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CLHLSBUD-160427-8401642 /AFF/RC/MC File Ref/Unique Number: ATC/WI/NI/0050(2)/161456 Your Ref: 16/04016 23 Ebor Paddock Calne SN11 0JY Date: 28-04-2016 Our Ref: CLHLSBUD-160427-8401642 /AFF/RC/MC File Ref/Unique Number: ATC/WI/NI/0050(2)/161456 Your Ref: 16/04016 23 Ebor Paddock Calne SN11 0JY Date: 28-04-2016 For the attention of Mr Simon Day Wiltshire Council Monkton Park Chippenham Wiltshire, SN15 1ER Dear Sirs/Madam CLH Pipeline System Thank you for your enquiry dated 27-04-2016. We can confirm that our client’s apparatus, the CLH Pipeline System – Energy Act 2013 (CLH PS), may be affected by your proposals as indicated on the attached plan(s). The plan(s) supplied are intended for general guidance only and should not be relied upon for excavation or construction purposes. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of the information provided and in order to verify the accurate location of the pipeline in conjunction with your proposals you should contact, to arrange a site visit. Their contact details are given below. Central Services email: [email protected] Ashdon Road Tel: 01799 564101 Saffron Walden Essex, CB10 2NF When contacting Central Services, please quote the File Ref/Unique Number given at the top of this letter, which is specific to this enquiry. Please note that you should contact Central Services within 28 days of the date of this letter in order to validate this enquiry otherwise it will become void. You should note that the interests of the CLH Pipeline System are conserved by means of the Energy Act 2013, in particular Part IV of the Act, and other legislation such as the Pipeline Safety Regulations 1996. It is, however, the Energy Act 2013 that prohibits any development and most intrusive activities within the Easement Strip without specific consent from CLH Pipeline System. CLH Pipeline System Easement Strips are 6 metres wide and can incorporate other associated CLH Pipeline System facilities. Central Services will be able to provide guidance on the required procedures for entering into a Works Consent and provide confirmation on permitted development and intrusive activities. The whole process of obtaining Works Consent can take between four and six weeks depending on circumstances at the time of application. To reiterate, you should not undertake any work or activity without first contacting the CLH Pipeline System Operator for advice and, if required, Works Consent. For your additional information please visit http://www.linesearchbeforeudig.co.uk/index.php/useful-info , standard requirements for working/crossing the CLH Pipeline System – Energy Act 2013. You should also be aware that landowners and third parties have a duty of care not to carry out any works that have the potential to damage CLH Pipeline System apparatus. This duty of care applies even if the works themselves are situated more than 3 metres from the pipeline. Examples of such works are mineral extraction, mining, explosives, piling and windfarms. Please note that implementation of any unapproved work that affects a CLH Pipeline System Easement Strip may result in serious consequences in terms of health and safety, expense and other attendant liabilities. In such cases it is the perpetrator of the act, together with any other promoting organisation, that shall be held fully accountable for any resulting damage. Should you require any further assistance regarding this letter please contact the undersigned or alternatively, you can contact the Central Services using the details provided above. Yours faithfully For and on behalf of FISHER GERMAN LLP (CLH Pipeline System Land Agent) Enc Location Plan CC Central Services Information for Central Services Third Party Contact Details: Page 2 of 2 K R A P N O 400500 T 6 (PH) G 0 N I 1 g S 36 1 o 1 r S WARNING r E a C W g i a THIS DRWG. IS NOT TO BE USED FOR r D K CONSTRUCTION PURPOSES, THE LOCATION R Y A 1 P OF THE PIPE MUST BE VERIFIED AND 3 4 PEGGED ON SITE BY THE PIPELINE 1 N O 5 OPERATOR BEFORE ANY EXCAVATION OR T G CONSTRUCTION WORK COMMENCES. 1 N I ± S S 23 E FOR FURTHER DETAILS PLEASE CONTACT W SCHEME: OVERVIEW WINDOW 1 FISHER GERMAN ON 01530 412821 1 REFERENCE NOS................................6 47 6 TITLE: K 1 1 R 8 8 A 2 P 80.2m Y 5 T 3 I a 7 9 N 3 I FB R 3 7 T b 3 7 5 8 2 1 2 3 9 1 4 6 c E 8 B O R G 4 A 5 R D 3 4 E N den S Legend ar 3 M CLH_PS Cathodic Protection 1 7 b 5 8 5 1 r e 8 a 4 0 v Site centre coordinates: A i 2 A 8 R /E 400,454 - 169,829 27 S 8 M 1 1 9 77.4m 25 2 SU0069 SCALE: 1:1,500 @ A4 A 2 A DATE: 27/04/2016 FB /T (C 20 65 ) 67 1 69 Client: 71 E B O PRA D D 1 169800 O C 1 K 8 2 75.3m 6 73 14 R IV TITLE: E R S ID LOCATION PLAN EXTRACT E OF PIPELINE A/T (C) FB 5 2 1 2 A 8 © Crown copyright and database rights 2016 El 8 Ordnance Survey Licence