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17 APPENDIX a Property and Land Holdings in Area West the Boden AW APPENDIX A Property and Land Holdings in Area West The Boden Centre, Boden Street, Chard 2 Crimchard, Chard Crowshute House, Crowshute Link, Chard Chaffcombe Depot, Chaffcombe Road, Chard Mirrolds, Touches Lane, Chard Gables End, Touches Lane, Chard Area Office, Holyrood Lace Mill, Holyrood Street, Chard Chard And District Museum, Godworthy House, High Street, Chard Bird Hide, Chard Reservoir Nature Reserve, Chaffcombe Lane, Chard Workshop In Old School Building, Helliers Road, Chard Chard Youth Centre And Car Park, Essex Close, Chard Garage, Abbey Street Car Park, Crewkerne Community Office, 4 North Street, Ilminster Land Incorporating Ile Youth Centre, Frog Lane, Ilminster Public Conveniences, Bath Street, Chard Public Conveniences, Boden Street Car Park, Boden Street, Chard Public Conveniences, Chard Reservoir Nature Reserve, Chaffcombe Lane, Chard Land, site of former Public Convenience, Church Street, Crewkerne Storage Unit, West Street Car Park, West Street, Crewkerne Former Ladies Public Convenience, West Street, Ilminster Land At Broadway, Elm Close, Broadway, Ilminster Land – Avishayes Play Area, Stringfellow Crescent, Chard Land – Bondfield Including Allotments, Bondfield Way, Chard Land – Bonfire, Bonfire Close / St Mary's Close, Chard Land – Bubwith, Bubwith Road, Chard Land – Dwelly, Fronting 1 - 6 Dwelly Close, Chard Land – Furnham, Fronting Furzehill Plus Open Space, Furzehill, Chard Land – Halcombe, Adjoining Tatworth Road And Halcombe Estate, Chard Land – Henson, Henson Park, Chard Land - Jocelyn, Montague Way, Jocelyn Park, Chard Land – Dominy, Dominy Close, Chard Land - Mintons, Mintons Orchard, Chard West Street Car Park, West Street, Crewkerne Land – Furland,Orchard Rise, Bowhayes, Southmead And Furland Road, Crewkerne Land – Langmead, Langmead Road And Valley Road, Crewkerne Meeting: AW12A 12:13 17 Date: 17.04.13 AW Land - Park,Park View,Crewkerne Land – Severalls,Severalls Park Avenue, Crewkerne Land at Donyatt Hill, Donyatt Hill Estate, Donyatt, Ilminster Land At East Chinnock,Orchardleigh, East Chinnock, Yeovil Land – Butts, Blackdown View, Ilminster Land – Crescent, West Crescent, Ilminster Land – Mead, Orchard Vale / The Mead / The Incline, Ilminster Land – Hitchen, Hitchen / Sherlands, Merriott Land – West, Lower Beadon, Beadon Lane, Broadway, Merriott Land - Avenue, Turnpike Green, Misterton, Crewkerne Land – Crossways Path Adjacent 1 Crossways, South Chard, Chard Land At Tatworth Forton – Perry Kents Lane, South Chard, Chard Land At Tatworth Forton – Wellings, Rear Of 42 - 48 Wellings Close, South Chard, Chard Land Adjacent 7 Millway, Higher Wambrook, Wambrook, Chard Land At Wayford, Dunsham Lane, Wayford, Crewkerne Land – Village, Highfield, West Chinnock Land Rear Of 1 And 2 Council Houses, Clapton Road, West Crewkerne Land At West Crewkerne – Hewish, Fronting 1 And 2 Council Houses, Hewish, Crewkerne Land At Winsham – Western Allotments, Hazelwood Hill / Bakersfield, Winsham, Chard Abbey Street Car Park, Abbey Street, Crewkerne Car Parking Area, Land Adjacent 1 Highfield / Hillview Terrace, Ilminster Land Adjoining Field Cottage, Winterhay Lane, Ilminster West Street Car Park, West Street, Ilminster Land To The North Of Ladymeade, Greendale / Summerlands, Ilminster Orchard Vale Car Park, Wharf Lane / Orchard Vale, Ilminster Land On The East Side Of Listers Hill, Heron Way / Little Lester, Ilminster Middle And West Chinnock Recreation Ground, Poop Hill, Middle Chinnock Chard Business Park, Leach Road, Chard Land North