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479000E 480000E 481000E 482000E 478000E CEMEX UK Operations Limited DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR EVERSLEY QUARRY 163000N 163000N 12 CORFIELD Drain 1 0003 0003 0900 2500 3400 Agates Meadow 5400 6000 7700 8500 9400 Cricket 0004 9100 2400 2500 7600 8600 4500 7400 8500 9000 Cottage El Sub Sta Willow Cottage 9700 Hill Manor Cottage Broad Eaves House The 1 61.3m The Bumbles Birch Brook B 3016 Coach House House BM House Meadow 4898 Pond 2 2 64.3m CLOSE 62.50m Drain B 3348 View Middle Inveresk Lodge Dunreath 2a Wood End Cottage Ambarrow Corner Beitahna Drain Court Fisher's Copse 3a 3 1 Drain Beech Hill Down Triangle 3593 Mayfield End 3 Ponds Ponds 15 TER LANE Porth 4 Drain Bramleys Drain 1896 Ray-On-Dor Haygates Drain LONGWA 80.8m Southleigh 5 Path (um) 4a 1 Drain CRICKET HILL Tennis 8 Drain Wellisford House The Pond Court Paddock 5 DELL ROAD Pond 23 55.2m 6 Drain BURNMOOR Drain MEADOW Pond Drain 5a 5587 Rowan FLEET HILL House 1 6 6487 6a Hunters Moon LB BM 60.31m 7885 Fleet 1487 80.5m Copse 12 55.8m 7 The 33 TER VIEW 8 Old Thatch El 7883 14 Drain Sub Sta 0885 Craigfoot 9985 BM 57.71m Pithers Ridgedale House Hawthorns Honeysuckle 8783 Cottage Cottage WOOD MOOR BLACKWA 63.4m B 3348 Drain B 3348 15 T rack 35 Mayfield Coalpit Copse Fleet Rise 12 1182 LB LOWER SANDHURST ROAD AMBARROW LANE 58.8m Longacres 56.1m 1 South Lodge 57.3m 1 0080 LOWER SANDHURST ROAD 12 Track 61.0m Ambarrow Wood Hutton House Cottage Path (um) 14 White 43 Drain Green Acres 20 22 Woodlands 17 Cottage Car Pond 18 9879 Broomfield Heath House Park 17 Pond Drain BM 63.73m Drain Hutton House 2575 62.5m Moor Green Stowe Cottage Grange Moyle House Stowe House Moor Green Farm House Sweet Orchard Track Cottage Drain LB Tydu 53 Track Ambarrow Longwater Lane Path (um) Hall Farm Lodge Fleet Copse Foxglade FLEET HILL Farm 1171 BM 55.70m 6470 0070 74.1m Fleet Hill 3772 4671 0073 54.3m Cottage 7370 Ambarrow 72.2m Pond Farm Pyghtle Issues Path (um) Monks Hall Courtyard 0070 62.5m Issues Drain Drain The Barn The Granary Drain Garden Cottage Path (um) Path (um) Path Sunnycote The The Stables Path (um) Mews Vann House The Byre Drain Drain The Woodbury Bower Yonder Scylla Grove Farm House 65.2m Tack 2763 Cottage Ambarrow 4562 Farm Flaxmere Cottage Cottage White Gables The Coppice 58.8m 0061 Drain 0061 Drain Drain Path (um) Drain AMBARROW LANE LOWER Drain SANDHURST ROAD Ambarrow Farm Magnolia House 51.8m BM 49.87m FB Blythe Cottage Drain BM 60.64m FLEET LANE Grove Farm 2 Cottages 1 Fleethill Farm Spout Carpenters Drain The Tally Ho Drain FLEET LANE 7054 (PH) 57.9m Track Drain Fleet House Grove Farm Path (um) 59.7m ROUTE OF DIVERTED Path (um) COLNBROOK CUT 6551 8650 6 0049 Drain Drain Drain TER ROAD 0049 2847 BM 8 51.69m 7747 Blackwater River LONGWA Path (um) 0245 Path (um) 1045 Drain 