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Summary: This Report Sets out the Delegated Decisions Made by Officers on Planning Applications from Recommendation Broads Authority Decisions made by Officers under Delegated Powers Planning Committee Report by Director of Planning and Resources 05 February 2016 Agenda Item No. 14 Summary: This report sets out the delegated decisions made by officers on planning applications from 18 December 2015to 22 January 2016 Recommendation: That the report be noted. Application Site Applicant Proposal Decision Bramerton Parish Council BA/2015/0388/HOUSEH Chestnut House Hill Mr & Mrs P Remove existing porch and replacement with Approved Subject to House Road Bramerton Staniforth new porch and adjoining single storey Conditions Norfolk NR14 7EE extension. Brundall Parish Council BA/2015/0349/FUL Brundall Bay Marina Tingdene Marinas Continued use of first floor as restaurant/cafe Approved Subject to Riverside Estate (use class A3). Conditions Brundall Norwich NR13 5PN Bungay Town Council BA/2015/0376/LBC 41A Bridge Street Ms Lynne Read Replacement of 3 No. windows, kitchen door Approved Subject to Bungay Suffolk NR35 and frame. Conditions 1HD Ditchingham Parish Council BA/2015/0344/HOUSEH 15 Waterside Drive Mr Justin Foster Erection of a wooden framed apex shed. Approved Subject to Ditchingham Norfolk Conditions NR35 2SH Hoveton Parish Council BA/2015/0416/COND Wroxham Saddlery Ms Sally Daniels (Retrospective) Variation of condition 2 of pp Approved Subject to Church Road Hoveton BA/2013/0197/FUL to add porch and replace Conditions Norwich Norfolk NR12 single door with double doors. 8UG Application Site Applicant Proposal Decision BA/2015/0379/HOUSEH Half Acre Horning Mr And Mrs Potter Two storey side extension (amended scheme Approved Subject to Road Hoveton Norwich to PP BA/2015/0305/HOUSEH) Conditions Norfolk NR12 8JW Mautby Parish Council BA/2015/0408/FUL Poplar Farm Church Mr Jonathan Green Retrospective application for the infilling of 2 Approved Subject to Lane Runham Mautby ditches and new access with gates. Conditions Norfolk BA/2015/0385/HOUSEH Marsh View Cottage Mr Richardson Timber framed garden room to south elevation. Approved Subject to Mautby Marsh Farm Conditions Mautby Norfolk NR29 3JD Norwich City BA/2015/0384/FUL St Anne's Wharf Mr Ian Fieldhouse Reinstatement of river wall and associated Approved Subject to Norwich Norfolk NR1 engineering works. Conditions Oulton Broad BA/2015/0347/FUL Broadland Holiday Mr Paul Spriggins Replacement of existing caravans with 22 Approved Subject to Village Marsh Road caravans for year round holiday occupation, Conditions Lowestoft Suffolk verandas, 22 car parking spaces and NR33 9JY associated landscaping. Thorpe St Andrew Town Council BA/2015/0372/CU Norfolk Garden Mr Peter Hales Part change of use to car wash facility. Approved Subject to Supplies 54B Yarmouth Conditions Road Thorpe St Andrew Norwich Norfolk NR7 0HE Wroxham Parish Council BA/2015/0381/FUL Barnes Brinkcraft Barnes Brinkcraft Part demolition of boatshed and erection of 3 Approved Subject to Formerly Moore & Co no. holiday dwellings. Application for re- Conditions Staitheway Road approval of extant permission Wroxham Norwich BA/2013/0019/FUL. Norfolk NR12 8TH Application Site Applicant Proposal Decision BA/2015/0417/HOUSEH Brynwood Beech Road Mr Vic Brown Replacement of existing timber quay heading Approved Subject to Wroxham Norwich Conditions NR12 8TP BA/2015/0354/HOUSEH Closeburn Beech Road Mr Paul Easter Extension of terrace. Approved Subject to Wroxham Norwich Conditions Norfolk NR12 8TP .
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