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Dunton and Langdon Hills |
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1984 Compulsory Purchase Order Example
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A 1984 Basildon Development Corporation Compulsory Purchase Order relating to land at Dunton and
Langdon Hills and scheduled to take effect in 1985. These orders appeared as 'Public Notices' in the London Gazette, local newspapers like
the Basildon Recorder, and were also drawing pinned to a wooden board attached to a stake, which was driven into the ground in the areas or
properties to which the orders applied to. |
THE NEW TOWNS ACT 1981
BASILDON DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
SOUTH WEST AREA OPEN SPACE
COMPULSORY PURCHASE ORDER 1984 NUMBER 6 |
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Secretary of State for the Environment in exercise of the powers
vested in him under the above Act on the Thirtieth day of April One Thousand Nine Hundred and
Eighty Five confirmed (with modifications) the Basildon Development Corporation South West
Area Open Space Compulsory Purchase Order 1984 Number 6 submitted to him by Basildon Development
Corporation
The Order as confirmed provides for the purchase for the purpose an area of open space the land
described in the Schedule hereto
A copy of the Order as confirmed by the Secretary of State for the Environment and of the Map
referred to therein, have been deposited at the offices of the Corporation, at Gifford House,
London Road, Bowers Gifford, Basildon, Essex and may be seen there at all reasonable hours
The Order as confirmed becomes operative on the date on which this notice is first published, but
a person aggrieved by the Order may, by application to the High Court within six weeks from that
date, question its validity on the grounds (1) that the authorisation granted by the Order is
not empowered to be granted or (ii) that his interests have been substantially prejudiced by
failure to comply with any statutory requirement relating to the Order
NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that whereas no Notice to Treat has been given in respect of any
of the lands described in the Schedule hereto NOW THE CORPORATION INTEND at the end of the
period of two months from the date on which this Notice is first published in exercise of the power
conferred on them by Section 4 of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981
TO MAKE A GENERAL VESTING DECLARATION in respect of the lands described in the schedule
hereto
A Statement of the effect of Parts II and III of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting
Declarations) Act 1981 is given hereunder
NOW THEREFORE all persons who, if a General
Vesting Declaration were made in respect of the relevant lands, would be entitled to claim
compensation in respect thereof are invited to give to the Corporation at Gifford House, Basildon,
Essex information by making a declaration in the prescribed form (which can be obtained from
the Corporation) with respect to their names and addresses and the land in question, before the
end of the said period of two months from the date of first publication of this Notice |
Statement of the effect of Parts II and III of the
Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981
POWER TO MAKE GENERAL VESTING DECLARATION |
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1. Basildon Development Corporation (hereinafter called "the Corporation")
may acquire any of the land described in the Schedule hereto by making a General Vesting
Declaration under Section 4 of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981 which
has the effect subject to paragraph 4 below of vesting the land in the Corporation at the end
of the period mentioned in paragraph 2 below. A Declaration may not be made before the end of
a period of two months from the first publication of a notice including this statement except
with the consent of every occupier of the land affected. |
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NOTICES CONCERNING GENERAL VESTING DECLARATION |
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2. As soon as may be after the Corporation make
a General Vesting Declaration they must serve notice of it on every occupier or any of the land
specified in the Declaration (except land where there is one of the tenancies described in
paragraph 3) and on every person who gives them information relating to the land in pursuance
of the invitation contained in any notice including this Statement. When the service of notices
of the General Vesting Declaration is completed, an intermediate period before vesting
begins to run. This period, which must not be less than 28 days, will be specified in the
Declaration. At the end of this period the land described in the Declaration will, subject
to what is said in paragraph 4, vest in the Corporation together with the right to enter on the
land and take possession of it. In addition every person on whom the Corporation could have
served a notice to treat in respect of his interest in the land (other than a tenant under one
of the tenancies described in paragraph 3) will be entitled to compensation for the acquisition
of his interest in the land and to interest on the compensation from the date of
vesting. |
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APPLICATION TO CERTAIN TENANCIES |
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3. In the case of certain
tenancies, the position stated above is subject to modifications. For the modifications to apply
the tenancy must be either a "minor tenancy", i.e. a tenancy for a year or yearly tenancy or
a tenancy for a lesser interest, or "a long tenancy which is about to expire". The latter
expression means a tenancy granted for an interest greater than a minor tenancy but having
at the date of the General Vesting Declaration a period still to run which is not more than
the period specified in the Declaration for this purpose (which must be more than a year). In
calculating how long a tenancy has to run, where any option to renew or to terminate it is
