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Further Information on These Decisions Can Be Obtained from the Daventry District Council Website Delegated Weekly List For period Monday 22 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021 Further information on these decisions can be obtained from the Daventry District Council Website at: http://www.daventrydc.gov.uk/living/planning-and-building-control/search-comment-planning/ Application No. Location Proposal Decision Decision Date DA/2013/0591 The Post House, Welford Road, Work to tree subject of Tree Preservation Withdrawn 24-Feb-2021 Chapel Brampton, Order DA77 Northamptonshire, NN6 8AF DA/2020/0754 Stables, Spratton Road, Teeton, Demolition of existing stables and Approval Full 25-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire construction of an American barn and manege for the breeding and training of horses. DA/2020/0915 Land To Rear Of 25, Yew Tree Siting of glass house (retrospective). Approval Full 22-Feb-2021 Lane, Spratton, NN6 8HL DA/2020/0962 Swan Farm Buildings, Charwelton Replacement of commercial/industrial Approval Full 22-Feb-2021 Road, Preston Capes, building together with revised parking, Northamptonshire turning areas and additional landscaping. DA/2020/1005 103, Northampton Road, Non illuminated fascia sign. Approval 23-Feb-2021 Brixworth, Northamptonshire, Advertisement NN6 9DX DA/2020/1047 The Old Hall 3, Pitsford Road, Construction of detached double garage. Refusal 25-Feb-2021 Moulton, Northamptonshire, NN3 Householder 7SS DA/2020/1074 34, Bucknills Lane, Crick, Single storey rear extension. Approval 23-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire, NN6 7SX Householder Delegated Weekly List For period Monday 22 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021 Further information on these decisions can be obtained from the Daventry District Council Website at: http://www.daventrydc.gov.uk/living/planning-and-building-control/search-comment-planning/ Application No. Location Proposal Decision Decision Date App DA/2020/1077 Rydal House, Golf Lane, Church Demolition of existing dwelling and Refusal Full. 25-Feb-2021 Brampton, Northamptonshire, garage. Construction of replacement NN6 8AY dwelling with ancillary parking facilities, garage and gym. DA/2020/1099 9, The Dingle, Daventry, Lawful Development Certificate Approval Cert 23-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire, NN11 4DJ (Proposed) for a single storey rear of Lawfulness extension. Prop DA/2020/1100 2 , The Old Gardens, Daventry Single storey rear extension. Approval 22-Feb-2021 Road, Staverton, Householder Northamptonshire, NN11 6JH App DA/2020/1108 Pickwick, Vicarage Hill, Badby, Single storey side extension. Approval 22-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire, NN11 3AP Householder App DA/2020/1125 Catesby House, Upper Catesby Listed Building Consent for repairs to Approval Listed 22-Feb-2021 Road, Lower Catesby, structure to stop further cracking, bulging Building Northamptonshire, NN11 6LF and separation of outer leaf of two bays of rear elevation by insertion of stainless steel lintel (to be covered with existing stone lintel) and Helifix ties. DA/2020/1140 Karibu 16, The Green, Braunston, Single storey rear extension. Approval 23-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire, NN11 7HW Householder App DA/2020/1167 6, Emery Close, Welton, Demolition of existing conservatory. Approval 25-Feb-2021 Delegated Weekly List For period Monday 22 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021 Further information on these decisions can be obtained from the Daventry District Council Website at: http://www.daventrydc.gov.uk/living/planning-and-building-control/search-comment-planning/ Application No. Location Proposal Decision Decision Date Northamptonshire, NN11 2EN Construction of single storey extension, Householder new porch canopy to front door, new App external render. DA/2020/1172 Sunnyside, Road To Coton, Coton Demolition of existing conservatory. Approval 25-Feb-2021 (Ravensthorpe Parish), Construction of single storey rear Householder Northamptonshire, NN6 8RF extension to form garden room. App DA/2021/0005 77, High Street, Naseby, Work to tree subject of Tree Preservation Approval TPO 25-Feb-2021 Northamptonshire, NN6 6DD Order DA 372. DCO/2020/0010 DIRFT III DCO, Zone B, Plot 2 Application to discharge Requirement Approval DCO 25-Feb-2021 (DC5), Watling Street, Crick, 6(f)(g) and Requirement 16 for various Northamptonshire changes to the layout and design (specifically in respect of the main warehouse, multi storey car park, vehicle maintenance unit, rail canopy and site layout) of Zone B Plot 2 (DC5), previously approved under DCO/2020/0001. NMA/2021/0003 The Knoll (Signal Park), South Non material amendment to application Approval Non 23-Feb-2021 March, Daventry, DA/2020/0424 (Formation of Material Northamptonshire development plateau and erection of Amendment buildings for flexible employment use, creation of vehicular access, car parking, servicing, landscaping drainage and Delegated Weekly List For period Monday 22 February 2021 and Friday 26 February 2021 Further information on these decisions can be obtained from the Daventry District Council Website at: http://www.daventrydc.gov.uk/living/planning-and-building-control/search-comment-planning/ Application No. Location Proposal Decision Decision Date associated works) - relocation of sub- station. .
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