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1. THIS DRAWING SHOWS THE BREAKDOWN OF THE PROPOSED SCHEME WITHIN SECTION 2 BY DRAWING NUMBER FOR THE 591 - PRIMROSE PARK 1:1,250 SCALE SIDE ROAD PLAN AND LONGSECTION DRAWINGS. 2. THIS DRAWING SHOULD BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SECTION 2 SIDE ROAD PLAN & LONGSECTION DRAWINGS, SECTION 1 CUTLINE NUMBERS: B165 GLEBE B165 718736-S2-0800-591 TO 630 SECTION 2 718736-S2-0800-672 TO 675 592 - BELLSPARK ROAD 626 - GORDON'S LANE 622 - BELLSPARK ROAD AND GARDEN ROAD A5 A5 LEGEND A5 EXISTING A5 606 - KILLYNURE ROAD MAINLINE 593 - SEEIN ROAD A CLASS ROADS SION MILLS B CLASS ROADS SECTION EXTENTS 607 - CASTLETOWN ROAD (SOUTH) DEVELOPMENT LIMITS 627 - McFARLANDS ROAD (U1516) 594 - CONCESS ROAD B72 SEEIN MOUNTJOY SHEET ORIENTATION, DRAWING NUMBER AND SIDE ROAD NAME, 595 - FYFIN ROADB72 REFER TO NOTE 1 AND 2. 608 - DUNTEIGE ROAD 628 - CASHTY ROAD 596 - STONE ROAD VICTORIA BRIDGE A5 629 - LISNAGIRR ROAD 623 - URBALREAGH ROAD (NORTH AND SOUTH) 609 - RASH ROAD 672 - TULLY ROAD (NORTH AND SOUTH) EXISTING A5 597 - DERGDWG ROADNO. 565 610 - PROPOSED LINK ROAD OMAGH B164 NEWTOWNSTEWART GILLYGOOLEY A5 ARDSTRAW 598 - DEERPARK ROAD 611 AND 630 - MELLON PARK DRIVE B50 B50 612 AND 613 - GILLYGOOLEY ROAD B48 675 - MULLAGHMENA ROAD 599 - MAGHERACOLTAN ROAD 614 - AGHNAMOYLE ROAD A5 673 - BOTERA ROAD OSNI LICENCE 600 - BARONSCOURT ROAD REPRODUCED FROM ORDNANCE SURVEY OF NORTHERN IRELAND'S DATA WITH THE PERMISSION OF THE CONTROLLER OF HER MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE, 615 - TAMLAGHT ROAD &52:1&23<5,*+7$1''$7$%$6(5,*+761,0$(6 /$81$87+25,6(' 5(352'8&7,21,1)5,1*(6&52:1&23<5,*+7$1'0$</($'72 PROSECUTION OR CIVIL PROCEEDINGS 601 - OLDCASTLE ROAD 616 - BROOKMOUNT ROAD Client 624 - GLEN ROAD 617 - CLANABOGAN ROAD (A32) NORTH & SOUTH 602 - GORTGRANAGH ROAD 618 - LOUGHMUCK ROAD Project A5 603 - CASTLETOWN ROAD (NORTH) A32 621 - BEAGH ROAD Western Transport Corridor SECTION 3 SECTION 625 - GRANGE ROAD 2 SECTION Drawing Title SECTION 2 - PROPOSED SCHEME KEY PLAN FOR 1:1,250 SIDE ROAD 604 - WEST ROAD PLAN & PROFILE DRAWINGS CLANABOGAN 619 - BALLYNAHATTY ROAD B83 A32 B38 605 - JOE'S LANE 620 - BLACKFORT ROAD B83 674 - DRUMRAGH ROAD Office Shorefield House Scales (at A1 size) 30 Kinnegar Drive CUTLINE Holywood 1:25000 County Down BT18 9JQ Purpose of Issue STAGE 3 SCHEME B122 B122 ASSESSMENT REPORT Drawing No Version 718736-S2-0800-590 G.

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