Of Chard Business Park, Mount Hindrance Lane, Chard Chard Reservoir Nature Reserve, Chaffcombe Lane, Chard Land To The North Of Brickyard Lane, Crewkerne Land At Old Station Court, Chard Land At Touches Meadow, Chard Recreation Area, Chard Reservoir, Touches Lane, Chard Meeting: AW12A 12:13 18 Date: 17.04.13 AW Land South Of Chard Reservoir, Oaklands Avenue / Touches Lane / Middle Touches, Chard Land South Of Touches Lane, Foxglove Way / Cloudberry Close / Barberry Drive, Chard Land At Lyewater, Crewkerne Land At Avalon Lane, Lyme Road, Crewkerne South Street Decked Car Park, Part Of The Waitrose Development, South Street, Crewkerne Land Fronting School House, Helliers Road, Chard Land Adjacent The Old School Building, Helliers Road, Chard Mitchell Gardens Park, Mitchell Gardens, Chard Land On The East Side Of Park Road, Chard Duck Lane Car Park, Crowshute Link, Chard Cyclepath, Land West Of Henson Park, Chard Land At Dominy Close,Chard Boden Street Car Park, Boden Street, Chard Marketfield Car Park, Fore Street, Chard Village Green, Higher Wambrook, Wambrook, Chard Flood Alleviation Scheme, Land Adjoining Witney Lane, Tatworth, Chard Land North Of Witney Lane, Tatworth, Chard Flood Alleviation Scheme, Land Adjoining Pop Lane, Tatworth Flood Alleviation Scheme, Land At Parrocks Lane, Tatworth Land At Junction Of Canal Way, Wharf Lane, Ilminster Playground, Packers Way, Misterton Bath Street Car Park, Bath Street, Chard Minnows Car Park, Bath Street, Chard Market Square Car Park, Victoria Hall, Market Square, Crewkerne Combe Street Car Park, Combe Street, Chard Flood Alleviation Scheme, Land North Of Parrocks Lane, Tatworth Footpath Beside Youth Centre, Essex Close, Chard Land To The Rear Of 74 Holyrood Street, And Adjoining Bath Street, Chard Concrete Yard, Adjacent Zembard Lane, Chard Land Off Windsor Crescent, Brutton Way And Prince Philip Close, Mitchell Grove. Chard Playing Field, Blackdown View, Ilminster Road At Beeching Close Trading Estate, Chard Land At Rhydderch Way, Crewkerne Land At St Mary's Close, Chard Land Adjacent Bennett Mead, Southgate Road, Wincanton Land At Birds Close, Middle Path, Crewkerne Former ACI Site, Factory And Premises, Boden Street, Chard Meeting: AW12A 12:13 19 Date: 17.04.13 AW Village Green/ Hedgerows, Middle Hill Lane / Black Mixen Lane / Oak Drive/Badger Walk, Crewkerne Land On The South Side Of 86 Holyrood Street, Chard Land At Commercial Row, Chard Community Office, Victoria Hall, Market Square, Crewkerne Public Conveniences, Falkland Square, South Street Car Park, South Street, Crewkerne Recreation Ground, Bews Lane / Redstart Road, Chard Land At Bews Lane, Chard Land At Field Bars Lane, Mitchell Gardens, Chard Essex Close Car Park , Essex Close, Chard Shudrick Lane Car Park, Ilminster South Street Car Park Extension, South Street, Crewkerne Public Conveniences, Adjacent Tesco Store, Shudrick Lane, Ilminster Land At Snowden Park, Mitchell Gardens, Chard Car Park, Henhayes Lane, Crewkerne Leaseholds Community Office, Victoria Hall, Market Square, Crewkerne Public Conveniences, Falkland Square, South Street Car Park, South Street, Crewkerne Recreation Ground, Bews Lane / Redstart Road, Chard Land At Bews Lane, Chard Land At Field Bars Lane, Mitchell Gardens, Chard Essex Close Car Park , Essex Close, Chard Shudrick Lane Car Park, Ilminster South Street Car Park Extension, South Street, Crewkerne Public Conveniences, Adjacent Tesco Store,Shudrick Lane, Ilminster Land At Snowden Park, Mitchell Gardens, Chard Car Park, Henhayes Lane, Crewkerne Meeting: AW12A 12:13 20 Date: 17.04.13 .
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