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Local Council Bi Annual Payments Local Council Bi annual payments PARISH REFVAL APPNAME ADDRESS PROPOSAL TOTAL REC PARISH PAYMENT 003 Alpington 2015/0707 Alpington Land South Of Wheel Erection of 10 residential units 33966.72 £5,095.01 Development Road Alpington Norfolk (Class C3) and school car Land Ltd parking area (Class Sui Generis) with associated landscaping and highway works. 009 Bawburgh 2016/0063 Mr & Mrs Vincini Land adjacent to Notification for Prior approval 3381.65 £507.25 Greenfields, Stocks Hill for a proposed change of use Bawburgh and associated building works of an agricultural building to 2 dwellinghouses (QA & QB) 011 Bergh Apton 2015/2806 Mr T Tidswell Mere Farm Barn, White ######################## 2486.81 £373.02 Heath Road, Bergh Apton 015 Bressingham 2015/2206 Mr Adrian Bloom Bressingham Hall Low ######################## 7716.46 £1,157.47 Road Bressingham Norfolk IP22 2AA 023 Carleton 2015/0992 Mr Richard Oaks Farm Besthorpe Erection of an agricultural 5401.52 £810.23 Rode Wharton Road Carleton Rode grain store. Norfolk NR16 1NF 2015/1165 Mr Richard Oaks Farm Besthorpe Agricultural infill extension 1248.57 £187.29 Wharton Road Carleton Rode between two buildings. Norfolk NR16 1NF 028 Costessey 2015/0665 Sainsbury's Sainsburys Supermarket Goods online extension and 20050.93 £3,007.64 Supermarkets William Frost Way alterations to existing Ltd Costessey Norfolk NR5 supermarket and service yard 0JS 028 Costessey 2015/0961 Mr Stephen Lee Unit 1 - 3 78, 80 And 82 Change of use from 3 Nr 13865.51 £2,079.83 Dr Torrens Way healthcare units to 4 Nr Costessey Norfolk NR5 wheelchair accessible ground 0GB floor flats. 2015/2058 Mr G Fox Land North Of 9 Kabin Redevelopment of land with 15272.15 £2,290.82 Road Costessey Norfolk 2no two storey dwellings 029 Cringleford 2015/0845 Bennett PLC Land South East Of Residential development of 2 41636.71 £10,409.18 Colney Lane Cringleford dwellings (with garages) and Norfolk associated external works. 2015/0846 Bennett Plc Land North West Of Residential development of 3 15151.58 £3,787.90 Newfound Farm Colney dwellings (with garages) and Lane Cringleford Norfolk associated external works. 2015/2008 Mr Richard Cringleford First And Construction of 2 detached 4 32553.80 £8,138.45 Youngs Middle Schools Cantley bed residential dwellings, to Lane Cringleford Norfolk include site infrastructure and NR4 6UG shared access from public carriageway. 034 Ditchingham 2015/2191 Mr Darren 45 Loddon Road Demolish prefabricated 6548.27 £982.24 Broughton Ditchingham Norfolk bungalow and erect 4 semi NR35 2RA detached bungalows with associated works. 037 Easton 2015/0093 Ms L Packard- 9 Parkers Close Easton Erection of semi-detached 3536.71 £530.51 Iverson Norfolk NR9 5EE bungalow. 047 Great 2014/1923 Mr J Pleasants 11 Station Road, Great 2 Proposed chalets with 7850.00 £1,177.50 Moulton Moulton, NR15 2DX garagesin replace of an existing dwelling(to be demolished) 048 Haddiscoe 2014/2065 Mr & Mrs K Ford Haddiscoe Hall Hall Road Demolition of Haddiscoe Hall, 1218.54 £182.78 Haddiscoe Norfolk NR14 The Ostlers House, Coach 6PE House and outbuildings. Two replacement dwellings and the erection of new outbuilding and carports 050 Heckingham 2015/0792 Mr K Dollay Hales Hospital, Yarmouth Proposed revisions to 19312.27 £2,896.84 Road, Heckingham, approved scheme for NR14 6PE conversion of Hales Hospital- amalgamation of units H14 and H15 to one residential unit and extension to unit H20 054 Hethersett 2015/0544 