available to either party, it shall be assumed that the landlord will take every opportunity
open to him to terminate the tenancy while the tenant will use every opportunity to retain
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NOTICE OF ENTRY |
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4. The Corporation may not exercise the right of entry referred to in
paragraph 2 in respect of land subject to one of the tenancies described in paragraph 3 unless
they first serve notice to treat in respect of the tenancy and then serve every occupier of
the land with a notice of their intention to enter and take possession after the period (not
less than 14 days) specified in the notice. The right of entry will be exercisable at the end
of that period. The vesting of the land will be subject to the tenancy until the end of that
period or until the tenancy comes to an end, whichever happens first. |
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SEVERANCE |
5. If the effect of the General Vesting Declaration will be to sever a house,
building or factory, or a park or garden belonging to a house, by vesting part of it in the
Corporation and leaving part of it with the person who is entitled to, and is in a position
to sell, the whole, that person may serve on the Corporation a notice of objection to
severance. A notice of objection to severance, in order to be effective, must be served by
that person within 28 days of the service on him by the Corporation of the notice of the
General Vesting Declaration referred to in paragraph 2 (save in the exceptional cases referred
to in paragraph 10 of Schedule 1 of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act
1981). This (save those exceptional cases) stops the objector's interest from vesting in the
Corporation until his rights in the matter have been settled. The Corporation have (save in
those exceptional cases) three courses open to them:
(1) they may serve the objector with a notice which
in effect excludes the objector's land from the scope of the Declaration (and, if he receives no
notice from the Corporation under one of the other two alternatives within three months after
he has served them with his notice of objection to severance, they will be treated as having
done this); or
(2) they may serve him with notice that the
Declaration shall have effect in relation to the whole of the land (in which case the
Declaration will take effect in accordance with the notice); or
(3) they may refer the objection to the
Lands Tribunal and give him notice that they have done so. |
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POWERS OF THE LANDS TRIBUNAL IN SEVERANCE CASES |
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6. If the Lands Tribunal determine that the part of the objector's property
comprised in the Declaration can be taken without material detriment (where the objection
concerns the taking of part of a house, building or factory) or (where the objection concerns
the taking of part of a park or garden) can be taken without seriously affecting the amenity
or convenience of the house, the notice of objection ceases to have effect, so that the land
affected, i.e. the part of the property comprised in the Declaration, will vest in the
Corporation. If the Lands Tribunal do not decide in that way, they must decide what part (if
any) of the objector's land the Authority ought to be required to take in addition to the part
comprised in the Declaration. The Declaration will then take effect as if both these parts
had been comprised in the Declaration. |
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APPOINTMENT OF RENT-CHARGE |
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7. If any of the relevant land forms part of property subject to a rent-charge,
and the rent-charge is apportioned between the relevant land and the remainder of the property
by agreement or by award of the Lands Tribunal under Section 18 of the Compulsory Purchase Act
1965, the part apportioned to the relevant land will be treated as having been extinguished by
virtue of Part III of the Compulsory Purchase (Vesting Declarations) Act 1981 on the vesting
of that land in the Corporation, and after that the owner of the land will only be liable to
pay the part apportioned to the remainder of the property. Compensation for the extinguishment
will be payable to the person entitled to the rent-charge, and may be settled by agreement
between him and the Corporation or determined by the Lands Tribunal. Alternatively the owner
of the land and the person entitled to the rent-charge may agree that the part of the property
which is comprised in the relevant land shall be released from the rent-charge and that the
whole rent-charge shall be charged on the remainder of the property. This will operate to
release the relevant land from the rent-charge and to charge the whole rent-charge on the
remainder of the property. |
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APPORTIONMENT OF RENT |
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8. Where any of the relevant land forms part of property subject to a tenancy,
the rent will be apportioned between the relevant land and the remainder of the property on the
vesting in the Corporation of the tenancy of the relevant land. After that, the tenant will
only be liable for that part of the rent which is apportioned to the remainder of the
property. Any compensation to which he may be entitled for severance of his property will be
assessed with reference to the severance caused by that vesting. |
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A summary of the properties and land Compulsory Purchased
by Basildon Development Corporation in the Order Number 6 is as follows:
Land to the south side of Berry Drive.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Berry Drive of approximately 75 feet
(22.86 metres) a depth of approximately 300 feet (91.44 metres) and containing an area of 0-5 of an acre (0.202 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Western Avenue.
