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Daventry District Council Weekly List of Applications Registered 19/04/2010 DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 19/04/2010 Application DA/2010/0269 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location 24, Spinney Rise, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4DL Proposal Work to trees within a Conservation Area Parish Abbey South Easting: 457190 Northing: 262209 UPRN 28010075 Application DA/2010/0270 Registered Date 25/03/2010 number Location 5, Wolsey Close, Crick, Northamptonshire, NN6 7XE Proposal Work to tree subject of a Tree Preservation Order Parish Crick Easting: 459166 Northing: 272554 UPRN 28015401 Application DA/2010/0271 Registered Date 06/04/2010 number Location Rylands, Welton Road, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7JG Proposal Two storey side extension, two storey front extension, single storey rear extension (revised scheme) Parish Braunston Easting: 454899 Northing: 266359 UPRN 28030898 Application DA/2010/0272 Registered Date 06/04/2010 number Location The Stables, Cold Ashby Hall, Church Lane, Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire, NN6 6EG Proposal Conversion of stables to single dwelling (resubmission) Parish Cold Ashby Easting: 465532 Northing: 276235 UPRN 28020670 Application DA/2010/0273/LB Registered Date 06/04/2010 number Location The Stables, Cold Ashby Hall, Church Lane, Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire, NN6 6EG Proposal Listed Building Consent for conversion of stables to single dwelling (resubmission) Parish Cold Ashby Easting: 465532 Northing: 276235 UPRN 28020670 Application DA/2010/0274 Registered Date 07/04/2010 number Location Cedar House 1, Woodlands Court, Watford, Northamptonshire, Proposal Work to trees and removal of tree all subject of a Tree Preservation Order Parish Watford Easting: 460222 Northing: 268904 UPRN 28017194 Application DA/2010/0275 Registered Date 29/03/2010 number Location New Lodge , Welford Road, Spratton, Northamptonshire, NN6 8HG Proposal Conversion of stable building to use for holiday let Parish Spratton Easting: 470836 Northing: 270614 UPRN 28028365 Application DA/2010/0276 Registered Date 29/03/2010 number Location Rumwood , Brixworth Hall Park, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, Proposal Demolition of existing dwelling and erection of two new dwellings with common access to private roadway Parish Brixworth Easting: 474758 Northing: 270931 UPRN 28027104 Page 2 Application DA/2010/0277 Registered Date 29/03/2010 number Location 9B , Clipston Lane, Great Oxendon, Northamptonshire, LE16 8LY Proposal Detached dwelling (revised scheme Plot 3) Parish Great Oxendon Easting: 473097 Northing: 283251 UPRN 28047813 Application DA/2010/0278 Registered Date 26/03/2010 number Location Fawsley Hall Hotel, Fawsley Road, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, Proposal Retrospective application to retain unauthorised work in respect of internal and external alterations not covered by planning approval DA/2005/0759 Parish Fawsley Easting: 456199 Northing: 256788 UPRN 28042469 Application DA/2010/0279/LB Registered Date 26/03/2010 number Location Fawsley Hall Hotel, Fawsley Road, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, Proposal Listed Building Consent for internal alterations to stable block conversion and extension (revised scheme) Parish Fawsley Easting: 456199 Northing: 256788 UPRN 28042469 Application DA/2010/0280 Registered Date 12/04/2010 number Location Fawsley Hall Hotel, Fawsley Road, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, Proposal Part retrospective application to retain unauthorised internal works and proposed alterations to sliding/hinged doors and column casings in the Saunders Room not covered by planning approval DA/2005/0759 Parish Fawsley Easting: 456199 Northing: 256788 UPRN 28042469 Page 3 Application DA/2010/0281/LB Registered Date 12/04/2010 number Location Fawsley Hall Hotel, Fawsley Road, Fawsley, Northamptonshire, Proposal Listed Building Consent for internal alterations to stable block conversion and extension including internal treatments (floor, wall, ceiling) of ground floor function rooms (revised scheme). Parish Fawsley Easting: 456199 Northing: 256788 UPRN 28042469 Application DA/2010/0282/NCC Registered Date 31/03/2010 number Location Harlestone Quarry , Harlestone Road, Lower Harlestone, Northants Proposal Revised Harlestone Quarry restoration to include soils from the 'Sandy Lane Improvements North' road formation works Parish Harlestone Easting: 470823 Northing: 263520 UPRN 28043481 Application DA/2010/0283 