Number AL100005237 Sub 7 w lo E f Sta 9 r L 7 e 32 2 M 1 v O C L 6 O o l t 34 S l 1 0 a E f 1 t 22 u O THE R w FB ISE ie V r e d iv THIS DRAWING IS PROTECTED BY COPYRIGHT. ea The Old IT MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM OR Delta rm R ive Fulling Mill BY ANY MEANS FOR ANY PURPOSE WITHOUT House R Brew House WRITTEN PERMISSION OF FISHER GERMAN LLP CHARTERED SURVEYORS 12 a 2 1 5 3 LB Fisher German LLP. The Estates Office, Norman Court, Ashby de la Zouch, 2 2 Leicestershire, LE65 2UZ Sluice Quemerford Telephone 01530 412821 2 House Fax: 01530 413896 In zone of interest LinesearchbeforeUdig enquiry: LSBUD-160427-8401642 DevelopmentmanagementNorth <[email protected]> Created on 28/04/2016 10:04 Enquiry details : Scheme/Reference : 16/04016 23 Ebor Paddock Calne SN11 0JY Enquiry type : Planned Works Start date : 17/05/2016 End date : 07/11/2016 Searched location : SN11 0JY Confirmed location : 400441 169809 Work category : Planning Applications Work type : Single property Site size : 50 metres diameter Work type buffer: 75 metres Please find attached information for the above. Kind Regards Economic Development and Planning Wiltshire Council Email: [email protected] Web: www.wiltshire.gov.uk 01249 706444 Follow Wiltshire Council -------------------------------------------------------------------- This email originates from Wiltshire Council and any files transmitted with it may contain confidential information and may be subject to Copyright or Intellectual Property rights. It is intended solely for the use of the individual or entity to whom they are addressed. If you have received this email in error please notify the sender and delete the email from your inbox. Any disclosure, reproduction, dissemination, modification and distribution of the contents of the email is strictly prohibited. Email content may be monitored by Wiltshire Council to ensure compliance with its policies and procedures. No contract is intended by this email, and any personal opinions expressed in this message are those of the sender and should not be taken as representing views of Wiltshire Council. Please note Wiltshire Council utilises anti-virus scanning software but does not warrant that any e-mail or attachments are free from viruses or other defects and accepts no liability for any losses resulting from infected e-mail transmissions. Receipt of this e-mail does not imply consent to use or provide this e-mail address to any third party for any purpose. Wiltshire Council will not request the disclosure of personal financial information by means of e-mail any such request Page 1/2 In zone of interest LinesearchbeforeUdig enquiry: LSBUD-160427-8401642 DevelopmentmanagementNorth <[email protected]> Created on 28/04/2016 10:04 should be confirmed in writing by contacting Wiltshire Council. Page 2/2 Householder Application for Planning Permission for works or extension to a dwelling. Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Publication of applications on planning authority websites. Please note that the information provided on this application form and in supporting documents may be published on the Authority’s website. If you require any further clarification, please contact the Authority’s planning department. 1. Applicant Name, Address and Contact Details Title: Mr First Name: Ben Surname: Sweet Company name: Street address: 23, Ebor Paddock Telephone number: Mobile number: Town/City: CALNE Fax number: Country: Email address: Postcode: SN11 0JY Are you an agent acting on behalf of the applicant? Yes No 2. Agent Name, Address and Contact Details Title: Mr First Name: tim Surname: wilkinson Company name: FHL ltd Street address: the stables 5 oldbury fields Telephone number: 01249820127 cherhill Mobile number: 07752255515 Town/City: calne Fax number: Country: United Kingdom Email address: Postcode: sn11 8hp [email protected] 3. Description of Proposed Works Please describe the proposed works: Extension over garage and single storey kitchen extension Has the work already been started Yes No without planning permission? Planning Portal Reference : PP-05066892 4. Site Address Details Full postal address of the site (including full postcode where available) Description: House: 23 Suffix: House name: Street address: Ebor Paddock Town/City: CALNE Postcode: SN11 0JY Description of location or a grid reference (must be completed if postcode is not known): Easting: 400441 Northing: 169809 5. Pedestrian and Vehicle Access, Roads and Rights of Way Do the proposals Is a new or altered Is a new or altered require any diversions, vehicle access pedestrian access Yes No Yes No extinguishment and/or Yes No proposed to or from proposed to or from the creation of public rights of the public highway? public highway? way? 6.
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