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The London Gazette, 1 Ith August 1995 11030 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 ITH AUGUST 1995 Lynn, Dams Head Droves, in the parishes of Coveney and Witcham, Any person who wishes to make representations about the in the district of East Cambridgeshire, in the county of application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, Cambridgeshire. Anglian Region, Aqua House, Harvey Street, Lincoln, before the The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 45-5 cubic end of the said period. metres per hour, 818-2 cubic metres per day, 10,228 cubic metres per R. Ev'ison, on behalf of J & D Gaunt and Partner year between April and October inclusive. The water will be used for spray irrigation. This is an application to replace Licence No. 4th August 1995. (780) 6/33/26/257/9. Application is made to include additional parcels of land and abstraction points, together with increases in abstraction rates. NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other document submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at 27 Main Street, Notice of application for a licence to abstract water Wardy Hill, near Ely, Cambridgeshire CB6 2DF, at all reasonable Take notice that Richard Baybutt Ltd., of Moss House Farm, Ben hours during the period beginning on 19th August 1995 and ending Lane, Bickerstaffe, is applying to the National Rivers Authority for a on 16th September 1995. licence to abstract water from Lighthouse Brook(2) at National Grid Any person who wishes to make representation about the Reference SD307050 at Hightown, Merseyside. application should do so in writing to the Environmental Manager, The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 23-67 National Rivers Authority, Anglian Region, Bromholme Lane, cubic metres per hour, 568-25 cubic metres per day 4,5 and 46 cubic Brampton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire PE18 8NE, before the end metres per year between April and September each year. The water of the said period. will be used for spray irrigation purposes. A copy of the application and any map, plans and other /?. J. Dewsbery documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all 8th August 1995. (809) reasonable hours at Gerrards Hall Farm, Station Road, Barton, between 11th August 1995 and 9th September 1995. Any person who wishes to make representations about the application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—ANGLIAN REGION Central Area, Lutra House, Dodd Way, off Seedlee Road, Bamber Notice of application for a licence to abstract water Bridge, Preston PR5 8BX, before the end of the said period. R. F. Baybutt, on behalf of R. Baybutt Ltd. Take notice that J C Rains Ltd. c/o Whiting & Partners, 41 St. Mary's Street, Ely, Cambridgeshire CB7 4ES, are applying to the 4th August 1995. (725) National Rivers Authority for a licence to abstract water from main drains and farm dykes between and within National Grid References: TL599940 and TL586932 and TL580920, TL599940 and NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—YORKSHIRE REGION TL602936 and TL594929, TL586931 and TL595929 and TL595927 and TL595924, TL581922 and TL583921 and TL581919, TL581919 Notice of application to vary a licence to abstract water and TL583918 and TL587915 at Cold Harbour and Covenham Take notice that Dales Water Services Ltd., Witherick Lane, Farms, Black Horse Drove, in the parishes of Littleport, Hilgay and Melmerby, Ripon, North Yorkshire HG4 5JB, on behalf of A. M. Southery, in the districts of East Cambridgeshire and West Norfolk, Binns, Bungalow Farm, Clint, Harrogate, North Yorkshire HG3 in the Counties of Cambridgeshire and Norfolk. 3DU, is applying to the National Rivers Authority to vary licence The proposal is to abstract water at the following rates: 164 cubic serial number 2/27/21/252 to abstract water from the River Nidd metres per hour, 3,273 cubic metres per day, 36,400 cubic metres per between National Grid Reference points SE283594 and SE286596, year, between April and October inclusive. The water will be used for at Bungalow Farm, Clint, Harrogate, in the parish of Killinghall, spray irrigation. This is a renewal application to replace Licence Harrogate, district of North Yorkshire. The variation being applied Number 6/33/47/94/5. There is no change in the land but application for is to include abstraction from the River Nidd at SE19966157 in is made to increase the hourly and daily rates, together with the the parish of Hartwith cum Winsley for use on land at period extended. Summerbridge, Harrogate, and from between SE26305908 and A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other document SE 26505907 in the parish of Hampsthwaite for use on land at submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at Flanders Farm, Hampsthwaite, Harrogate, both parishes are situated in the Mildenhall Road, Littleport, Ely, Cambridgeshire CB7 4SY, at all Harrogate area of North Yorkshire. No increase in the current reasonable hours during the period beginning on 19th August 1995 quantities of 10-45 thousand cubic metres per annum, 209 cubic and ending on 16th September 1995. metres per day, 17-5 cubic metres per hour, authorised to be Any person who wishes to make representations about the abstracted between the months of June to September for spray application should do so in writing to the Environmental Manager, irrigation is required. National Rivers Authority, Anglian Region, Bromholme Lane, A copy of the application and of any map, plans, or other Brampton, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire PE18 8NE, before the end documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all of the said period. reasonable hours at Bungalow Farm, Clint, Harrogate, North T. J. Rains. (Director) on behalf of J C Rains Ltd. Yorkshire, between 11th August 1995 and 11th September 1995. Any person who wishes to make representations about the 8th August 1995. (808) application should do so in writing to the National Rivers Authority, Licensing Section, Coverdale House, Aviator Court, Clifton Moor, York, North Yorkshire YO3 4UZ, before the end of the said period. NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—ANGLIAN REGION B. Simpson, on behalf of A. M. Binns Notice of application for a combined licence to obstruct or impede the llth August 1995. (781) flow of an inland water by means of impounding works and to abstract water. Take notice that J & D Gaunt and Partner, of Grove Farm, NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY- -NORTH-WEST Edlingtpn, Horncastle, are applying to the National Rivers REGION Authority for a licence to obstruct or impede the flow of un-named riparian drains leading to the River Lymn by means of small weirs Notice of application to vary a licence to abstract water at National Grid References TF362674 and TF363673 in the parish Take notice that R. Forrest & Son, of Backtown Farm, Ince of Mavis Enderby, in the district of East Lindsey, in the county of Blundell, near Formby, Liverpool L38 6JJ, is applying to the Lincolnshire, and to abstract water at the following rates: 75-75 National Rivers Authority to vary licence serial number 2569031081 cubic metres per hour, 1,818 cubic metres per day, and 27,730 cubic to abstract water from Ince Watercourse at National Grid Reference metres per year between 1st December and 31st March each year, at SD 31180350 at Ince Blundell. or near that point. The variation being applied for is delete: Not exceeding a total of The water is to be transferred to 2 off-channel reservoirs for re- 1-5 million gallons (approx. 681 megalitres) per year. Insert: Not abstraction for spray irrigation during the Summer months. exceeding a total of 15,911 cubic metre per year. Hourly and daily A copy of the application and any maps, plans and other rate to remain unchanged. documents submitted with it, may be inspected, free of charge, at all A copy of the application and any map, plans and other reasonable hours at the NFU Office, 28 St. Lawrence Street, documents submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at all Horncastle, Lincolnshire, between llth August and 8th September reasonable hours at Backtown Farm, Ince Blundell, near Formby, 1995. Liverpool, between 10th August 1995 and 17th September 1995..
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