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The London Gazette, Bth December 1991 19195 THE LONDON GAZETTE, BTH DECEMBER 1991 19195 Any person who wishes to make representations about address at all reasonable hours during the period beginning on the application should do so in writing to the Catchment Regulation 1st January 1992, and ending on 28th January 1992. Section, National Rivers Authority, Sapphire East, 550 Any person who wishes to make representations about the Streetsbrook Road, Solihull 691 1QT, before the end of the said application should do so in writing to the Catchment Regulation period. Section, National Rivers Authority, at Severn Trent Region, D. Mattin, Company Secretary, Severn Trent Water Limited Sapphire East, 550 Streetsbrook Road, Solihull B91 1QT, before the (800) end of the said period. A. Arden, on behalf of P. A. Arden & Son 5th December 1991. (749) NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—SEVERN-TRENT REGION Notice of applications to vary licences to abstract water NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—SOUTHERN REGION Notice is hereby given that applications are being made to the Notice of application for a licence to obstruct or impede the flow of National Rivers Authority by Severn Trent Water Limited, of an inland water by means of impounding works 2297 Coventry Road, Birmingham B26 3PU, to vary abstraction licences as follows: Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the National Rivers Authority, Southern Region by Michelmersh and 1. Licence number 18/54/10/71 which authorises abstraction from Timsbury Angling Society, 25 Nelson Close, Romsey, Hampshire, Stanford Reservoir, Warwickshire at NGR SP 5969 8027: for a licence to obstruct or impede the flow of small stream flowing to increase the quantity authorised to be abstracted in any from existing pond by means of two earth dams and located at SU year from 730 million gallons (3:319,000 cubic metres) to 328 207 in the parish of Romsey Extra. The object of impounding 3,800,000 cubic metres; water by means of the works is to provide fishing lakes. The capacity to change the purpose for which abstraction is authorised of the reservoirs at overflow level will be 7,652 cubic metres. from Water Undertaking to Public Water Supply or Transfer to A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other document Draycote Reservoir. submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at Ridge Cottage, 2. Licence number 18/54/10/72, which authorises abstraction Ridge, Romsey, Hampshire, at all reasonable hours during the from the River Avon at Brownsover Mill, Rugby, period beginning on 16th December 1991 and ending on Warwickshire at NGR SP 515 765: 13th January 1992. to reduce the quantities authorised to be abstracted in any Any person who wishes to make representation about the day from 8,000,000 gallons (36,400 cubic metres) to 15,000 application should do so in writing to the Resources Manager, cubic metres and in any year from 1,100,000,000 gallons National Rivers Authority at Guildbourne House, Chatsworth (5,000,000 cubic metres) to 2,400,000 cubic metres; Road, Worthing, West Sussex BN111LD, before the end of the said to change the purpose for which abstraction is authorised period. from Water Undertaking to Public Water Supply or Transfer to M. J. Wilmhurst, on behalf of Michelmersh and Timsbury Draycote Reservoir. Angling Society. 3. Licence number 18/54/12/97, which authorises abstraction for Public Water Supply purposes from the Draw-off Tower at 5th December 1991. (733) Draycote Water, Bourton and Draycote, Warwickshire at NGR SP 452 701. This variation is to increase the quantities authorised to be abstracted in any day from 5,800,000 gallons NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—SOUTHERN REGION (26,367 cubic metres) to 50,000 cubic metres and in any year from 1,550 million gallons (7,046,000 cubic metres) to Notice of application for licence to abstract water 15,000,000 cubic metres, provided that the aggregate quantity Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the authorised to be abstracted in any year for public water supply National Rivers Authority by Arc Southern for a licence to abstract purposes from Stanford Reservoir pursuant to licence the following quantities of water from Lenham Forstal at the 18/54/10/71, Brownsover pursuant to licence 18/54/10/72 and following point of abstraction: 816 cubic metres per day 68 cubic Draycote Water pursuant to licence 18/54/12/97 shall not metres per hour for the period annually at Eastings 591400 exceed 15,000,000 cubic metres. Northings 150700 (approx). Further details on the application are A copy of the applications and of any maps, plans or other up to 95 per cent of all water abstracted will be returned to source documents submitted with them may be inspected, free of charge, at when new sand processing plant is constructed. the offices of Severn Trent Water Ltd., at Avon Treatment Works, A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other document Mill Road, Rugby, Warwickshire, at Longbridge Depot, Stratford submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at ARC office at Road, Warwick and at 2297 Coventry Road, Birmingham, at all Reigate Heath, Reigate, Surrey RH2 9RG, at all reasonable hours reasonable hours during the period beginning on 19th December during the period beginning 13th December 1991 and ending on 1991 and ending on 23rd January 1992. 10th January 1992. Any person who wishes to make representations about Any person who wishes to make representations about the the application should do so in writing to the Catchment Regulation application should do so in writing to the Resources Manager, Section, National Rivers Authority, Sapphire East, 550 National Rivers Authority, Guildbourne House, Chatsworth Road, Streetsbrook Road, Solihull B91 1QT, before the end of the said Worthing, West Sussex BN111LD, before the end of the said period. period. R. Lane, on behalf of ARC Southern D. Mattin, Company Secretary, Severn Trent Water Limited 6th December 1991. (751) (799) NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—SEVERN-TRENT NATIONAL RIVERS AUTHORITY—SOUTH WEST REGION REGION Notice of application to vary a licence to abstract water Notice of application for licence to abstract water Notice is hereby given that application is being made to National Notice is hereby given that an application is being made to the Rivers Authority by Newton Abbot Races Ltd to vary the Licence National Rivers Authority by P. A. Arden & Son , Manor Farm, numbered 14/46/03/0534 to abstract water from The River Teign at Newton-on-Trent, Lincoln for licences to abstract the following SX 866721. The variation applied for is: To increase quantities of quantities of water from the River Trent, at the following points of abstraction to 36,000 gallons per hour, 324,000 gallons per day and abstraction: 3,000 cubic metres per day, 45,000 cubic metres per 10,000,000 gallons per year. year, at any point between NGR SK824075IO and SK82207460 in A copy of the application and any map, plan or other document the parish of Newton-on-Trent. 1,500 metres per day, 15,500 cubic submitted with it may be inspected free of charge at The Secretary's metres per year at any point between NGR SK81957450 and Office, Newton Abbot Races Ltd., Newton Abbot, at all reasonable SK84607345 in the parish of Dunham-on-Trent. Further details of hours during the period of one month following the publication of the application are: The water will be used for spray irrigation this notice. purposes during the months of April to October inclusive. Any person who wishes to make representations about the A copy of the application and of any map, plan or other document application should do so in writing to: The Water Abstraction submitted with it may be inspected, free of charge, at the above Officer, National Rivers Authority, South West Region, Manley.
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