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6276 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 3RD MAY 1996 M. K. and E. P. Kitchen, Leckby Palace Farm, Asency, Thirsk, The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 23 cubic North Yorkshire, is applying for a licence to abstract water from (1) metres per hour, 273 cubic metres per day and 10,000 cubic metres The River Swale, (2) A Marl Pit, at between National Grid Reference per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops points (1) SE42157417 and SE41427483, River Swale, (2) between April and September each year. SE40947363, A Marl Pit. At Leckby Palace Farm, in the parish of Cundall with Leckby, Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. T. A. and E. E. Watson, of Lodge Farm, Leppington, Malton, North The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: (1) 28-6, Yorkshire, is applying for a licence to abstract water from Moor (2) 28-6 cubic metres per hour; (1) 616, (2) 616 cubic metres per day; Beck, at National Grid Reference point SE76906197 at Lodge Farm, (1) 12,300, (2) 6,160 cubic metres per year. The water will be used for Leppington, in the parish of Scrayingham, Norton, in the district of spray irrigation of arable crops between April and September each North Yorkshire. year. The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 4 cubic metres per hour, 40 cubic metres per day and 14,640 cubic metres per J. R. and S. J. Potter, Village Farm, Catton, Topcliffe,Thirsk, North year. The water will be used for agricultural use throughout the year. Yorkshire YO7 4SQ, is applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Swale between National Grid Reference points W. R. &C. M. Etty, of Low Catton Grange, Kexby, York YO4 5LE, SE37137688 and SE37957670, at Village Farm, Catton, in the parish is applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Derwent, of Catton, Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. between National Grid Reference points SE70275370 and The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 45-46 SE70655145, SE70605103 and SE70575041 at Town End Farm, Low cubic metres per hour, 1,000 cubic metres per day, 20,000 cubic Catton, York, and Low Catton Grange, Kexby, York, in the parish metres per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable of Catton, East Yorkshire. crops between April and September each year. The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 55 cubic metres per hour, 1,028 cubic metres per day and 20,032 cubic metres J. C. Lister Farms Ltd., of Ellenthorpe Lodge, Boroughbridge, York per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops YO5 9HJ, is applying for a licence to abstract water from the River between April and October each year. Swale and River Ure between National Grid Reference points SE43036S99 and SE4304664S River Swale, at SE40306745 and J. H. Dixon and Son, of Gravel Pit Farm, Sand Hutton, York YO4 between SE41046728 and SE43006600 River Ure, at Ellenthorpe 1LN, is applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Lodge and land at Milby in the parishes of Ellenthorpe and Milby, Derwent and Barlam Beck, between National Grid Reference points Harrogate district of North Yorkshire. SE72855720 and SE71455585 River Derwent, SE72855714 and The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 59 cubic SE73915702 Barlam Beck, at Skirpenbeck Grange, in the parish of metres per hour, 959 cubic metres per day, 35,950 cubic metres per Skirpenbeck, in the district of East Yorkshire. year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 45 cubic between April and September each year. metres per hour, 900 cubic metres per day and 24,318 cubic metres per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops W. A. Pick and Sons, of Home Farm, Kirk Hammerton, York YO5 between April and September each year. 8BX, is applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Nidd between National Grid Reference points SE46025477 and Selby Farms Ltd., of Newlands Farm, Cliffe Bank, Selby, North SE47245442, at Home Farm, Kirk Hammerton, in the parish of Kirk Yorkshire YO8 7EB, is applying for a licence to abstract water from Hammerton, Harrogate district of North Yorkshire. the River Ouse and Newlands Watercourse, between National Grid The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 55 cubic Reference points SE63083188 and SE65903082 River Ouse, between metres per hour, 1,100 cubic metres per day, 30,820 cubic metres per SE6330318I and SE63523252 and also SE64173236 and year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops SE64133170 Newlands Watercourse, at Newlands Farm, Goule Hall between April and September each year. Farm, Barlow