6343 0039 Lake Path (um) 5138 6838 0045 Track 1936 Path (um) Drain 0035 0035 8136 5233 Lake Sewage Works 4229 8028 BM 53.86m Blackwater Long Water River Lake Drain LOWER SANDHURST ROAD rack Finchampstead T Horseshoe Lake 0025 Bridge 0025 Drain 9024 4623 Drain 3323 Drain Pump Drain Path (um) House Lake Path (um) 2 Path (um) River Path (um) Path (um) Track Path (um) Blackwater T rack Track 4416 Drain 7 1915 Drain Path (um) Water Issues Drain Path (um) Path (um) 52.1m ETL Water Water River Path (um) Path (um) Water Sports Centre Ponds 2811 Drain 6410 Blackwater Lake Path (um) Foot Bridge 0002 Blackwater River Drain Path (um) Path (um) Lake Drain Sand and Gravel Pit Lake Pontoon Dray Stables Drain Lake Lake 4805 Drain Drain Drain Drain Pond LOWER CHURCH ROAD Longwater Drain Drain House Drain MILL LANE 2802 TL Drain Pond E Sand and T Path (um) Pond rack 3300 5200 7000 7800 8800 0005 0700 4100 6300 B 3016 6100 7100 8200 0002 2100 Gravel Pit 0800 1300 162000N 2400 Drain Lake 162000N Water Lake B 3016 Lake 6100 7000 7800 0800 2400 BM 53.64m Pond 7100 8200 0002 0700 3300 4100 5200 6300 0005 1600 Water Drain 2100 9300 4 Drain Drain 4 Lake Path (um) Lake Longwater Lake Lake MILL LANE Cottages ETL Drain Lake Drain BANNISTER Lake 1 Lake Path (um) FB Pond Path (um) Drain 1 Drain GDNS LOWER CHURCH ROAD Drain Well Cottage Drain Blackwater Conveyor Mill Farm Metheringham Sand and Gravel Pit 9 Riverside Lake Lake River Callisto 5 Charles Kingsley Cottages Lake Woodside OakdownMallow House Cattery 4 Mill Bridge Track Track 5983 2 ETL Lake 7088 Lake 53.3m LONGWA Fielders Drain TER LANE Sand and Gravel Pit Drain Water Lake 0084 Drain Track Old Mill Race Path Drain 0084 0484 Drain Lake Dial House Playing Field Eversley Cross 3 Old Mill Race Playing Field Drain Pavilion (um) 7683 6882 House Pontoon LONGWA Pond Pond Track Cottage Drain The Paddock Northcote Sluice Is WB Pond Drain TER Path Drain Drains Driving Range Lake Drain Parfitts House ROAD Path Pontoon Water Mill Cottage Pavilions Golf Course Pond Pond Blackwater 1276 8076 3076 Coach House Path (um) Drain River Great A Golf Course Kingston House Pond Longwater Lodge Cross Green Drain 8974 7573 0075 5775 Drain Playing Field Orchard House Eversley Centre Drain Drain 5572 Cricket Ground Track ETL Eversley Centre Track Drain Track 54.3m MILL LANE Drain Drain B 3016 Play Area rack Green Keys Sewage T 1 B 3272 Oak Hollow Church House Pumping Station Keys Blackwater Mead House House Drain 3668 The Cottage Drain READING ROAD Rosedene Car Park Happy The Yateley Lakes 14 16 READING ROAD 17 Review Parpan 12 55.2m Drain B 3272 Drain Drain LB Drain Little Orchard 1 15 4 Deep Morgan's 1 Meadow View Meadow B 3272 Copse Lane Drain 54.3m 55.8m BM 55.82m Wheelwrights 1 Club House Hybank The Bungalow 1 Glendale Centre Waterlands 56.1m Glen Moor Surgery Oaklea House Corbiere Lake