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The Cambridge Waste Water Treatment Plant Relocation Order 2025

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SCHEDULE 3 STREETS SUBJECT TO STREET WORKS

Article 10 (1) Area | (2) Street within the Order limits subject to street works Cambridge City Council | Cowley Road Cambridge City Council | Private access road within the existing Cambridge waste water treatment works South Cambridgeshire District Council | Fen Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/6 and associated private track north of Green End and east of the river Cam South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/6 north of the A14 South Cambridgeshire District Council | Poplar Hall’s private track between the B1047 Horningsea Road and Footpath 85/6 east of the river Cam under the A14 South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/8 south of Biggin Hall South Cambridgeshire District Council | B1047 (Horningsea Road) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Horningsea Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Mainline (Westbound) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Mainline (Eastbound) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Eastbound Off-Slip (Junction 34) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Westbound On-Slip (Junction 34) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Low Fen Drove Way (adopted public highway) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Low Fen Drove Way (Byway 14) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track between Low Fen Drove Way and Station Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private section of Station Road at northern end of adopted public highway South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields leading south-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields leading north-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea, and south of the reservoir South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/6 and associated private track through fields leading north-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea, and north of the reservoir South Cambridgeshire District Council | Clayhithe Road, including layby South Cambridgeshire District Council | Bridleway 130/8 and associated private track leading east from the Clayhithe Road layby South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/10 and associated private track east of Grange Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track off Clayhithe Road into and through Grange Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/16 south of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields east of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Hatridge’s Lane – public adopted highway South Cambridgeshire District Council | Hatridge’s Lane – private track north of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/12 and associated private track leading west from the junction with Hatridge’s Lane and access to Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/16 and associated private track through Riverside Farm at the junction of Hatridge’s Lane South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 130/13 and associated Halingway track east side of the river Cam, east of Cam Sailing Club, Waterbeach South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP247/10 and associated private track through the field on the west side of the river Cam, north of Cam Sailing Club, Waterbeach South Cambridgeshire District Council | Burgess’s Drove South Cambridgeshire District Council | Long Drove South Cambridgeshire District Council | Bannold Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Track north of Bannold Drove junction with Kirby Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track to Waterbeach Water Recycling Centre

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SCHEDULE 3 STREETS SUBJECT TO STREET WORKS

Article 10 (1) Area | (2) Street within the Order limits subject to street works Cambridge City Council | Cowley Road Cambridge City Council | Private access road within the existing Cambridge waste water treatment works South Cambridgeshire District Council | Fen Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/6 and associated private track north of Green End and east of the river Cam South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/6 north of the A14 South Cambridgeshire District Council | Poplar Hall’s private track between the B1047 Horningsea Road and Footpath 85/6 east of the river Cam under the A14 South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 85/8 south of Biggin Hall South Cambridgeshire District Council | B1047 (Horningsea Road) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Horningsea Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Mainline (Westbound) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Mainline (Eastbound) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Eastbound Off-Slip (Junction 34) South Cambridgeshire District Council | A14 Westbound On-Slip (Junction 34) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Low Fen Drove Way (adopted public highway) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Low Fen Drove Way (Byway 14) South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track between Low Fen Drove Way and Station Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private section of Station Road at northern end of adopted public highway South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields leading south-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields leading north-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea, and south of the reservoir South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/6 and associated private track through fields leading north-east from Gayton Farm, Horningsea, and north of the reservoir South Cambridgeshire District Council | Clayhithe Road, including layby South Cambridgeshire District Council | Bridleway 130/8 and associated private track leading east from the Clayhithe Road layby South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/10 and associated private track east of Grange Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track off Clayhithe Road into and through Grange Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/16 south of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track through fields east of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Hatridge’s Lane – public adopted highway South Cambridgeshire District Council | Hatridge’s Lane – private track north of Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/12 and associated private track leading west from the junction with Hatridge’s Lane and access to Riverside Farm South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP130/16 and associated private track through Riverside Farm at the junction of Hatridge’s Lane South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath 130/13 and associated Halingway track east side of the river Cam, east of Cam Sailing Club, Waterbeach South Cambridgeshire District Council | Footpath FP247/10 and associated private track through the field on the west side of the river Cam, north of Cam Sailing Club, Waterbeach South Cambridgeshire District Council | Burgess’s Drove South Cambridgeshire District Council | Long Drove South Cambridgeshire District Council | Bannold Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Track north of Bannold Drove junction with Kirby Road South Cambridgeshire District Council | Private track to Waterbeach Water Recycling Centre

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