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NBA SUSSEX PLANNING 11*ISON HAMPSHIRE. 23 NOV 1995 LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER r e c e j. to cubic metres) Sowley Pond Norman Court & Sowley Farms Ltd Unknown SZ 376965 Sowley Estate East End Lymington Hants. S041 8SR Hatchet Pond Forestry Commission 75 000 SU 369015 Great Eastern House Tenison Road Cambridge CB1 2DU Beaulieu Mill Dam Beaulieu Estate Unknown SU 387023 John Montagu Building Beaulieu Brockenhurst Hants. S04 7ZN Kentford Lakes Mr & Mrs D I Bare Upper Lake SU 322192 Kentford House 27 000 Ryedown Lane East Weilow Lower Lake Romsey 53 000 Hants. Paultons Lake W J Mancey 27 300 SU 320167 Paultons House Ower Romsey Hants. Awbridge Danes Lake W L Stainer Unknown SU 324231 Awbridge Danes Danes Road Awbridge Romsey Hants. Fawley Reservoir Esso Petroleum Co. Ltd 240 000 SU 449052 Esso Refinery Pawley Southampton Hants. S04 1TX LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) High Wood Reservoir Portsmouth Water Company 135 000 SU 464161 PO Box 8 West Street Havant Hants. P09 1LG Fishers Pond Mr J Paton Water SU 488210 Pondside Cottage 21 000 Fishers Pond Fair Oak Silt Eastleigh 18 000 Hants. Old Alresford Pond Alresford House Estate Trustees Unknown SU 558332 Alresford House Old Alresford Hants. S024 9DY Southwick Park Lake Property Services Agency Unknown SU 629083 S E Region Headquarters Gundolphus House St Leonards on Sea E. Sussex. TN37 6LW Farlington No.6 Resv. Portsmouth Water Company 38 700 SU 683062 PO Box 8 West Street Havant Hants. P09 1LG Purbrook Reg. Lake. Southern Water Services Ltd. Unknown SU 680081 Centre of Operations Sparrowgrove Otterbourne Winchester Hants. S021 2SW The Wylds Estate Wylds Limited 73 618 SU 793289 The Wylds Estate Warren Road Liss Forest Hants. GU33 7DU LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) South Hill Reservoir Southern Water Hampshire Division 30 500 SU 422158 Sparrowgrove Otterbourne Winchester Hants. S021 2SW Park Pond Eastleigh & District Angling Club Approx SU 443117 325 Market Street 50 000 Eastleigh Hants. Timsbury Lake N S Brown 51 000 SU 354240 Fairbourne Cottage Bunny Lane Timsbury Romsey Hants. Hoads Hill Res. No.3 Portsmouth Water PLC 35 000 SU 579102 PO Box No. 8 West Street Havant Hants. P09 1LG Farlington Res. No.7 Portsmouth Water PLC 40 000 SU 686063 PO Box No. 8 West Street Havant Hants. P09 1LG Farlington Res. No.8 Portsmouth Water PLC 36 200 SU 680061 PO Box No. 8 West Street Havant Hants. P09 1LG Warren Dam Havant Borough Council 55 000 SU705899 Civic Centre Road Havant Hampshire P09 2AX WEST SUSSEX LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER [cubic metres) Balcombe Lake Mrs P A Greenwood 77 177 TO 317309 Estates Office Stone Hall Balcombe West Sussex P019 IRQ Ardingly Reservoir Mid Sussex Water Co. 4 700 000 TQ 335288 I-3 Church Street Haywards Heath West Sussex RH16 3DX Burton Mill Pond West Sussex County Council 84 000 SU 979180 County Hall Chichester West Sussex P019 IRQ Weir Wood Reservoir Southern Water Services Ltd. 5 623 000 TQ 406353 Sussex Division Faimer Brighton East Sussex TO 406353 Hawkins Pond Mosland Development Ltd 60 000 TQ 216292 II-15 Arlington