Unknown / Unoccupied approximately 26246 Unit 5 Grange Park Court square metres of Brooklands Place Roman Way Cheshire East Council agricultural land and public Brooklands Road Grange Park Westfields footpath (Middlewich 22); Sale Northampton Middlewich Road east of Pochin Way and M33 3SD NN4 5EA Sandbach south of Verity Court (Co. Reg. 10250070) (Co. Reg. OC412954) CW11 1HZ except those owned by the (CH657349) (CH658454) (in respect of public footpath Acquiring Authority (excluding mines and (Middlewich 22)) Cheshire East Council minerals over part) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals over part) 1 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 3 All interests in Pochin Midpoint Limited Magnitude Land LLP - Cheshire East Council approximately 386 square Unit 5 Grange Park Court Westfields metres of public highway Brooklands Place Roman Way Middlewich Road (Pochin Way) except Brooklands Road Grange Park Sandbach those owned by the Sale Northampton CW11 1HZ Acquiring Authority M33 3SD NN4 5EA (as highway authority) Cheshire East Council (Co. Reg. 10250070) (Co. Reg. OC412954) (CH657349) (CH658454) Cheshire East Council Westfields Middlewich Road Sandbach CW11 1HZ (as highway authority) 4 All interests in Pochin Land & Development - - Cheshire East Council approximately 3206 Limited Westfields square metres of public 4 Hardman Square Middlewich Road highway (Pochin Way) Spinningfields Sandbach except those owned by the Manchester CW11 1HZ Acquiring Authority M3 3EB (as highway authority) Cheshire East Council (Co. Reg. 05300153) (In Administration) (CH612129 and CH319319) (excluding mines and minerals) 2 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 4 (cont’d) Sarah O’Toole 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) Jason Bell 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 3 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 5 All interests in Pochin Land & Development - - Optima Logistics Limited approximately 94 Limited Pochin Way square metres of private 4 Hardman Square Middlewich access road (Pochin Way) Spinningfields CW10 0TE Cheshire East Council Manchester (Co. Reg. 07116811) M3 3EB (Co. Reg. 05300153) The Optima Logistics (In Administration) Foundation Limited (CH319319) Pochin Way (excluding mines and Middlewich minerals) CW10 0TE (Co. Reg. 07124248) Sarah O’Toole 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) Jason Bell 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) 4 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 5 (cont’d) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 6 All interests in Pochin Land & Development Optima Logistics Limited - Optima Logistics Limited approximately 14 Limited Pochin Way Pochin Way square metres of private 4 Hardman Square Middlewich Middlewich access road (Pochin Way) Spinningfields CW10 0TE CW10 0TE Cheshire East Council Manchester (Co. Reg. 07116811) (Co. Reg. 07116811) M3 3EB (CH637184) (Co. Reg. 05300153) The Optima Logistics (In Administration) The Optima Logistics Foundation Limited (CH319319) Foundation Limited Pochin Way (excluding mines and Pochin Way Middlewich minerals) Middlewich CW10 0TE CW10 0TE (Co. Reg. 07124248) Sarah O’Toole (Co. Reg. 07124248) 4 Hardman Square (CH637184) Spinningfields Manchester CIFV V – GB1B02 LLC M3 3EB C/O Savills LLP (as administrator of Pochin Innovation Court Land & Development 121 Edmund Street Limited) Birmingham B3 2HJ (CH459335) 5 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 6 (cont’d) Jason Bell 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 7 All interests in Pochin Land & Development Optima Logistics Limited - Cheshire East Council approximately 21 Limited Pochin Way Westfields square metres of public 4 Hardman Square Middlewich Middlewich Road highway (Pochin Way) Spinningfields CW10 0TE Sandbach except those owned by the Manchester (Co. Reg. 07116811) CW11 1HZ Acquiring Authority M3 3EB (CH637184) (as highway authority) Cheshire East Council (Co. Reg. 05300153) (In Administration) The Optima Logistics (CH319319) Foundation Limited (excluding mines and Pochin Way minerals) Middlewich CW10 0TE (Co. Reg. 07124248) (CH637184) 6 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 7 (cont’d) Sarah O’Toole CIFV V – GB1B02 LLC 4 Hardman Square C/O Savills LLP Spinningfields Innovation Court Manchester 121 Edmund Street M3 3EB Birmingham (as administrator of Pochin B3 2HJ Land & Development (CH459335) Limited) Jason Bell 4 Hardman Square Spinningfields Manchester M3 3EB (as administrator of Pochin Land & Development Limited) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 7 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 8 The right to [insert right Kettley International Limited - Peter Cornes Peter Cornes here] over approximately Second Floor Bradshaw Park Bradshaw Park 265 square metres of Charles Bisson House Devils Lane Devils Lane private track and verge; 30-32 New Street Longsdon Longsdon east of Pochin Way and St Helier Stoke–on-Trent Stoke-on-Trent south of Holmes Chapel Jersey ST9 9QP ST9 9QP Road, A54 JE2 3TE Cheshire East Council (CH676981) (excluding mines and minerals) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 9 The right to [insert right Stephen Lea - - Unknown / Unoccupied here] over approximately Kinderton Hall 24 square metres of Byley Lane private track and verge; Middlewich east of Pochin Way and CW10 9LH south of Holmes Chapel (CH168886) Road, A54 (excluding mines and Cheshire East Council minerals) 8 The Cheshire East Council (Middlewich Eastern Bypass) Compulsory Purchase Order 2020 Table 1 Number Extent, Description and Qualifying persons under section 12(2)(a) of the Acquisition of Land Act 1981 – Name and Address on Map Situation of the Land Owners or Reputed Lessees or Reputed Tenants or Reputed Occupiers Owners Lessees Tenants 9 (cont’d) Kettley International Limited Second Floor Charles Bisson House 30-32 New Street St Helier Jersey JE2 3TE (as reputed owner) Unknown (in respect of mines and minerals) 10 All interests in Cheshire East Council - - Unknown / Unoccupied approximately 124 square Westfields metres of wooded areas Middlewich Road Cheshire East Council and public footpath Sandbach Westfields (Middlewich 22); east of CW11 1HZ Middlewich Road Pochin Way and north of (CH339537) Sandbach River Croco except those (excluding mines and CW11 1HZ owned by the Acquiring minerals)
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