Paragraph 2
The application shall be accompanied by an ordnance map to a scale of not less than six inches to one mile for the purpose of showing the matters specified in the next sub-paragraph:
Provided that the river authority may dispense with this requirement, or may accept a map to a smaller scale, if on the request of the applicant they are satisfied in the circumstances of the case that a map is unnecessary or, as the case may be, that a smaller scale will suffice.
There shall be shown clearly on the map (if any):—
the point or points of abstraction specified in the original licence (each with a reference number) at which the applicant proposes to abstract water;
as respects each point of abstraction, the relevant land for the purposes of section 27 of the Act (as modified by regulation 8);
the applicant's land (as defined in regulation 7(1)), distinguishing as may be necessary between parts of that land on which it is proposed to use water abstracted in pursuance of the licence for different purposes.
In this Schedule the expression “relevant land”, used in connection with section 27 of the Act, means land contiguous to the existing point of abstraction at which the applicant proposes to abstract from an inland water, or land consisting of or comprising underground strata and with access to the existing point of abstraction at which he proposes to abstract from those strata, being in either case land in relation to which the applicant claims such rights of occupation or access, actual or prospective, as satisfy the relevant conditions of section 27 (as modified by regulation 8) .