1) Western Avenue: The site of a property known as "Tree Tops".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the site of a property known as "Tree Tops" having a frontage to the
west side of Western Avenue of approximately 100 feet (30.5 metres) a return frontage to Berry Drive of approximately 125 feet
(38.1 metres) and containing an area of 0.275 of an acre (0.111 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Western Avenue of approximately 60 feet
(18.3 metres) a depth of approximately 121 feet (37 metres) and containing an area of 0.17 of an acre (0.068 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Western Avenue of approximately 43 feet
(13 metres) a depth of approximately 120 feet (36.57 metres) and containing an area of 0.117 of an acre (0.047 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Western Avenue of approximately 40 feet
(12.2 metres) a depth of approximately 120 feet (36.57 metres) and containing an area of 0.110 of an acre (0.045 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Western Avenue of approximately 46 feet
(14 metres) a depth of approximately 118 feet (36 metres) and containing an area of 0.125 of an acre (0.050 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
6) Western Avenue: Land and property known as "Chookaberry".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "Chookaberry" having a frontage to the
west side of Western Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.38 metres) and containing an area of 0.202 of an acre (0-08 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land at Stack Avenue together with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land.
1) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage of approximately 57 feet (17.3 metres) together
with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of
0.51 of an acre (0.206 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage of approximately 50 feet (15.2 metres) together
with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of
0.482 of an acre (0.195 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage of approximately 50 feet (15.2 metres) together
with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of
0.482 of an acre (0.195 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage of approximately 50 feet (15.2 metres) together
with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of
0.482 of an acre (0.195 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) Stack Avenue: Land and property known as "Shanklin".
A rectangular parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "Shanklin " having a frontage
of approximately 50 feet (15-2 metres) together with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of
approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of 0-482 of an acre (0-195 of a hectare or thereabouts.
6) A rectangular parcel of land at Stack Avenue, Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage of approximately 50 feet (15-2 metres) together
with the soil of Stack Avenue fronting the land which have a total depth of approximately 420 feet (128 metres) and containing an area of
0.482 of an acre (0.195 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the north side of First Avenue.
1) An L shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of First Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.38 metres)
and containing an area of 0.34 of an acre (0.137 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of First Avenue of approximately 120 feet (36.6 metres)
a depth of approximately 226 feet (69 metres) and containing an area of 0.610 of an acre (0.247 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of First Avenue of approximately 60 feet (18.3 metres)
a depth of approximately 198 feet (60 metres) and containing an area of 0.272 of an acre (0.110 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of First Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 198 feet (60 metres) and containing an area of 0.18 of an acre (0.073 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of First Avenue of approximately 295 feet (90 metres)
a depth of approximately 197 feet (60 metres) and containing an area of 1.334 acres (0.540 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
6) First Avenue: Land and property known as "Everest".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "Everest" having a frontage to the north
side of First Avenue of approximately 140 feet (42.67 metres) a return frontage to Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 180 feet
(54.86 metres) and containing an area of 0.578 of an acre (0.233 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Lower Dunton Road.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Lower Dunton Road of approximately 60 feet (18.28 metres)
a depth of approximately 190 feet (58 metres) and containing an area of 0-262 of an acre (0.106 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of First Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of First Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.5 metres)
a depth of approximately 179 feet (54.5 metres) and containing an area of 0.330 of-an acre (0.134 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) First Avenue: Land and property known as "Thorngrove".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "Thorngrove " having a frontage to the south
side of First Avenue of approximately 200 feet (60.96 metres) a return frontage to Central Avenue of approximately 180 feet
(54.86 metres) and containing an area of 0.82 of an acre (0.331 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) Hillcrest Avenue: Land and property known as "Iona".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "lona" having a frontage to the west side
of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 60 feet (18.3 metres) a depth of approximately 194 feet (59 metres) and containing an area
of 0.26 of an acre (0.105 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) Hillcrest Avenue: The site of a property known as "The Elms".
