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DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST of APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 02/09/2019 App No. DA/2019/0505 Registered Date 22/08/2019 Loca DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 02/09/2019 App No. DA/2019/0505 Registered Date 22/08/2019 Location St Michael's Church, Violet Lane, Creaton, Northamptonshire Proposal Installation of handrail along path leading to church Parish Creaton Case Officer Mrs E Warden Easting: 470638 Northing: 271845 UPRN 28043571 App No. DA/2019/0549 Registered Date 14/08/2019 Location The Grange, Welton Road, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7JG Proposal Conversion of barn to four bedroom self-contained holiday let Parish Braunston Case Officer Sue Barnes Easting: 455120 Northing: 266343 UPRN 28004244 App No. DA/2019/0672 Registered Date 22/08/2019 Location Land At Stratfords Farm, Main Street, Marston Trussell, Northamptonshire, LE16 9TY Proposal Reserved matters application (access, appearance, landscaping, layout & scale) for the demolition of the existing buildings and construction of four dwellings (following outline planning approval under DA/2015/0419) Parish Marston Trussell Case Officer Nisar Mogul Easting: 469129 Northing: 285943 UPRN 28022179 App No. DA/2019/0690 Registered Date 21/08/2019 Location Guilsborough School Academy Trust, West Haddon Road, Guilsborough, Northamptonshire, NN6 8QE Proposal Demolition of classrooms and stores. Construction of replacement single storey sixth form building, extension to existing dining hall and reconfiguration of internal access route and rear car park Parish Guilsborough Case Officer Anna Lee Easting: 466880 Northing: 273653 UPRN 28020901 App No. DA/2019/0691 Registered Date 21/08/2019 Location Pitsford Water Treatment Works, Grange Lane, Pitsford, Northamptonshire, NN6 9AP Proposal Installation of pumping station and motor control centre (MCC) building, electrical (DNO) kiosk, switch gear kiosk, transformer kiosk, surge vessels and security fencing Parish Brixworth, Pitsford Case Officer Mrs K Daniels Easting: 475835 Northing: 268574 UPRN 28023598 App No. DA/2019/0694 Registered Date 20/08/2019 Location Haddonstone Ltd, Harborough Road, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, NN6 9EU Proposal Construction of biomass building (retrospective) Parish Brixworth Case Officer Anna Lee Easting: 475098 Northing: 271399 UPRN 28027899 App No. DA/2019/0695 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location 11, Brixworth Road, Holcot, Northamptonshire, NN6 9SJ Proposal Division of house to form two dwellings Parish Holcot Case Officer Rebecca Hambridge Easting: 479158 Northing: 269724 UPRN 28022257 Page 2 App No. DA/2019/0701 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location Newlands Lodge, Newland Road, Walgrave, Northamptonshire, NN6 9PZ Proposal First floor side extension Parish Walgrave Case Officer S Hammonds Easting: 480008 Northing: 272324 UPRN 28032898 App No. DA/2019/0717 Registered Date 21/08/2019 Location Barn At Froghall, Brixworth, Northamptonshire Proposal Variation of Condition 2 of planning permission PD/2018/0014 (Change of use of agricultural building to dwelling) alterations to the elevations and floor plan Parish Brixworth Case Officer Mrs K Daniels Easting: 474516 Northing: 270885 UPRN 28046470 App No. DA/2019/0721 Registered Date 21/08/2019 Location Home Farm, Hothorpe, Marston Trussell, Northamptonshire, LE17 6QX Proposal Extension to existing outdoor area and associated works Parish Marston Trussell Case Officer Mrs K Daniels Easting: 467991 Northing: 285075 UPRN 28022113 App No. DA/2019/0724 Registered Date 20/08/2019 Location Holly House 22, High Street, Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, NN6 7RD Proposal Listed Building Consent for replacement of kitchen, removal of cupboards and new cooker extract Parish Long Buckby Page 3 Case Officer Miss R Booth Easting: 462926 Northing: 267539 UPRN 28017857 App No. DA/2019/0726 Registered Date 20/08/2019 Location Wyndham House, Main Street, Church Stowe, Northamptonshire, NN7 4SG Proposal Work to tree subject of Tree Preservation Order DA 430 Parish Stowe Nine Churches Case Officer Mr M Venton Easting: 463863 Northing: 257592 UPRN 28016602 App No. DA/2019/0733 Registered Date 22/08/2019 Location St Mary's Church, Church Street, Staverton, Northamptonshire Proposal Works to trees in a conservation area. Parish Staverton Case Officer Mr M Venton Easting: 454103 Northing: 261125 UPRN 28044519 App No. NMA/2019/0046 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location Chestnuts 22, The Green, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7HW Proposal Non material amendment to application DA/2018/1110 (single storey rear extension alterations to existing rear extensions roof and construction of dormer window on front elevation) replace roof finish with natural slate, dormer/cladding to be cedar boarding. Parish Braunston Case Officer Rebecca Hambridge Easting: 454406 Northing: 266332 UPRN 28003719 App No. NMA/2019/0047 Registered Date 29/08/2019 Location Spectacle Lodge, Spectacle Lane, Moulton, Northamptonshire, NN3 7SH Page 4 Proposal Non-material amendment to application DA/2018/0822 (Demolition of existing additions and creation of new single and two storey extensions) relocate porch door on North elevation & apply render to South elevation. Parish Moulton Case Officer Mr T Cantwell Easting: 476852 Northing: 266066 UPRN 28023792 App No. PD/2019/0057 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location The Woodyard, A508 Brixworth Bypass, Brixworth, Northamptonshire Proposal Prior approval for change of use of agricultural building to storage purposes (Class B8) in association with groundwork and civil engineering business. Parish Brixworth Case Officer Mrs K Daniels Easting: 475374 Northing: 270283 UPRN 28059698 App No. PD/2019/0058 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location West Hill Manor Barn, Hemploe Road, Welford, Northamptonshire, NN6 6HF Proposal Construction of agricultural building. Parish Welford Case Officer S Hammonds Easting: 462461 Northing: 278787 UPRN 28044021 App No. PD/2019/0059 Registered Date 23/08/2019 Location Land At, Preston Capes Road, Farthingstone, Northamptonshire Proposal Construction of general purpose agricultural & forestry building. Parish Farthingstone, Everdon Case Officer S Hammonds Easting: 460446 Northing: 255586 UPRN 28062606 Page 5 .
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