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CWRR Compulsory Purchase Order THE RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL THE ROADS (SCOTLAND) ACT 1984 AND THE ACQUISITION OF LAND (AUTHORISATION PROCEDURE) (SCOTLAND) ACT 1947 THE RENFREWSHIRE COUNCIL (hereinafter referred to as “the acquiring authority”) in exercise of the powers conferred on them by Sections 103, 104 and 106 as read with section 110 (2) of the Roads (Scotland) Act 1984 hereby make the following compulsory purchase order: 1. This Order may be cited as “The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019”. 2. Subject to the provisions of this Order, the acquiring authority are hereby authorised to purchase compulsorily, for the purposes of (a) the construction of (i) a new opening bridge over the River Clyde accommodating 2 lanes of traffic to link Dock Street, Clydebank to Meadowside Street, Renfrew at Lobnitz Dock, Renfrew, together with a shared cycleway, footway, lay-by berthing facility for ships at Rothesay Dock, Clydebank, a plant room on the north bank of the said river and a control room on the south bank of the said river; (ii) a new road to be known as the Renfrew North Development Road leading from the new bridge to Meadowside Street/ King’s Inch Road and Inchinnan Road, comprising the upgrading of the existing Argyll Avenue, and construction of a shared cycleway; (iii) additional new cycle lane connections to the infrastructure described at (i) and (ii) above; (iv) new approach roads to provide access to the new bridge from existing roads; (v) new and improved junctions at Glasgow Road/ Dock Street, a new roundabout on the north approach to the bridge, a new roundabout on the south approach to the bridge, a new roundabout connecting Meadowside Street to the new road referred to at (ii) above, upgrading of the existing Meadowside Street/Ferry Road/ Kings Inch Road junction, and upgrading of the existing Argyll Avenue/ A8 Inchinnan Road; and (b) mitigating any adverse effects which the construction, improvement or use of said roads, bridge, cycleways and footways have or will have on the surroundings of the said roads, bridge, cycleways and footways: (One) the land which is described in the Schedule hereto and is delineated in red and coloured pink on the three Maps signed with reference to this Order and marked “Map 1 referred to in The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019”, “Map 2 referred to in The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019”, and “Map 3 referred to in The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019”, respectively along with the Map 3 Inserts signed with reference to this Order and marked “Map 3 Inserts referred to in The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal) Compulsory Page 1 of 63 Purchase Order 2019” and the location of which land is shown on the location plan signed with reference to this Order and marked “The Location Plan referred to in The Renfrewshire Council (Clyde Waterfront and Renfrew Riverside, City Deal)) Compulsory Purchase Order 2019”: (Two) the servitude rights over the land which is described in the Schedule hereto and is delineated in red and coloured blue on the said Maps 2 and 3, along with the said Map 3 Inserts, and the location of which land is shown on the said Location Plan; and (Three) the temporary servitude rights over the land which is described in the Schedule hereto and is delineated in red and coloured green on the said Maps 1,2 and 3, along with the said Map 3 Inserts and the location of which land is shown on the said Location Plan. 3. In relation to the foregoing purchase, section 70 of the Railways Clauses Consolidation (Scotland) Act 1845 and sections 71 to 78 of that Act as originally enacted and not as amended for certain purposes by section 15 of the Mines (Working Facilities and Support) Act 1923, are hereby incorporated with the enactment under which the said purchase is authorised, subject to the modifications that references in the said section to the company shall be construed as references to the acquiring authority and references to the railway or works shall be construed as references to the land authorised to be purchased and any buildings or works constructed or to be constructed thereon. Given under the Seal of The Renfrewshire Council at Paisley this Eighteenth day of February 2019 SEAL of The Renfrewshire Council and signature of the Proper Officer redacted Sandra Black Chief Executive of Renfrewshire Council Proper Officer The Renfrewshire Council Page 2 of 63 25(2)B A temporary servitude right for pedestrians and vehicles Scania Real Estate Reliable Vehicles Limited (including heavy vehicles and equipment) to and from Plots (UK) Limited Scania (Great Britain) Limited 26(1)(D) and 26(3)A (which subjects are for the purposes of Delaware Drive Delaware Drive this servitude right hereby nominated and identified as the Tongwell Tongwell benefited property) via Plots 25(2)A, 25(3), 26(1)B and Milton Keynes Milton Keynes 26(1)C for the duration of the works associated with MK15 8HB MK15 8HB planning consent granted on 16 November 2018 under reference 17/0486/PP, over 102 square metres or thereby of river bank, located 15 metres or thereby to the west of the western gable wall of the building known as Unit 1 Clyde Street, Renfrew, shown delineated in red, coloured green and marked “25(2)B” on Map 3 (which subjects are for the purposes of this servitude right hereby nominated and identified as the burdened property) for the purpose of constructing a headwall flap and valve for new surface water drainage, as the said burdened property forms part of the subjects registered in the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number REN35175. 