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SUFFOLK COASTAL DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS DECIDED Between 01/01/2004 and 31/03/2008 SUFFOLK COASTAL DISTRICT COUNCIL PLANNING APPLICATIONS DECIDED Between 01/01/2004 and 31/03/2008 ALDE Application No.: C/07/1730 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 31/10/2007 Case Officer: Naomi Hayes Applicant: Wentworth Hotel Agent: Mullins Dowse & Partners Location: WENTWORTH HOTEL, WENTWORTH ROAD, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5BD Proposal: Erection of extension to bar Application No.: C/07/1937 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 13/12/2007 Case Officer: Carl Allen Applicant: Brian Linke Agent: Location: ALDEBURGH CINEMA, 51 HIGH STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5AU Proposal: Installation of 1.2 metre satellite dish Application No.: C/07/1939 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 20/12/2007 Case Officer: Carl Allen Applicant: Nina Parkinson Agent: Steve Fair Location: ALDEBURGH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, PARK ROAD, ALDEBURGH, SUFFOLK, IP15 5ES Proposal: Installation of air con/heat pumps & supply/extract ventilation Application No.: C/07/2001 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 24/01/2008 Case Officer: Carl Allen Applicant: Mr M Clements Agent: Volute Design Ltd Location: CROSS KEYS INN, CRABBE STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5BN Proposal: Erection of permanent external free standing canopy Application No.: C/04/0570 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 19/05/2004 Case Officer: Migrated Code Applicant: The Parochial Church Council of Agent: Matthew Thomas DipArch MA (Hons) RIBA Location: Aldeburg Church Hall Adjoining Church Of St Peter And St Paul Victoria Road Aldeburgh Suffolk Proposal: Installation of access ramp and handrail to provide wheelchair access to the building Application No.: C/04/0690 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 18/05/2004 Case Officer: Chris Harden Applicant: Co-op Bank Agent: Satellite Communications Services Location: Co Op stores, 117 High Street, Aldeburgh Proposal: Installation of 1 metre satellite dish for connection to ATM Page 1 of 150 11/08/2009 Application No.: C/04/0828 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 16/06/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Aldeburgh Golf Club Agent: Christopher Hall Location: Aldeburgh Golf Club, Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Convert part of existing open bay storage area into work shop; erection of new storage bays adjacent to proposed workshop Application No.: C/04/0841 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 22/06/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Suffolk Coastal Primary Care Trust Agent: Suffolk Mental Health Partnership Trust Location: Aldeburgh District Hospital, Park Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Erection of single-storey extension to the occupational therapy department Application No.: C/04/0921 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: SUB Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 06/09/2004 Case Officer: Migrated Code Applicant: Mr A Haste Agent: Hollins Architects & Surveyors Location: Hall Farm, Hall Farm Lane, Aldeburgh Proposal: Conversion of part farm building to coffee shop, craft shop & outdoor pursuits retail use. (revision to withdrawn application C03/2310) Application No.: C/04/1042 Application Type: VOC 10 Decision Level: SUB Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 06/08/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: David Edwards Agent: Location: The Old Pumping Station, Park Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Variation of condition 4 of planning permission C02/1747 to read 'precise details of any events shall be submitted to the local planning authority not less than 14 days prior to the event & such events shall only be held with the prior written agreement of the local planning authority' Application No.: C/04/1063 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: SUB Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 13/09/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Aldeburgh Golf Club Agent: D Trower Location: Aldeburgh Golf Club, Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Construction of practice & teaching facility Application No.: C/04/1184 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 16/08/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Barclays Plc Agent: Stride Tregown Location: 177 High Street, Aldeburgh Proposal: Removal of main entrance step & the forming of small ramp to provide access for disabled persons Page 2 of 150 11/08/2009 Application No.: C/04/1288 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 