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The Medworth Energy from Waste Combined Heat and Power Facility Order 2024

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SCHEDULE 7 TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS OR PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

Article 13 Table 7 (1) Area | (2) Street subject to temporary prohibition or restriction of use | (3) Extent of temporary prohibition or restriction of use of streets In the County of Cambridgeshire and the County of Norfolk | A47 (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of the A47 shown coloured light purple and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Algores Way (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Algores Way shown coloured yellow and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Norfolk | Broadend Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Broadend Road shown coloured light green and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Cromwell Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Cromwell Road shown coloured pink and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Cromwell Road (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Cromwell Road shown coloured pink and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Norfolk | Elm High Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Elm High Road shown coloured turquoise and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Drove (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Drove shown coloured dark green and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Bridge Lane (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Bridge Lane shown coloured blue and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Bridge Lane (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Bridge Lane shown coloured blue and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Salters Way (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Salters way shown coloured dark purple and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Weasenham Lane (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Weasenham Lane shown coloured red and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan

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SCHEDULE 7 TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OR RESTRICTION OF THE USE OF STREETS OR PUBLIC RIGHTS OF WAY

Article 13 Table 7 (1) Area | (2) Street subject to temporary prohibition or restriction of use | (3) Extent of temporary prohibition or restriction of use of streets In the County of Cambridgeshire and the County of Norfolk | A47 (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of the A47 shown coloured light purple and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Algores Way (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Algores Way shown coloured yellow and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Norfolk | Broadend Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Broadend Road shown coloured light green and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Cromwell Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Cromwell Road shown coloured pink and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Cromwell Road (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Cromwell Road shown coloured pink and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Norfolk | Elm High Road (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Elm High Road shown coloured turquoise and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Drove (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Drove shown coloured dark green and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Bridge Lane (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Bridge Lane shown coloured blue and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | New Bridge Lane (private street) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of New Bridge Lane shown coloured blue and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Salters Way (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Salters way shown coloured dark purple and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan In the County of Cambridgeshire | Weasenham Lane (public highway) | Temporary stopping up of the extent of Weasenham Lane shown coloured red and hatched blue on the access and public rights of way plan

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