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DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST of APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 15/10/2007 Application Number DA/2007/1090 Registered Date 28/0 DAVENTRY DISTRICT COUNCIL WEEKLY LIST OF APPLICATIONS REGISTERED 15/10/2007 Application DA/2007/1090 Registered Date 28/09/2007 number Location Beech Lodge, High Street, Guilsborough, Northamptonshire, NN6 8PU Proposal Extension to dwelling to form garage and room above Parish Guilsborough Easting: 467499 Northing: 272973 Application DA/2007/1091 Registered Date 01/10/2007 number Location Lower Redmill, Welford Road, Sibbertoft, Northamptonshire Proposal Agricultural building to be used for housing sheep, farm implements and hay/straw/animal feed Parish Sibbertoft Easting: 467309 Northing: 282881 Application DA/2007/1092 Registered Date 04/10/2007 number Location Stonecroft, Manor Road, Staverton, Northamptonshire, NN11 6JD Proposal Work to and removal of trees within a Conservation Area Parish Staverton Easting: 453829 Northing: 261459 Application DA/2007/1093 Registered Date 24/09/2007 number Location 67, Church Road, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7HQ Proposal Construction of detached dwelling Parish Braunston Easting: 453808 Northing: 266199 Application DA/2007/1094 Registered Date 24/09/2007 number Location Land Rear Of Old Forge House, Daventry Road, Kilsby, Northamptonshire, CV23 8XF Proposal Change of use of church yard to residential garden and erection of fence (retrospective) Parish Kilsby Easting: 456212 Northing: 270919 Application DA/2007/1095 Registered Date 24/09/2007 number Location Royal Mail, Danes Way, Crick, Northamptonshire, NN6 7FT Proposal Renewal of planning permission DA/2005/0840 for temporary warehouse building on yard area to house trailer repair facility Parish Crick Easting: 457305 Northing: 273598 Application DA/2007/1096 Registered Date 24/09/2007 number Location 9, Brindley Quays, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7AN Proposal Replacement and extension of existing rear decking Parish Braunston Easting: 453968 Northing: 265757 Application DA/2007/1097 Registered Date 25/09/2007 number Location Land Adjacent Park Spinney Close, Church Lane, Cold Ashby, Northamptonshire Proposal Demolition of existing tin agricultural shed. Construction of agricultural storage shed Parish Cold Ashby Easting: 465273 Northing: 276171 Page 2 Application DA/2007/1098 Registered Date 01/10/2007 number Location Hako Machines Ltd, Eldon Close, Crick, Northamptonshire, NN6 7UD Proposal Extension to warehouse, two storey extension to office, creation of concrete road (revised scheme) Parish Crick Easting: 458288 Northing: 272581 Application DA/2007/1099 Registered Date 01/10/2007 number Location 17 , High Street, Pitsford, Northamptonshire, NN6 9AD Proposal Two storey extension to front of dwelling Parish Pitsford Easting: 475520 Northing: 267985 Application DA/2007/1100 Registered Date 02/10/2007 number Location 7 , Jaccorin Close, Boughton, Northamptonshire, NN2 8XG Proposal Work to tree subject of a TPO Parish Boughton Easting: 476173 Northing: 264786 Application DA/2007/1101 Registered Date 03/10/2007 number Location Mint Cottage , Cross Hill, Brixworth, Northamptonshire, NN6 9DB Proposal Work to trees in a Conservation Area Parish Brixworth Easting: 474710 Northing: 271075 Page 3 Application DA/2007/1102 Registered Date 03/10/2007 number Location Adam View , Butchers Lane, Boughton, Northamptonshire, NN2 8SH Proposal New porch entrance, extension above dining/utility room together with internal alterations to dwelling. Additional storage room above garage. Parish Boughton Easting: 475227 Northing: 266021 Application DA/2007/1103 Registered Date 03/10/2007 number Location Cotfield 1 , Church Road, Spratton, Northamptonshire, NN6 8HR Proposal Work to trees subject of a TPO Parish Spratton Easting: 471811 Northing: 270053 Application DA/2007/1104 Registered Date 01/10/2007 number Location HMP Rye Hill, Onley Park, Barby, Northamptonshire, CV23 8AW Proposal Installation of 1.8m satellite dish at ground level adjacent to Industries and Education Building Parish Barby Easting: 451640 Northing: 270246 Application DA/2007/1105 Registered Date 02/10/2007 number Location 13, North Close, Braunston, Northamptonshire, NN11 7JA Proposal Demolition of conservatory. Construction of two storey extension Parish Braunston Easting: 454658 Northing: 266454 Page 4 Application DA/2007/1106 Registered Date 02/10/2007 number Location 10, Cottesbrooke Park, Daventry, Northamptonshire, NN11 8YL Proposal Change of use from offices to Physiotherapy Practice Parish Abbey North Easting: 456406 Northing: 264235 Application DA/2007/1107 Registered Date 02/10/2007 number Location Land To Rear Of 37A, High Street, Welford, Northamptonshire, NN7 4QD Proposal Change of use from agricultural land to garden Parish Welford Easting: 464377 Northing: 280511 Application DA/2007/1108 Registered Date 02/10/2007 number Location Land To Rear Of 37B, High Street, Welford, Northamptonshire, NN7 4QD Proposal Change of use from agricultural land to garden Parish Welford Easting: 464369 Northing: 280496 Application DA/2007/1109 Registered Date 04/10/2007 number Location Crick Marina, West Haddon Road, Crick, Northamptonshire, NN6 7SQ Proposal Removal of Condition 13 of planning permission DA/2006/1404 relating to extension of 40mph speed limit along A428 Parish Crick Easting: 459699 Northing: 272984 Page 5 Application DA/2007/1110 Registered Date 04/10/2007 number Location Farm Close, Moulton Lane, Boughton, Northamptonshire, NN2 8RF Proposal Construct a front/rear dormer to garage roof Parish Boughton Easting: 475929 Northing: 265628 Application DA/2007/1111 Registered Date 04/10/2007 number Location The barn at The Old Bakehouse , Draughton Road, Maidwell, Proposal Addition of roof flue/terminal to the first floor living room and a ground floor en-suite below ground with patio over and adjustment to existing stepped access Parish Maidwell Easting: 474775 Northing: 276938 Application DA/2007/1112/LB Registered Date 04/10/2007 number Location The barn at The Old Bakehouse , Draughton Road, Maidwell, Proposal Listed Building Consent for addition of roof flue/terminal to the first floor living room and a ground floor en-suite below ground with patio over and adjustment to existing stepped access Parish Maidwell Easting: 474775 Northing: 276938 Application DA/2007/1113 Registered Date 05/10/2007 number Location Fearing International Ltd , Creaton Road, Creaton, Northamptonshire, Proposal Renewal of Planning Permission DA/2003/0492 for factory extension - Class B1 Light industrial Parish Creaton Easting: 473442 Northing: 271958 Page 6 Application DA/2007/1114 Registered Date 05/10/2007 number Location Fearing International Ltd , Creaton Road, Creaton, Northamptonshire, NN6 9ND Proposal Renewal of Planning Permission DA/2003/0490 for light industrial building Parish Creaton Easting: 473442 Northing: 271958 Application DA/2007/1115 Registered Date 05/10/2007 number Location 1A , Pitsford Road, Chapel Brampton, Northamptonshire, NN6 8BA Proposal Double detached garage with games room over Parish Chapel Brampton Easting: 473142 Northing: 266220 Page 7.
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