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Animal Welfare Licensing Animal Welfare Licensing Fees and Charges for the Northants Licensing Partnership 2018/19 Charging period 01/04/18 – 31/03/19 Central Licensing Administration Unit The Central Licensing Administration Unit (CLAU) produces licences on behalf of the members of the Northants Licensing Partnership. Current partners are: The Borough Council of Wellingborough, Corby Borough Council, Daventry District Council, East Northamptonshire Council and Kettering Borough Council. Fee enquiries should be directed to the CLAU Advice Line: 01832 742102 CONTENTS: Animal Welfare Licensing Page 3: Animal Boarding Dangerous Wild Animals Page 4: Zoo Licence Dog Breeding Establishment Pet Shop Riding Establishment Page 5: How to pay your fees Page 2 Central Licensing Administration Unit Animal Welfare Licensing: ** excludes Veterinary Inspection Charges Current Charge VAT Total Charge Income Code Application (before VAT) (if applicable) (including VAT) Licensing unit On-line Payment Reference Animal Boarding Commercial CKN002 9624 ENC (East Northants) Animal Boarding Commercial CKN006 9624 DDC (Daventry) Animal Boarding Animal Boarding Commercial CKN007 9624 BWC 1 £230.00 N/A £230.00 Commercial (Wellingborough) Animal Boarding Commercial CKN008 9624 KBC (Kettering) Animal Boarding Commercial CKN009 9624 CBC (Corby) Animal Boarding Domestic (Home) CKN002 9624 ENC (East Northants) Animal Boarding Domestic (Home) CKN006 9624 DDC (Daventry) Animal Boarding Animal Boarding Domestic (Home) CKN007 9624 BWC 2 £224.00 N/A £224.00 Domestic (Home)** (Wellingborough) Animal Boarding Domestic (Home) CKN008 9624 KBC (Kettering) Animal Boarding Domestic (Home) CKN009 9624 CBC (Corby) Dangerous Wild Animals ENC CKN002 9628 ENC Dangerous Wild Animals Dav’try CKN006 9628 DDC Dangerous Dangerous Wild Animals W’boro CKN007 9628 BCW 3 £216.00 N/A £216.00 Wild Animals** Dangerous Wild Animals (Kett) CKN008 9628 KBC Dangerous Wild Animals (Corby) CKN009 9628 CBC Page 3 Central Licensing Administration Unit Current Charge VAT Total Charge Income Code Application (before VAT) (if applicable) (including VAT) Licensing unit On-line Payment Reference Zoo Licences (East Northants) CKN002 9678 ENC Zoo Licences (Daventry) CKN006 9678 DDC Quote on Quote on N/A Zoo Licences (Wellingborough) CKN007 9678 BCW 4 Zoo Licence application application Zoo Licences (Kettering) CKN008 9678 KBC Zoo Licences (Corby) CKN009 9678 CBC Dog Breeding (East Northants) CKN002 9625 ENC Dog Breeding (Daventry) CKN006 9625 DDC Dog Breeding Dog Breeding (Wellingborough) CKN007 9625 BCW 5 £194.00 N/A £194.00 Establishment** Dog Breeding (Kettering) CKN008 9625 KBC Dog Breeding (Corby) CKN009 9625 CBC Pet Shops (East Northants) CKN002 9626 ENC Pet Shops (Daventry) CKN006 9626 DDC 6 £207.00 N/A £207.00 Pet Shops (Wellingborough) CKN007 9626 BCW Pet Shops Pet Shops (Kettering) CKN008 9626 KBC Pet Shops (Corby) CKN009 9626 CBC Riding Establishments (ENC) CKN002 9627 ENC Riding Establishments Daventry CKN006 9627 DDC 7 Riding £253.00 N/A £253.00 Riding Establishments (W,Boro) CKN007 9627 BCW Establishments** Riding Establishments Kettering CKN008 9627 KBC Riding Establishments (Corby) CKN009 9627 CBC Page 4 Central Licensing Administration Unit How to pay your fees: BACS/INTERNET BANKING Our bank account details are as follows: BARCLAYS BANK PLC THRAPSTON BRANCH SORT CODE 20-46-50 A/C NO. 00858846 VIA OUR WEBSITE Please log on to www.northantslicensing.gov.uk and access the Payments On-Line link, follow the online instructions making sure you select the correct area reference for the area you are applying to. Payments may be made by debit or credit card. TELEPHONE PAYMENT Payments by card may be made by calling our card payment line on 01832 742211. For Invoices you can pay by automated telephone line: 01832 742259 and choose 'Option 3' BY POST Cheques should be made payable to EAST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE COUNCIL and crossed a/c payee. Send your cheque payment to: Central Licensing Administration Unit Cedar Drive Thrapston Northamptonshire Pay On-Line NN14 4LZ However you chose to pay please provide us with sufficient information to enable us to match your information to your application. If you are paying an invoice please ensure you quote the invoice number (for automated payments enter the invoice number excluding the dbi prefix) WE DO NOT ACCEPT CASH PAYMENTS Page 5 Central Licensing Administration Unit Page 6 .
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