The Heckington Fen Solar Park Order 2025
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SCHEDULE 4 STREETS SUBJECT TO STREET WORKS
Article 8 Interpretation 1 In this Schedule “cable works” means works to place, retain and maintain underground electrical and communications apparatus. (1) District in which street is located | (2) Street | (3) Description of the street works Boston Borough Council | A17 | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked G to H shown in blue on sheet 7 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Public Right of Way Swhd/14/1 | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked C to D shown in blue on sheet 7 of the rights of way plan, (document reference 2.3). Boston Borough Council | Royalty Lane | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked I to J shown in blue on sheet 7 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Timms Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked S to T shown in blue on sheet 9 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | North Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked U to V shown in blue on sheet 10 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Private Track leading from Timms Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked Y to Z shown in blue on sheet 11 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Bicker Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked AA to AB shown in blue on sheet 12 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7).
SCHEDULE 4 STREETS SUBJECT TO STREET WORKS
Article 8 Interpretation 1 In this Schedule “cable works” means works to place, retain and maintain underground electrical and communications apparatus. (1) District in which street is located | (2) Street | (3) Description of the street works Boston Borough Council | A17 | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked G to H shown in blue on sheet 7 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Public Right of Way Swhd/14/1 | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked C to D shown in blue on sheet 7 of the rights of way plan, (document reference 2.3). Boston Borough Council | Royalty Lane | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked I to J shown in blue on sheet 7 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Timms Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked S to T shown in blue on sheet 9 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | North Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked U to V shown in blue on sheet 10 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Private Track leading from Timms Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked Y to Z shown in blue on sheet 11 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7). Boston Borough Council | Bicker Drove | Cable works beneath the width of the highway between the points marked AA to AB shown in blue on sheet 12 of the streets and access plan, (document reference 2.7).
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