Lane Farm, Cleak Hall Farm, Cottage Farm and Cherry Orchard Farm, at Cliffe near Selby, in the parish of Cliffe, W. Dale, Nunwick Farm, Nunwick, Ripon, North Yorkshire, is Selby, in the district of North Yorkshire. applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Ure between The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 57 cubic National Grid Reference points SE31057620 and SE32307395, and metres per hour, 1,100 cubic metres per day and 90,920 cubic metres also SE31907198 and SE32737065, at Nunwick Farm, Plaster Pitts per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops Farm, and the Beeches, in the parishes of Nunwick Cum Howgrave between April and September each year. and Sharow, Harrogate district of North Yorkshire. The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 40 cubic J. T. Swiers and Sons, of High Farm, Cundall, York YO6 2RJ, is metres per hour, 205 cubic metres per day, 15,000 cubic metres per applying for a licence to abstract water from the River Swale and year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops Cundall Beck, between National Grid Reference points SE42457337 between April and September each year. and SE43337140, SE42147417 and SE42337401 River Swale at High Farm, Cundall, York, and Leckby Villa Farm, Asenby, Thirsk, L. M. Dawson and Son, of Hutton Hall, Hutton Conyers, Ripon, North Yorkshire. SE41037310 and SE41157285, SE41897180 and North Yorkshire, is applying for a licence to abstract water from SE41987115 from Cundall Beck at High Farm, Cundall, York and Hallikeld Stell between National Grid Reference points SE33007497 Leckby Villa Farm, Asenby, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. and SE33227497, at Hutton Hall, in the parish of Hutton Conyers, The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 49-94 Harrogate district of North Yorkshire. cubic metres per hour, 898-97 cubic metres per day and 26,709 cubic The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 37 cubic metres per year, The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable metres per hour, 444 cubic metres per day, 12,000 cubic metres per crops between April and September each year. year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops between April and September each year. M. E. and G. A. Wood and Son, of Manor Farm, Tholthorpe, York YO6 2TN, is applying for a licence to abstract water from Derrings Robert Chester Farms Ltd., of Kinver Hill Farm Coft Hewick, Beck, between National Grid Reference points SE47016717 and Ripon, North Yorkshire, is applying for a licence to abstract water SE47916668, at Manor Farm, Tholthorpe, in the parish of from the River Ure and River Swale, between National Grid Tholthorpe, Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. Reference points SE32757062 and SE33207025 River Ure, at The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 31-8 cubic SE43206820 and SE43806720 River Swale, at Riverside Farm, metres per hour. 636 cubic metres per day and 18,000 cubic metres Bridge Hewick, Ripon, North Yorkshire and Clott House Farm, per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops Boroughbridge, York, respectively in the parishes of Sharow and between May and September each year. also Humberton, Harrogate in the district of North Yorkshire. The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 55-92 J. E. Hartley Ltd, of Siddle Farm Office, Common Lane, Monk cubic metres per hour, 883-74 cubic metres per day and 37,270 cubic Fryston, Leeds LS25 5EW, is applying for a licence to abstract water metres per year, in aggregate from each source. The water will be from (1) Habholme Dyke, and (2) un-named tributary of Habholme used for the spray irrigation of arable crops between April and Dyke, between National Grid Reference points SE53453170 and September each year. SE54003260 Habholme Dyke and also SE52153015 and SE53353050, un-named tributary of Habholme Dyke, at Ruddings R. H. Thompson and Son, of Temperance Inn Farm, Welburn, York Farm in the parish of Hambleton and Siddle Farm in the parish of YO6 7DZ, is applying for a licence to abstract water from Welburn Monk Fryston, both in the Selby district of North Yorkshire. Beck and Moorhouse Beck, at National Grid Reference points The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 64 cubic SE728683 Welburn Beck and between SE71456856 and SE72056885 metres per hour, 636-4 cubic metres per day and 4,546 cubic metres Moorhouse Beck, at Temperance Inn Farm, in the parish of per year. The water will be used for spray irrigation of arable crops Welburn, Ryedale, district of North Yorkshire. between April and September each year..
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