Street London SW1 Whitevane Pond Albert & Maud Johnson Trust 68 000 TQ 210314 Seaford College Petworth West Sussex Hammer Pond Stainless Equipment Ltd 88 000 TO 219289 The Grange 3 Codieste Road Welwyn Hertfordshire LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Riverpark Pond Leconfield Estate 37 000 SU 942250 Estate Office Petworth West Sussex GU28 ODU Mill Pond Leconfield Estate 93 000 SU 942250 Estate Office Petworth West Sussex GU28 ODU Roosthole Pond Horsham & District Angling Assoc. 26 000 TQ 204295 Secretary - Mr A T Giess 4 Stoke Manor Close Seaford East Sussex 8N25 3RE Cooks Pond Mr D King 35 000 SU 832263 New Barn Farm Mi lland Liphook Hants. Upper Pond National Trust 105 000 SU 971218 Southern Region Polesden Lacey Dorking Surrey. RHS 6BD Lower Pond National Trust 35 000 SU 970232 Southern Region Polesden Lacey Dorking Surrey. RHS 6BD Upper North Pond Mr R D Kaighin 50 000 3U 962322 Lakeside Shillinglee Chiddingfoid Surrey LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Park Mill Pond Haslemere Angling Society 110 000 SU 971308 Secrtary 3 Clayhill House Weyhill Haslemere Surrey Furnace Pond West Sussex County Council 47 570 TQ 249280 County Hall Chichester West Sussex P019 IRQ Knepp Lake Charles Raymond Burrell 200 000 TO 156211 Estate Office Knepp Castle West Grinstead West Sussex RH13 8LJ Ridgehanger Reservoir Bury St Austens Farms Ltd. 50 000 TO 112348 Rudgwick West Sussex Warnham Mill Pond Horsham District Council 73 000 TO 169323 New Park House North Street Horsham West Sussex RH12 1RL Lake Adward Mr M Saatchi 71 600 TQ 294280 The Old Hall Staplefield West Sussex EAST SUSSEX. LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER {cubic metres) Arlington Reservoir Eastbourne Waterworks Co 3 546 000 TQ 534074 14 Upperton Road Eastbourne East Sussex BN21 1EP Barcombe Reservoir Mid-Sussex Water Co. 548 000 TQ 440150 PO Box 129 1 Church Road Haywards Heath West Sussex RH16 3DX Bayham Lake Mr D J Parkman 90 000 TQ 638366 Bayham Lake Trout Fishery Ltd Bayham Abbey Lamberhurst Kent TN3 8BG Broadwater Ashburnham Christian Trust 179 000 TO 687143 Ashburnham Place Battle East Sussex TN33 9NF Buckhurst Park Lake Earl De La Warr 32 000 TO 497349 Buckhurst Farm withyham, Hartfield East Sussex. TN7 4BB Buckshole Reservoir Hastings Borough Council 59 000 TO 806109 Town Hall Queens Road Hastings East Sussex TN34 1QR Camoys Farm Res. Messers F J Cornwell & Sons Ltd 39 800 TO 427159 Camoys Farm Earcombe Lewes East Sussex. BN8 5BH LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Darwell Reservoir Southern Water Services Ltd 4 432 000 TQ 715212 Sussex Division Lewes Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 9PY Ecclesbourne Reservoir Southern Water Services Ltd 36 368 TQ 842105 Sussex Division Lewes Road Brighton East Sussex BN1 9PY Folkington Reservoir Eastbourne Waterworks Co. 27 300 TQ 564035 14 Upperton Road Eastbourne East Sussex BN21 1EP Frontwater Ashburnham Christian Trust Ltd. 46 300 TQ 692146 Ashburnham Place Battle East Sussex TN33 9NF High Cross Lake Pondtree Ltd 45 600 TQ 490184 High Cross Park Estate Framefield Uckfield East Sussex. TN22 5QU Womans Way Pond The National Trust 37 900 TQ 418237 Kent & Sussex Regional Office Scotney Castle Lamberhurst Tunbridge Wells Kent. TN3 8JN Main Lake (bridge) Messers G and C Neviil 200 000 TQ 566349 c/o Smiths Gore Estate Office Petworth West Sussex GU28 ODU LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Possingworth Lake c/o Mr D W G Taylor Unknown TO 542209 The Old Estate Office Miserden, Stroud Gloucestershire GL6 7JA Powdermill Reservoir Southern Water Services Ltd 856 000 TQ 800196 Sussex Division Lewes Road Falmer Brighton East Sussex BN1 1UN Reservoir Pond Ashburnham Christian Trust Ltd 31 500 TO 697149 Ashburnham Place Battle East Sussex TN33 9NF Searles Lake Mr D B Waterhouse Uknown TQ 436257 15 Essex Villas London W8 Shornaen Reservoir Hastings Borough Council 40 500 TO 803105 Town Hall Queens Road Hastings East Sussex TN34 1QR Top Lake (Framefield) Hemisphere International Co. Ltd. Unknown TQ 513194 Newplace Farm Framfield Uckfield East Sussex Tfo'22 5RH Plashett tipper Lake Trustees of Ian Askew Charitable 28 270 TO 467165 c/o Messers Strutt and Parker 201 High Street Lewes East Sussex BN7 2NR LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Upper Womans Way Pond The National Trust 29 100 TQ 420240 Kent & East Sussex regional Office Scotney Castle Lamberhurst Tunbridge Wells Kent TN3 8JN Wadhurst Park Lake Wadhurst Park Ltd. 163 650 TQ 635280 Wadhurst East Sussex Wishing Tree Res. Southern Water Services Ltd. 37. 000 TQ 780106 Sussex Division Lewes Road Faimer Brighton East Sussex BN1 9PY KENT. LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Wierton Hill Reservoir Hunter Farms Ltd. 18.9 Mg TQ 777491 Parsonage Farm Hearn Road Boughton Maidstone Kent. ME17 4JE Boughton Church Res. S. & J H Berry Ltd 36 070 TR 051583 Gushmere Court Selling Faversham Kent. ME13 1XQ Bough Beech Reservoir East Surrey Water Company 10 440 000 TQ 494477 London Road Redhil1 Surrey RHI 1LJ Pembury Reservoir West Kent Water Company 186 000 TQ 618426 Cramptons Road Sevenoaks Kent TNI4 5DG Hart Reservoir Foikstone and District Water Co. 45 000 TR 211380 The Cherry Garden Cherry Garden Lane Foikstone CT19 4QB Eewl Water Southern Water Services 31 400 000 TQ 680330 Kent Division Capstone Road Maidstone, ME14 1XQ Knockholr Service Res. Thames Water Services 24 600 + TQ 466583 Central Division 2 300 Rosebery Avenue (Res. 1) London EC13 4TP LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) Eastwell Lake T J Bares Unknown TR 012470 The Estate Office Home Farm Eastwel 1 Park Ashford Kent. TN25 4HR Combe Bank Lake Marley Properties Ltd 28 182 TQ 478558 London Road Riverhead Sevenoaks Kent. TNI3 2DS Culnells Farm Res. Christopher Neam Ltd 96 545 TQ 889669 Col 1.1s Faversham Kent ME13 9LU Great Lake Church Education Corporation Ltd 136 000 TQ 724346 Oyster Bui 1ding Horsebridge Whitstable Kent Wallsend Reservoir Grain Power Station 9*25000 TQ 882758 Rochester Kent ME3 OAF Hever Castle Lake Hever Castle Ltd 136 364 TQ 484454 12 Alma Square Scarborough Yorshire Y O U 1JU Leeds Castle Moat Leeds Castle Foundation Unknown TQ 836532 Leeds Castle Maidstone Kent LOCATION/ NAME & ADDRESS VOLUME GRID REF. OF UNDERTAKER/OWNER (cubic metres) i Headcorn Flowers Res.
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