An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the site of a property known as "The Elms" having a frontage to
the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 55 feet (16.76 metres) and containing an area of 0.09 of an acre (0.036 of a hectare)
or thereabouts
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 70 feet (21.33 metres)
a return frontage to First Avenue of approximately 197 feet (60 metres) and containing an area of 0.25 of an acre (0.102 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the north side of Second Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Second Avenue of approximately 216 feet (66 metres)
a depth of approximately 92 feet (28 metres) and containing an area of 0.445 of an acre (0.180 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Lower Dunton Road
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Lower Dunton Road of approximately 50 feet (15 metres)
a return frontage to Second Avenue of approximately 208 feet (63.5 metres) and containing an area of 0.232 of an acre (0.094 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Second Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Second Avenue of approximately 120 feet (36.57 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (56.86 metres) and containing an area of 0.495 of an acre (0.20 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Second Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (54.86 metres) and containing an area of 0-165 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 164 feet (54 metres) and containing an area of 0.15 of an acre (0.060 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 60 feet (18.28 metres)
a depth of approximately 198 feet (60.35 metres) and containing an area of 0.272 of an acre (0.110 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 198 feet (60.35 metres) and containing an area of 0.182 of an acre (0.074 of a hectare) or thereabouts
Land to the east side of Lower Dunton Road
1) Lower Dunton Road: Land and property known as "Anna Lina".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising land and property known as "Anna Lina" having a frontage to the east
side of Lower Dunton Road of approximately 72 feet (22 metres) a depth of approximately 207 feet (63 metres) and containing an area
of 0.366 of an acre (0.148 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Third Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Third Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 177 feet (54 metres) and containing an area of 0.163 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Third Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 131 feet (40 metres) and containing an area of 0.120 of an acre (0.049 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Third Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (55 metres) and containing an area of 0.167 of an acre (0.068 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Third Avenue of approximately 204 feet (57 metres)
a depth of approximately 197 feet (55 metres) and containing an area of 0.776 of an acre (0.314 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.5 metres)
a depth of approximately 197 feet (60 metres) and containing an area of 0.366 of an acre (0.148 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the north side of Fourth Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, situated to the rear of the property known as "Mon Ami" Lower Dunton Road having a frontage to the north side of Fourth
Avenue of approximately 253 feet (77 metres) a depth of approximately 182 feet (55.5 metres) and containing an area of 1.056 acres (0.427 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.38 metres)
a depth of approximately 230 feet (70 metres) and containing an area of 0.42 of an acre (0.169 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.19 metres)
a return frontage to Central Avenue of approximately 180 feet (55 metres) and containing an area of 0.165 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.19 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (55 metres) and containing an area of 0.165 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.5 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (55 metres) and containing an area of 0.33 of an acre (0.134 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) Hillcrest Avenue: Land and property known as "High Trees".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the site of a property known as "High Trees" having a frontage to the
east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres) a depth of approximately 190 feet (58 metres) and containing
an area of 0.175 of an acre (0.071 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) Hillcrest Avenue: Land and property known as "Four Elms".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the site of a property known as "Four Elms" having a frontage to the
east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.19 metres) a depth of approximately 188 feet (57.5 metres) and containing
an area of 0.18 of an acre (0.072 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Fourth Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.38 metres)
a depth of approximately 240 feet (73 metres) and containing an area of 0.44 of an acre (0.178 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) An L-shaped parcel of land (comprising 3 parcels) at Dunton, Basildon, having a front age to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 249 feet (76 metres) and containing an area of 0.3 of an acre (0.121 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 20 feet (6.1 metres)
a depth of approximately 160 feet (48.76 metres) and containing an area of 0.073 of an acre (0.029 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 20 feet (6.l metres)
a depth of approximately 160 feet (48.76 metres) and containing an area of 0.073 of an acre (0.029 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) Fourth Avenue: The site of a property known as "Roseglen".