Hollybank PAUL'S FIELD The Chequers House Lake House READING ROAD Cottage Cottage 5 6 Willow Moorlands Glaston Hill 8 Drain 7 The White House (PH) Moor Collingwood Lake Montague Drain Ridge 6 2 2 1 Cottage BM 55.64m 5 1 55.8m Glendora CHAPEL MEAD Issues Pond Eversley Chase Playing Field Dorneys Golden Pot Hall 77 54.6m ETL 12 TCB Golf Course (PH) Lake 36 B 3272 The B 3272 rack Lindum Cooperage Pond 1 T SP ARVELLS 7360 56.1m Nurseries 80 Path (um) PO 11 1 Lindum Police House 2 12 Cott 67 House Corner 72 10 Hall 2 Pond Brooke Ho Copse Lane 1 Gramerci Mayfield 7458 Parfitt's Cott Court 64 0059 0059 Rose Vann Place Knighton Cott Arlene Farm 29 61 3 to 6 to 3 Copse Farm Cottage 10 to 7 Zelah JARVIS CLOSE JARVIS 37 Peggeth H) Drain Ardenleigh 62 14 PARK 7 Ponds B El Sub Sta Drain (P 16 Lancelyn M 57.63m 56.4m 40 Green Cott BM 57.35m 4 Gas Gov CHANDLERS LANE BLAIRE KINGSLEY ROAD oad and Stumps 59 46 FS 6 Pond Bay Tree House 1 CLOSE 51 Shires Ppg 25 13 Y Le T Bramble Farm Lodge MILLBRIDGE ROAD Sta HOLL 16 2 Lake 55.8m 6 8 Ponds Melfort GLASTON HILL ROAD 1954 THE FIELDERS FRYERNE 11 Hillerton Cottage Eversley Larkswood ROAD 48 House LB FOX LANE Southwinds 7 Charles Kingsley 1 NORTH Drain 5 48a SHIRES WAY 8 CLOSE B 3016 1 Drain 2 C of E 18 2 32 to 38 to 32 Woodie 3 RIVER ROAD 20 1 16 Drain Path (um) 39 to 49 Moulsham Primary School SummersteadWoodview House Greenwood KINGSLEY Bank Watmore Farm House 8 12 1 1155 12 10 14 48 50 GRENSELL Pond 36 1 8 4 7 46 2 5 14 Drain CANBERRA CLOSE Moulsham 2 26 1 1 30 Parfitts Cottage 24 Green WEST FRYERNE 24 6 Lake 22 5 4 WEST FRYERNE 5 Lake The Rectory 18 0048 20 to 30 38 Lake 43 CANBERRA CLOSE 2 Pond 33 COOMBE ROAD COPSE LANE 27 Drain 36 1 6949 13 12 18 Moulsham 41 3 39 (Track) Green 0348 SHIRES 24 Fox Farm Cottage 19 2 Path (um) RIVER ROAD Pond 15 1 29 BLAIRE 1 1 PARK CHANDLERS LANE 2 ETL Cottage 16 WAY 4 White Pickets 11 41 LB Eversley Cross Derwent 6 15 1 1 The Ridges 57.6m 30 5 12 25 Path (um) LEA Track 14 1945 Vineyard SHERLOCK Track 10 43 Track 41 Rosemary Cottage 55 10 MAYFLOWER DRIVE 12 Meade Cottage 21 23 53 14 Depot 2 2443 BM 57.80m 33 YEOMANS 34 17 18 15 1 1 Moulsham Green 13 19 14 8 10 Watmore Farm El 16 BROOME CLOSE 1 4 Glaston Hill House 8 Issues Sub Sta Drain Pond 2 6 wayblade 9 7 Spring 15 LITTLE COPSE T Swanly STABLE VIEW Oakhurst 13 3 El Sub Sta 6 Greenways Happy Farm EXETER 2 Glaston Hill 2 22a 1 Pond Pond 53 15 8 1 Greenfields 21 LITTLE COPSE 1 Yalden's Farm Pond 1 GARDENS 22 2 51 Glaston Hill Lodge 7 1 MOULSHAM LANE MILL LANE 2 7 FAREHAM DRIVE 19 Gyrn 1 Stable Willow House 1 1 Cottage 5 El Sub Sta Path (um) Cherry Tree 10 2 9a 10 House 1 13 37 1 Pond 1 HOLL Chandlers LANE Quinque HEATHWOOD CLOSE 19 38 House YBUSH Whitemead 38 Wistaria El Whytecroft Cottage Sub Sta LANE 6 16 Pond 12 LANE FOX Whitemead Chequers 4 Cottage 25 Cavalaire 6 THE GALLOP Carvil