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Public Notices THE LONDON GAZETTE, 19ra MAY 1994 7405 Public Notices NATURE CONSERVANCY COUNCIL NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY-SOUTHERN REGION FOR ENGLAND Notice of application to vary a licence to abstract water Take notice that R. Shove & Sons, of Rookfield, Lower Shorne, near Gravesend, Kent DA12 3HR, is applying to the National Rivers NATIONAL PARKS AND ACCESS TO THE Authority to vary licence serial number 9/40/I/501/S to abstract COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1949 water for spray irrigation from Gore Green Reservoirs, at National WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 Grid References TQ 7204 7302 and TQ 7211 7321, at Gore Green Farm, Higham, Rochester, Kent. The variation being applied for is Declaration of National Nature Reserve: Foster's Green Meadows in to increase our maximum yearly quantity to 28,000 cubic metres, to the Parishes ofHanbury andBentley Pavncefoot in the County of add extra land as shown on map (available for public inspection), Hereford and Worcester. and add an extra point of abstraction ("B" on map). Water will be abstracted mainly in winter months into existing reservoirs. This will Notice is hereby given in pursuance of section 19 of the National enable us to increase our area of potatoes grown. Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 35 of the A copy of the application and any map, plans and other Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, that by the National Nature documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all Reserve No. 1 Declaration 1994, made on 18th May 1994, the reasonable hours at Rookfield, Lower Shome, near Gravesend, Nature Conservancy Council for England declared that the land Kent DA12 3HR, between 20th May 1994 and 18th June 1994. containing 12.3 hectares or thereabouts situated in the Parishes of Any person who wishes to make representations about the Hanbury and Bentley Pauncefoot in the County of Hereford and application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, Worcester and shown edged in black and tinted grey on the plan Resources Manager, Guilboume House, Chatsworth Road, attached to the said Declaration, is being held by the Worcestershire Worthing, West Sussex BN111LD, before the end of the said period. Nature Conservation Trust, a body approved by the Council, and managed as a nature reserve. R. Shove, on behalf of R. Shove & Sons Certified copies of the Foster's Green Meadows No. 1 Declaration 16th May 1994. (723) 1994, have been deposited for public inspection, free of charge, during normal office hours at the offices of Worcestershire Nature Conservation Trust, Lower Smite Farm, Hindlip, Worcestershire NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY-SOUTH-WEST WR3 8SZ; Hereford and Worcester County Council, County Hall, REGION Spetchley Road, Worcester WRS 2NP; Wychavon District Council, Civic Centre, Station Road, Pershore, Worcestershire WR10 1PT; Notice of application for a licence to abstract water and at the offices of the Nature Conservancy Council for England, Take notice that F. W. S. Carter & Sons Ltd., of Woodbury Park Masefield House, Wells Road, Malvern Wells, Worcestershire Golf & Country Club Ltd., Woodbury Castle, Woodbury, Exeter, WR14 4PA; Nature Conservancy for England, Northminster Devon EX5 1JJ, is applying to the National Rivers Authority for a House, Peterborough, Cambridgeshire PE11UA. licence to abstract water from an Irrigation Resevoir, Hogsbrook Wood, Woodbury, at National Grid Reference SY 0253 8881, On behalf of the Nature Conservancy Council for England. Hogsbrook Wood, Woodbury, Exeter, Devon. The proposal is to 18th May 1994. (1SI) abstract water at the following rates: 16-2 cubic metres per hour, 162 cubic metres per day and 18,184 cubic metres per year, between 1st April and 31st October each year. The water will be used for spray irrigation for a golf course tees and greens at the above address. WATER RESOURCES ACT A copy of the application and any map, plans and other documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all reasonable hours at Woodbury Park Golf & Country Club, between NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY 18th May 1994 and 20th June 1994. Any person who wishes to make representations about the Notice of application for a combined licence to obstruct or impeded the application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, flow of an inland water by means of impounding works and to the Water Abstraction Officer, NRA (Southwest), Manley House, abstract water. Kestrel Way, Exeter EX2 7LQ, before the end of the said period. Take notice that James Edward Briscoe Bevan, of Bulby Hall, Bulby, F. W. S. Carter & Sons Ltd. Bourne, Lincolnshire, is applying to the National Rivers Authority 10th May 1994. (729) for a licence to obstruct or impeded the flow of an un-named tributary of the East Glen river by means of a compacted clay lined embankment at National Grid Reference TF 051254, at Bulby Hall, Bulby, Irnham Parish, South Kesteven District, Lincolnshire, and to NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY-THAMES REGION abstract water at the following rates from the East Glen river at TF Notice of application to vary a licence to abstract water 05082549:20 cubic metres per hour, 480 cubic metres per day, 11,000 cubic metres initially until the lake is filled, and thereafter 4,000 cubic Take notice that RMC Group Services Limited, of RMC House, metres per year, between 1st January and 31st March each year at or Coldharbour Lane, Thorpe, Surrey TW20 8TD, is applying to the near that point. The capacity of the reservoir at overflow level will be National Rivers Authority to vary licence serial number 28/39/29/42 11,000 cubic metres. The water will be used to fill a conservation to abstract water from underground strata, National Grid Reference lake. Water flow in the un-named tributary will be diverted around TQ030688, at the above address. The variation being applied for is the lake to the East Glen river by means of an inlet structure and from 106,833 cubic metres to 150,000 cubic metres per annum and sealed pipe. from 364 cubic metres to 530 cubic metres maximum daily quantity of which 98 per cent is required to be returned to the gravel strata. A copy of the application and any map, plans and other A copy of the application and any map, plans and other documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all documents submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at all reasonable hours at Corby Glen Post Office, 2 Market Place, Corby reasonable hours at RMC House, Coldharbour Lane, between 19th Glen, Grantham, Lincolnshire, between 19th May 1994 and 20th May 1994 and 17th June 1994. June 1994. Any person who wishes to make representations about the Any person who wishes to make representations about the application should do so in writing to the Regional Technical application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, Manager, NRA Thames Region, Kings Meadow House, Kings Kingfisher House, Goldhay Way, Orton Goldhay, Peterborough Meadow Road, Reading RG1 8DQ, before the end of the said PE2 5ZR, before the end of the said period. period. / L. Smith, (ADAS) on behalf of James E. B. Bevan A. M. Schiefersten, on behalf of RMC Group Services Limited 4th May 1994. (721) 9th May 1994. (725).
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