25(2)C A temporary servitude right for pedestrians and vehicles Scania Real Estate Reliable Vehicles Limited (including heavy vehicles and equipment) to and from Plots (UK) Limited Scania (Great Britain) Limited 26(1)D and 26(3)A (which subjects are for the purposes of Delaware Drive Delaware Drive this servitude right hereby nominated and identified as the Tongwell Tongwell benefited property) via Plots 25(2)A, 25(3), 26(1)B and Milton Keynes Milton Keynes 26(1)C for the duration of the works associated with MK15 8HB MK15 8HB planning consent granted on 16 November 2018 under Page 4 of 63 reference 17/0486/PP, over 85 square metres or thereby of river bank, located 20 metres or thereby to the west of the western gable wall of the building known as Unit 1 Clyde Street, Renfrew, shown delineated in red, coloured green and marked “25(2)C” on Map 3 (which subjects are for the purposes of this servitude right hereby nominated and identified as the burdened property) for the purpose of constructing a headwall flap valve for new surface water drainage, as the said burdened property forms part of the Subjects registered in the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number REN35175. 25(3) A heritable and irredeemable servitude right to lay a surface Scania Real Estate Reliable Vehicles Limited water drainage pipe not exceeding 600 mm in width under (UK) Limited Scania (Great Britain) Limited 712 square metres or thereby of surfaced yard area Delaware Drive Delaware Drive currently used for parking/storage of vehicles and lying to Tongwell Tongwell the north-east of Neil Street, Renfrew, shown delineated Milton Keynes Milton Keynes red, coloured blue and numbered 25(3) on Map 3, forming MK15 8HB MK15 8HB part of the subjects registered in the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number REN73204 (which subjects are for the purposes of this servitude right hereby nominated and identified as, the burdened property), together with all necessary servitude rights of access at all times for pedestrians and vehicles (including heavy vehicles and equipment) over the burdened property for the purpose of constructing, maintaining, repairing, improving and renewing the said surface water drainage pipe leading from Plots 26(1)D and 26(3)(A) (which subjects are for the purposes of this servitude right, hereby nominated and identified as the Page 5 of 63 benefited property) on the realigned Meadowside Street, via Plots 26(1)C, 26(1)B and 25(2)B, to the River Clyde. 26(1)A All and Whole 332 square metres or thereby of woodland Peel Land and Owner and grass verge located on the north side of Meadowside Property (Ports) Street, Renfrew at its junction with Ferry Road, Renfrew Limited shown delineated in red, coloured pink and numbered Peel Dome Intu “26(1)A” on Map 3, forming part of the subjects registered in Trafford Centre the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number Traffordcity REN55226. Manchester M17 8PL 26(1)B A heritable and irredeemable servitude right to lay a surface Peel Land and Owner water drainage pipe not exceeding 600 mm in width under Property (Ports) 448 square metres or thereby of surfaced yard area and Limited grass verge lying to the north-east of Neil Street, Renfrew , Peel Dome Intu Gibson Direct Limited and shown delineated red, coloured blue and numbered Trafford Centre Unit 6 Neil Street “26(1)B” on Map 3, forming part of the subjects registered in Traffordcity Renfrew the Land Register of Scotland under Title Number Manchester PA4 8TA REN55226 (which subjects are for the purposes of this M17 8PL servitude right hereby nominated and identified as, the burdened property), together with all necessary servitude rights of access at all times for pedestrians and vehicles (including heavy vehicles and equipment) over the burdened property for the purpose of constructing, maintaining, repairing, improving and renewing the said surface water drainage pipe leading from Plots 26(1) D and 26(3)A (which Page 6 of 63 subjects are for the purposes of this servitude right, hereby nominated and identified as the benefited property) on the realigned Meadowside Street, via Plots 26(1)C, 25(3) and 25(2)B, to the River Clyde.
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