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Forest Heath District Council & St Edmundsbury Borough F O O R }P T F N O A O H R C }P R T F A N O A O H R C Town and }CountryP Planning (Development Management Procedure) F R TST EDMUNDSBURYFOREST HEATH BOROUGHDISTRICT COUNCIL COUNCILF & O A Advert types: PlanningN (Listed Building and Conservation Areas) ACT 1990 to a Listed Building;Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development)O O setting of a Listed Building; A Conservation Area O R Notice is given that Forest HeathH District Council and St Edmundsbury Borough Council P have received the following application(s): R PLANNING AND OTHER APPLICATIONS: PUBLIC NOTICE } C P 1. DC/16/2452/VAR } T F RPROW 2. DC/16/2457/FUL T F N Bury St Edmunds (CLB, C) O A (England) Order 2015 3. DC/16/2511/FUL -Affecting a public right of way; N O A warehouse and offices, Oasis, Homefield Road, HaverhillCLB (M, PROW) O 4. DC/16/2538/FUL and DC/16/2539/LB A H , 30-32 St Johns Street, Bury St Edmunds (C, SLB) -Within the curtilage of a Listed Building; O R (Amendment) OrderH R C P5. DC/16/2619/FULmain entrance and internal alterations, Hall Barn, Bury Road, Great LBDCThurlow, Haverhill R } (LB, C, PROW) C P T6. DCON(A)/SE/13/0902 - Variation of condition 2 of DC/16/0786/FUL, 87 Guildhall Street, } Little Livermere, Bury St Edmunds (CLB) F R -Listed Building discharge conditions; T F A 7. DCON(A)/SE/13/0938 - Conversion of offices to warehouse and extension to create new N Gurteen And Sons Ltd, Chauntry Mills, High Street, Haverhill (LBDC) A O - Conversion of retail space in to 6 no. flats, First And Second Floors N O HOUSEHOLDERA APPLICATIONS: Sons LTD, Chauntry Mill, High Street, Haverhill (LBDC)O In the event of an appeal against refusal of planning permission for householder applications, A whichH is dealt with on the basis of written representations, anyR representations made will O be sent to the Secretary of State and there will be no further opportunity to comment at H F the appeal stage. P R C - 1 no. agricultural storage building, Heath Farm, Spinney Road, M 1. DC/16/2427/HH } P R -Major development; C } O 2. DC/16/2574/HH T F R T 3. DC/16/2174/HHA and DC/16/2175/LB O Cottage Brockley Corner, Brandon Road, Culford (C, PROW) N A - Discharge of conditions 3, 4 and 5 of SE/13/0902/LB,O N R Forest HeathCottage, District Nowton Council Court, Nowton- District (LB) Offices, College Heath -Road, DischargeA Mildenhall, of Condition 3 of SE/13/0938/CAC, Gurteen And Suffolk, IP28 7EY O A P - Relocation of main entrance, new footpath to } St Edmundsbury Borough Council - West Suffolk House, Western Way,H Bury St. R SLB T Edmunds IP33 3YUF H The applications and associated documentation can be viewed via Public AccessC at either P -Affecting the of the offices above on Mondays to Fridays between 08:45- Loft conversion,– 17:00 or via 18 ourVictoria website Street, Bury St Edmunds (C) } R C LB C N https://planning.westsuffolk.gov.uk/online-applications/.O - ExtensionsRepresentations and conversionshould be of existing store rooms, Badgers T -Affecting a submitted within of 21 days of the date of this notice by using the online comment form F -Works R A on our website, by e-mail to [email protected] or by post to - PlanningA & Growth, West Suffolk House, Western Way, Bury St. Edmunds IP33 3YU. N O O A H Representations received willR be published on our website where they will be available A for public inspection and copying and will be used in connection with any procedure O C associated with the determinationP of the application including an appeal. H R 9th December 2016 } R Steven Wood, Head of Planning andT Growth F P A C } N O R T F A - Extension and replacement window, NowtonA O N O H R A C P O } H R R T F A C }P N O R T A A O N H R A P C } H R T F A C N O R A O A H R P C } R T F A N O A O H R C }P R T A N A H C R A.
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