24/08/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Co-operative Bank Agent: Satellite Communication Services Location: Co-operative Store, 8 Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Retention of 1m satellite dish for connection to ATM Application No.: C/04/1311 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 01/09/2004 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Sue Ryder Care Agent: C K Surveyors Location: 105 HIGH STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5AR Proposal: Retention of single-storey rear extension Application No.: C/04/1511 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 22/09/2004 Case Officer: Applicant: Thorpeness & Aldeburgh Hotels Ltd Agent: Mullins Dowse & Partners Location: White Lion Hotel Proposal: Erection of single-storey extensions to provide enlarged kitchen, new disabled toilet & replacement toilet facilities Application No.: C/04/1515 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 22/09/2004 Case Officer: William Shoote Applicant: Mr A Mew Agent: Poole & Pattle Chartered Architects Location: 1 Thellusson Lodge, Victoria Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Insertion of dormer window to front elevation; installation of bay window to front elevation & two velux windows on rear Application No.: C/04/2088 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: SUB Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 19/01/2005 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: Aldeburgh Golf Club Agent: D Trower Location: Aldeburgh Golf Club, Saxmundham Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Construction of practice & teaching facility Application No.: C/04/2178 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 10/01/2005 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: 152 Florists Ltd Agent: David Hatcher Location: 161A High Street, Aldeburgh Proposal: Erection of store room to enclose yard area at rear of existing shop Page 3 of 150 11/08/2009 Application No.: C/04/2187 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 11/01/2005 Case Officer: Sharon Smith Applicant: The Wentworth Hotel Agent: Mullins Dowse & Partners Location: Wentworth Hotel, Wentworth Road, Aldeburgh Proposal: Construction of access ramp for disabled access Application No.: C/05/0287 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 06/04/2005 Case Officer: Chris Harden Applicant: Fat Face Agent: Grant Spencer Location: Fat Face 198 - 200 High Street Aldeburgh Proposal: New shop front fascia & rear fire exit & internal work including relocation of staircase, partitioning etc. Application No.: C/05/0431 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 25/04/2005 Case Officer: Migrated Code Applicant: Mr & Mrs P Scott Agent: Barnaby Milburn Location: 1 Crespigny Road Aldeburgh Proposal: Construction of wall on Crespigny Road frontage with repositioned pedestrian access (provision of parking spaces in Champion Road) Application No.: C/05/0445 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 27/04/2005 Case Officer: Migrated Code Applicant: Prezzo Plc Agent: G4 Design Location: Benson Blakes Bar and Grill 146 High Street Aldeburgh Proposal: Alterations and amendments to premises to include external refuse area, window changes, removal of cellar access and door changes Application No.: C/05/0821 Application Type: FUL 09 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 29/06/2005 Case Officer: Chris Smith Applicant: Ipswich Building Society Agent: Hoopers Location: 103 HIGH STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5AB Proposal: Insertion of new shopfront and internal alterations Application No.: C/05/1047 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 18/07/2005 Case Officer: William Shoote Applicant: Mr P Cooney Agent: Tim Buxbaum Architect Location: THE GOLDEN GALLEON, 137 HIGH STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5AR Proposal: Replacement of windows on High Street elevation Page 4 of 150 11/08/2009 Application No.: C/05/1080 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: DEL Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 12/09/2005 Case Officer: Chris Harden Applicant: Fat Face Ltd Agent: Blass Design Location: FAT FACE, 198-200 HIGH STREET, ALDEBURGH, IP15 5AJ Proposal: Erection of lattice screen on first floor roof and provision of 2 air conditioning units on first floor roof Application No.: C/05/1249 Application Type: FUL 10 Decision Level: SUB Parish ALDE Decision: Granted Decision Date: 03/10/2005 Case Officer: Steve Milligan Applicant: Wentworth Hotel Ltd Agent: Mullins Dowse & Partners Location: LAND REAR OF 11 TO 15, WENTWORTH ROAD, ALDEBURGH Proposal: Erection of 3 annexe hotel rooms with maids' room Application
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