Langtree 49 LANE House House Owls MAYFLOWER 22 Little 22 COPSE 1 10 DRIVE 36 House 2 El Sub Sta Farthing Orchard GARDENS 5 CHEQUERS 15 CROSBY 1 Plum Hollow 1 31 1b Hollybush Farm 14 31 19 ETL 2 12 B 3272 1a 1 11 7 1 MOULSHAM Hollyoak 16 Track 12 13 34 Path (um) 1a CLOSE 12 IVES 14 12a FOX DRIVE 15 45 Southview ELM BANK 16 13 59.4m 1 El Sub Sta Track 41 The Yateley Lakes 26 30 12 1 17 5 12b 30 20 Oakdale 15 1 Lyle Cottage 7 CHANDLERS LANE 14 9 Westward Borderland 1 House 13 1 Plumhollow Lime Tree Cottage 4 ELM BANK MARSH LANE 17 Friethcote CROFT LANE WYNDHAM CLOSE 39a 23 19 Cottage Cottage Highmoor Lochaber Ashdene 41a 10 27 22 Polebrook 23 Grey Ghyll MILLMERE 4 Yateley Lodge Cottage Nutley Lydebrook 28 Cottages Sunnyside Kingsworthy 2 Rosedale Brambledene 21 Duddasbrook 5 El Sub Sta Hazel Yateley Cottage 7a 3 9 El Sub Sta 2 Cottage 1 1 1 4 Turnpike 1 2 11 LANE Path (um) Cottage 7 15 12 28 Tulloch Redthorne Two Oaks 37 0026 20 25 MILL 2 1 EVERSLEY ROAD 25 Newfields 6 17 FIRGLEN DRIVE 9 The 3725 33 Namaste 22 CROFT LANE 12a 34 Cedars Plough House CRONDALL END 1 2 59.1m EVERSLEY ROAD VICARAGE LANE Chantryland 2 30 8 2 Path (um)
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  • Appendix 3 Baseline Information

    Appendix 3 Baseline Information

    Hart District Local Plan Core Strategy SA (incorporating SEA): Scoping Report, April 2014 APPENDIX 3 BASELINE INFORMATION Introduction A3.1 Hart District is a rural district covering around 21,500 hectares located in north-east Hampshire, bordering the counties of Surrey and Berkshire. Neighbouring authorities are: Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Waverley, Rushmoor, Surrey Heath, Bracknell Forest, Wokingham, and West Berkshire. A map of the District, key features and neighbouring authorities can be seen over the page in Figure A3.1. Settlements A3.2 Hart has a complex geography having several distinct towns, and a number of small rural villages (see Figure A3.1 over the page). Some of the settlements have strong links with areas outside of the District, for example Fleet, Yateley and Blackwater can be seen as part of the wider Blackwater Valley area which stretches into Berkshire and Surrey, and areas in the west of the District such as Hook may make use of services in nearby Basingstoke. A3.3 The Settlement Hierarchy LDF Background Paper1 groups Hart’s various settlements into a hierarchy based on an understanding of their current size (population) and level of service provision in the following way: Tier 1: Main Urban Areas Fleet (including Church Crookham and Elvetham Heath Tier 2: Primary Local Service Centres Blackwater (including Hawley, Frogmore and Darby Green) Yateley Hook Tier 3: Secondary Local Service Hartley Wintney Centres Odiham and North Warnborough Tier 4: Main Villages RAF Odiham Crondall Crookham Village Dogmersfield