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the site of a property known as "Roseglen" having a frontage to the
south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres) a depth of approximately 145 feet (44.19 metres) and
containing an area of 0.133 of an acre (0.053 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
6) An irregular-shaped parcel of land (comprising 2 parcels) at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue
of approximately 40 feet (12.19 metres) and containing an area of 0.5 of an acre (0.202 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
7) Land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 100 feet (30.48 metres) and containing
an area of 0.770 of an acre (0.312 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
8) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 150 feet (45.7 metres) and containing an area of 0.137 of an acre (0.055 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
9) An L-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
and comprising an area of 0.423 of an acre (0.171 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
10) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Fourth Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.4 metres)
and containing an area of 0.55 of an acre (0.222 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 160 feet (49.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.151 of an acre (0.061 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
and containing an area of 0.287 of an acre (0.116 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 151 feet (46.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.142 of an acre (0.058 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
4) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 154 feet (47.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.134 of an acre (0.054 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
5) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, situated to the rear of property on the west side of Hillcrest Avenue having a width of
approximately 102 feet (31 metres) and containing an area of 0.229 of an acre (0.092 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Hillcrest Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 180 feet (55.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.163 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Ronald Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Ronald Avenue of approximately 53 feet (16.0 metres)
a depth of approximately 108 feet (33.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.130 of an acre (0.053 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the west side of Lincewood Park Drive.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the west side of Lincewood Park Drive of approximately 69 feet (21.0 metres)
a depth of approximately 220 feet (67.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.348 of an acre (0.140 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the north side of Egerton Drive.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Egerton Drive of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 125 feet (38.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.114 of an acre (0.046 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Egerton Drive of approximately 60 feet (18.28 metres)
a return frontage to Recreation Avenue of approximately 120 feet (36.57 metres) and containing an area of 0.165 of an acre (0.066 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the north side of Wheaton Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 128 feet (39.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.116 of an acre (0.047 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 60 feet (18.28 metres)
a depth of approximately 128 feet (39.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.17 of an acre (0.068 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
3) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 100 feet (30.48 metres)
a depth of approximately 128 feet (39.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.28 of an acre (0.113 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Wheaton Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a depth of approximately 262 feet (80.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.247 of an acre (0.10 of a hectare) or thereabouts
Land to the north side of Wheaton Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the north side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 80 feet (24.5 metres)
a depth of approximately 120 feet (36.57 metres) and containing an area of 0.220 of an acre (0.089 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Wheaton Avenue.
1) A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having frontage to the south side of Wheaton Avenue of approximately 20 feet (6.09 metres)
a depth of approximately 131 feet (40.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.084 of an acre (0.034 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
2) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, situated to the rear of property on the south side of Wheaton Avenue and containing
an area of 16.68 acres (6.750 hectares) or thereabouts.
Land known as Woodlands Avenue running eastwards from Recreation Avenue to Lincewood Park Drive.
1) Land at Dunton, Basildon, known as Woodlands Avenue running eastwards from its junction with Recreation Avenue for a distance of 295 feet (90.0 metres)
to its junction with Lincewood Park Drive and containing an area of 0.267 of an acre (0.108 of a hectare) or thereabouts
Land known as Alexander Road running eastwards from Lincewood Park Drive.
1) Land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the western section of Alexander Road running eastwards from its junction with Lincewood
Park Drive for a distance of 190 feet (58.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.179 of an acre (0.073 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land at Dunton, Basildon, forming the soil of a footpath running southwards for a distance of approximately 575 feet (175 metres) from
its junction with Alexander Road and containing an area of 0-108 of an acre (0.044 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Woodlands Avenue with frontage to Recreation Avenue.
A rectangular parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Woodlands Avenue of approximately 40 feet (12.2 metres)
a return frontage to Recreation Avenue of approximately 156 feet (47.5 metres) and containing an area of 0.147 of an acre (0.059 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land to the south side of Alexander Road.
1) An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the south side of Alexander Road of approximately 80 feet (24.38 metres)
and containing an area of 0.277 of an acre (0.112 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land at Dunton, Basildon, comprising the southern section of Lincewood Park Drive running southwards from its junction with Alexander Road for a distance of 623 feet (190 metres)
and containing an area of 0.321 of an acre (0.130. of a hectare) or thereabouts.
Land at Dunton, Basildon, forming the soil of a footpath situated approximately 311 feet (95.0 metres) south of the junction of Woodlands Avenue and
Lincewood Park Drive running south-westwards from its junction with Lincewood Park Drive for a distance of approximately 164 feet (50.0 metres) and
containing an area of 0.037 of an acre (0.015 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
An irregular-shaped parcel of land at Dunton, Basildon, having a frontage to the east side of Lincewood Park Drive of approximately
60 feet (18.3 metres) a depth of approximately 157 feet (48.0 metres) and containing an area of 0.242 of an acre (0.098 of a hectare) or thereabouts.
22nd June 1984.
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Other points of interest:
1) This is thought to be the final Compulsory
Purchase Order made by Basildon Development Corporation in the South West Area Open Space area of Langdon Hills and Dunton.
2) At the time of this order there remained a single occupied detached bungalow on the south side of Wheaton Avenue. It was later demolished.
3) Mollys Drive, which ran southwards linking Egerton Drive and Wheaton Avenue, had been cleared of all remaining properties prior to this order. |
Text researched and written 2003.
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