Registered Date 31/03/2010 number Location Springfield Cottage , Lamport Road, Old, Northamptonshire, Proposal Single storey lean-to extension to rear and reinstatement of chimney stack to gable wall of house Parish Old Easting: 478435 Northing: 273292 UPRN 28028264 Application DA/2010/0284 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location Everdon Stubbs Wood, Off Farthingstone Road, Everdon, Northants Proposal Work to two trees subject of a Tree Preservation Order Parish Everdon Easting: 460277 Northing: 256742 UPRN 28049336 Page 4 Application DA/2010/0285 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location Unit C, Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal, Railport Approach, Kilsby, Northamptonshire, NN6 7ES Proposal Installation of two standard loading docks Parish Kilsby Easting: 456610 Northing: 272798 UPRN 28042351 Application DA/2010/0286 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location Rye Hills Farm Nursery, Northampton Road, West Haddon, Northants Proposal Construction of a log cabin structure within the boundaries of the Day Nursery Site (replacing stable building approved under permission DA/2008/0677) Parish West Haddon Easting: 463845 Northing: 271428 UPRN 28033126 Application DA/2010/0287 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location Rye Hills Farm Nursery, Northampton Road, West Haddon, Northants Proposal Construction of canopy to the north and west elevations of existing building Parish West Haddon Easting: 463845 Northing: 271428 UPRN 28033126 Application DA/2010/0288 Registered Date 09/04/2010 number Location 24, West End, Welford, Northamptonshire, NN6 6HJ Proposal Demolition of existing bungalow and construction of new dwelling Parish Welford Easting: 463902 Northing: 280136 UPRN 28021625 Page 5 Application DA/2010/0289/NCC Registered Date 14/04/2010 number Location Brixworth Uplands, Church Street, Brixworth, Northamptonshire Proposal Refurbishment of building to provide children's centre facility. Small extension to form new entrance Parish Brixworth Easting: 474738 Northing: 271126 UPRN 28027254 Application DA/2010/0290 Registered Date 01/04/2010 number Location Saddlers Cottage 25, Harborough Road, Maidwell, Northamptonshire, NN6 9JA Proposal Two storey extension to rear of dwelling Parish Maidwell Easting: 474530 Northing: 277330 UPRN 28027344 Application DA/2010/0291 Registered Date 01/04/2010 number Location The Old Rectory, Church Street, Boughton, Northamptonshire, NN2 8SG Proposal Extension to dwelling (amended proposal) Parish Boughton Easting: 475306 Northing: 265835 UPRN 28023380 Application DA/2010/0292/LB Registered Date 01/04/2010 number Location The Old Rectory, Church Street, Boughton, Northamptonshire, NN2 8SG Proposal Listed Building Consent for extension to dwelling (amended proposal) Parish Boughton Easting: 475306 Northing: 265835 UPRN 28023380 Page 6 Application DA/2010/0293 Registered Date 06/04/2010 number Location Land at Clipston Road/Church Street, Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire Proposal Extension to existing storage shed for additional equipment Parish Sibbertoft Easting: 468140 Northing: 282490 UPRN 28045820 Application DA/2010/0294 Registered Date 06/04/2010 number Location 1, Berkeley Street, Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire, LE16 9UF Proposal Two storey extension to front and side of dwelling Parish Sibbertoft Easting: 468088 Northing: 282605 UPRN 28022147 Application DA/2010/0295 Registered Date 08/04/2010 number Location Triangle of land adjacent to Lunchfield Lane, Moulton, Northamptonshire Proposal Work to trees in a Conservation Area Parish Moulton Easting: 478216 Northing: 266083 UPRN 28046406 Application DA/2010/0296 Registered Date 07/04/2010 number Location 6, Westhorpe, Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire, LE16 9UL Proposal Work to tree subject of a TPO Parish Sibbertoft Easting: 467672 Northing: 282714 UPRN 28022095 Page 7 Application NMA/2010/0002 Registered Date 12/04/2010 number Location The Hollies , High Street, Scaldwell, Northamptonshire, NN6 9JS Proposal Non material amendment to application DA/2009/0757 (addition of gate pillar to right hand side of the new vehicular access) Parish Scaldwell Easting: 476846 Northing: 272308 UPRN 28028026 Application NMA/2010/0003 Registered Date 13/04/2010 number Location 19 , High Street, Welford, Northamptonshire, NN6 6HT Proposal Non Material Amendment to application DA/2008/0811 (to amend footprint and amended front elevation) Parish Welford Easting: 464321 Northing: 280402 UPRN 28021754 Page 8.
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