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Daventry District Council Weekly List of Applications Registered 15/12/2014 DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 15/12/2014 App No. DA/2014/1051 Registered Date 20/11/2014 Location 7A, Market Square, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4BH Proposal Listed Building Consent for formation and ground and first floor flats Parish Abbey South Case Officer Ms M Bennett Easting: 457449 Northing: 262571 UPRN 28009529 App No. DA/2014/1052 Registered Date 25/11/2014 Location Grove House, Nobottle (Brington Parish), Northamptonshire, NN7 4HJ Proposal Construction of carport Parish Brington Case Officer K Collins Easting: 467397 Northing: 263073 UPRN 28041107 App No. DA/2014/1053 Registered Date 27/11/2014 Location 3, Prince William Walk, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4AB Proposal Change of use from Class A1 (Shop) to Class A4 (Drinking Establishment) Parish Abbey South Case Officer B Ham Easting: 457131 Northing: 262457 UPRN 28010054 App No. DA/2014/1054 Registered Date 27/11/2014 Location Clarecroft Day Nursery Ltd 34, High Street, Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, NN6 7RD Proposal Listed Building Consent for removal and replacement of windows to front elevation and repaint front facade Parish Long Buckby Case Officer Ms M Bennett Easting: 462968 Northing: 267543 UPRN 28017383 App No. DA/2014/1055 Registered Date 26/11/2014 Location 14A, High Street, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 4HT Proposal Listed Building Consent for replacement signage Parish Abbey South Case Officer Ms M Bennett Easting: 457348 Northing: 262592 UPRN 28050030 App No. DA/2014/1056 Registered Date 28/11/2014 Location Yelvertoft Playing Field, Yelvertoft Village Hall, Lilbourne Road, Yelvertoft, Northamptonshire, NN6 6LJ Proposal Siting of wooden shed Parish Yelvertoft Case Officer I Cameron Easting: 459452 Northing: 275962 UPRN 28015708 App No. DA/2014/1057 Registered Date 01/12/2014 Location 13, Main Street, Marston Trussell, Northamptonshire, LE16 9TY Proposal Single storey rear extension Parish Marston Trussell Case Officer M Baynham Easting: 469222 Northing: 285870 UPRN 28022173 App No. DA/2014/1058 Registered Date 01/12/2014 Location Land At Stratfords Farm 19, Main Street, Marston Trussell, Northamptonshire, LE16 9TY Proposal Lawful Development Certificate (Existing) for use of land for the deposit and storage of road planings, up to 1400 tonnes, and parking of up to 5 sweepers Page 2 Parish Marston Trussell Case Officer B Allen Easting: 469149 Northing: 285862 UPRN 28022179 App No. DA/2014/1059 Registered Date 01/12/2014 Location Land To Rear Of 116, Northampton Lane North, Moulton, Northamptonshire, NN3 7QW Proposal Outline application for construction of four dwellings, associated garages and alterations to vehicular access Parish Moulton Case Officer C Phillips Easting: 478334 Northing: 265892 UPRN 28024393 App No. DA/2014/1060 Registered Date 02/12/2014 Location 3, The Slip, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, NN6 9HS Proposal Lawful Development Certificate (Proposed) for demolition of existing conservatory and construction of single storey extension and new porch to side elevation Parish Brixworth Case Officer K Collins Easting: 475100 Northing: 270683 UPRN 28027640 App No. DA/2014/1061 Registered Date 03/12/2014 Location 8, Newlands, Naseby, Northamptonshire, NN6 6DE Proposal Construction of two storey side extension and demolition of single storey extension. Construction of detached bungalow. Parish Naseby Case Officer K Collins Easting: 469047 Northing: 278122 UPRN 28019944 Page 3 App No. DA/2014/1062 Registered Date 04/12/2014 Location Land Between Junction 16 of the M1 Motorway and A45 west of Weedon Proposal Link road extending for a distance of 5.5km between J16 of the M1 and the A45 at a new roundabout at Dodford, crossing the A5 north of Weedon Bec. Parish Dodford, Flore, Weedon bec Case Officer R Lambert Easting: 462710 Northing: 260375 UPRN 28054163 App No. DA/2014/1063 Registered Date 26/11/2014 Location Maidwell Hall, Draughton Road, Maidwell, Northamptonshire Proposal Construction of sports pavilion Parish Maidwell Case Officer M Baynham Easting: 474887 Northing: 276702 UPRN 28038190 App No. NMA/2014/0071 Registered Date 05/12/2014 Location The Old Cottage, Main Street, Whilton, Northamptonshire, NN11 2NN Proposal Non material amendment to application DA/2014/0528 (roof lantern rotation and sash reduction) Parish Whilton Case Officer J Tierney Easting: 463752 Northing: 264683 UPRN 28037147 Page 4 .
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