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Great Yarmouth Borough Counci REFERENCE REFERENCE REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 17-08-2018 REFERENCE 06/18/0451/PAD GRID REF : PARISH Belton & Browston 10 PROPOSAL Prior approval of agricultural building to a single residential dwelling SITE Greenfields Nursery Cherry Lane Browston GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9DN APPLICANT Mr A Darling AGENT PRP (UK) LLP APP ADDRESS Tudor Lodge Browston Lane Browston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0333/CU GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell N 1 PROPOSAL Change of use of offices to therapy centre including internet sales and supply with associated storage SITE Unit 9 Enterprise Court Electronics House Gapton Hall Road Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mrs M Van de Pieterman AGENT Mrs M Van de Pieterman APP ADDRESS 26 Blake Drive Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0428/CU GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell N 1 PROPOSAL Change of use from warehouse to Gym (D2) SITE Unit 2 Hewett Road Waveney Park Gapton Hall Ind.Est (Parish of Bradwell) GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr J McLellan AGENT Mr J McLellan APP ADDRESS 15 Carrel Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0444/F GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell N 1 PROPOSAL Change of use and extensions to form offices SITE Jesters Diner Morton Peto Road Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Finance Shop AGENT Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) L APP ADDRESS 38-39 Baker Street Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0448/O GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL Sub division of garden to form plot for detached bungalow and garage SITE 15 Crab Lane Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr & Mrs Blaxell AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 15 Crab Lane Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 17-AUG-18 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 1 of 5 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 17-08-2018 REFERENCE 06/18/0403/F GRID REF : PARISH Caister On Sea 4 PROPOSAL Two storey rear extension SITE 27 Saxon Gardens Caister GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr & Mrs C & J Billington AGENT Mr G Parrott APP ADDRESS 16 Grassmere Caravan Site Bultitudes Loke c]Caister GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0464/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 5 PROPOSAL Demolish 50 Claydon Grove. Construct new access. Erect 12 x dwellings.Amends to plots 31-29 of PP 06/15/0737/F SITE 50 Claydon Grove (Land r/o) Claydon Grove Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Badger Building (EA) Ltd AGENT Badger Building (EA) Ltd APP ADDRESS Stanley House Stanley Street LOWESTOFT -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0447/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 7 PROPOSAL Remove brick wall adj. Cliff Hill & dropped kerb.Construct retaining wall within garden, create garden with parking SITE 40 Cliff Hill (Front garden opp.) Wooloomooloo Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr B McLellan AGENT Mr B McLellan APP ADDRESS 40 Cliff Hill Wooloomooloo Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0456/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 9 PROPOSAL Redevelopment of site to construct 10 self contained flats and a shop unit SITE 137 Mill Road Cobholm GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr W Harrison AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 10 Mackenzie Close Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0458/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 11 PROPOSAL First floor extension over existing balcony area SITE 141 Middleton Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr P & Mrs K Cairns AGENT Olley & Haward APP ADDRESS 141 Middleton Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 17-AUG-18 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 2 of 5 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 17-08-2018 REFERENCE 06/18/0460/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 11 PROPOSAL Front porch extension, extend bay window. Demolition of shed and rear single storey extension SITE 19 Trinity Avenue Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr S Shanahan AGENT Mr S Shanahan APP ADDRESS 19 Trinity Avenue Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0380/LB GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 14 PROPOSAL Proposed installation of disabled access toilets SITE Drill House York Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Seachange Arts AGENT Seachange Arts APP ADDRESS Mr C Mackintosh The Drill House York Road GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0358/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 14 PROPOSAL Continued use as a salvage yard storage area SITE 127/129 South Quay GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mr M Allard AGENT Mr M Allard APP ADDRESS G & A Car Spares 127/129 South Quay GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0354/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 15 PROPOSAL C.O.U to form 4 self contained 1 bedroom flats and C.O.U from A1 to A3 (cafe) on ground floor. Mixed use development SITE 73 St Nicholas Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mrs G Doyle AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 73 St Nicholas Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0465/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 19 PROPOSAL First and second floor extension over existing shop unit to create 2no. self contained flats. SITE 34 Lower Cliff Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr C Polidano AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 77 Marine Parade Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 17-AUG-18 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 3 of 5 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 17-08-2018 REFERENCE 06/18/0446/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 19 PROPOSAL Proposed terrace and retractable canopy SITE Ocean Room Pier Gardens Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr R Edwards AGENT Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) L APP ADDRESS Ocean Room Pier Gardens Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0461/F GRID REF : PARISH Hopton On Sea 2 PROPOSAL Refurb existing showbar & arcade, install new doors, windows, skylights & a smoking area SITE Hopton Holiday Village Warren Road Hopton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Haven Hopton Holiday Village AGENT Leisure Concepts APP ADDRESS Mr J Stratford Warren Road Hopton GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0397/F GRID REF : PARISH Martham 13 PROPOSAL Proposed rear extension to join main dwelling to garage SITE 3 Broom Close Martham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr D Bere AGENT Mr D Bere APP ADDRESS 3 Broom Close Martham GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0459/O GRID REF : PARISH Martham 13 PROPOSAL Sub division of garden to form plot for detached bungalow and garage SITE 7 Hyrn Close Martham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr & Mrs Avery AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 8 Upper Olland Street BUNGAY -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/18/0457/F GRID REF : PARISH Martham 13 PROPOSAL Retrospective application for decking area, wooden shed and wooden outbuilding at end of garden SITE 154 Repps Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr R Porter AGENT Mr R Porter APP ADDRESS 154 Repps Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 17-AUG-18 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 4 of 5 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 17-08-2018 REFERENCE 06/18/0450/PDC GRID REF : PARISH Mautby 6 PROPOSAL Notification for Prior Approval - Proposed change of use from storage (B8) to dwelling house (C3) SITE Common Road The Old Exchange Martham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr F Muskett AGENT Mr F Muskett APP ADDRESS Cosy Cat Developments Ltd High
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