Mr & Mrs Clarke Twin Barn Farm Application for determination 3777.85 £566.68 Ketteringham Lane of prior approval under Class Hethersett Norfolk Q (a) and (b) for the proposed conversion of existing single agricultural building to 1 no dwelling house 2015/0635 Ben Bailey Land North Of Great Variation of condition 1 of 23631.65 £3,544.75 Homes Melton Road Hethersett permission 2014/1471 to Norfolk permit the re-plan of the eastern part of the site and a reduction in the overall number of dwellings at the site to 151 055 Hingham 2014/2322 Mr Paul Legrice Land South Of Norwich Erection of 88 new homes 100032.60 £15,004.89 Road Hingham Norfolk plus associated roads and 059 2015/1696 Mr Jason Graver Meadow Farm Cantley Proposed new agricultural 1211.05 £181.66 Ketteringham Lane Ketteringham building for storage of hay and Norfolk machinery 063 Kirstead TO 2015/0408 Mr Bryan Waller Homestead Nurseries Erection of Four Bay 5080.00 £762.00 BE RETAINED Loddon Corner Kirstead Multispan Polytunnels BY SNDC Norfolk NR15 1EE 066 Loddon 2014/2200 Mr Andrew 1 Church Plain Loddon To convert an existing grade 2 2379.24 £356.89 Pennington Norwich NR14 6LX listed former Butchers Shop with additional land to the rear into an Opticians with 2 separate housing accommodation units including a flat and a semi detached house. 067 Long stratton 2015/1856 Mr K Reynolds Netherton house The Change of use from offices to 8198.73 £1,229.81 Street Long Stratton restaurant with living accomodation 071 Mulbarton 2015/1480 Mr & Mrs Sub-division Of The Variation of condition 2 of 1607.00 £241.05 Rayward-Smith Garden Of Toad Hall planning permission Norwich Road Mulbarton 2014/0600/F - Construction of Norfolk rear conservatory, 6m x 4m, in green UPVC to match window. 076 Poringland 2015/2396 Wright Properties Land at Mill Close, Variation of condition 2 of 1994.30 £299.15 Ltd Poringland , permission 2013/0599 (four new dwellingsand land remediation and stabilisation works following planning application 2013/0107) to amend garages for plots 2,3 and 4 to double garages 2016/0043 Big Sky Land North Of Variation of Condition 2 of 8391.68 £1,258.75 Developments Shotesham Road permission 2014/0393/D - Ltd Poringland Norfolk Revisions to plot house types, parking and materials 080 Redenhall 2015/1315 Mr Andy Tomson Coldham Hall Burntoak Dutch Barn 2366.38 £354.96 with Harleston Lane Redenhall Norfolk IP20 9PD 2015/1452 Nick Watts 52-52A London Road Change of use from car 395.54 £59.33 Harleston Norfolk IP20 showroom to offices including 9BZ rear extension 083 Runhall 2015/1451 Mr Simon East View Welborne ######################## 712.70 £106.91 Mansfield Common Welborne Norfolk NR20 3LD 084 Saxlingham 2015/1372 Mr Peter Plot 2 The Bungalow Site Substitute of approved 3000.84 £450.13 Nethergate Woodrow Norwich Road dwelling (Plot 2) in regards to Saxlingham Nethergate Planning Application No. Norfolk 2008/0595/F. 086 Seething 2014/2120 Mrs H Nottage Nene Valley Farm Construction of new 120x40ft 1298.30 £194.75 Harveys Lane Seething Concrete and Boarding Norfolk NR15 1EN Chicken house parallel to existing to allow housing of Free Range Chickens 091 Starston 2015/1158 J.W. Thorpe & White House Farm Cross Demolition of existing farm 4420.89 £663.13 Son Road Starston Norfolk store and erection of chicken IP20 9NH rearing shed & feed bin 094 Surlingham 2015/0715 Mr L Dyer Winbirri Vineyard, Prior approval of proposed 1157.47 £173.62 Bramerton Road, portal steel frame building to Surlingham be used as a wine production facility 099 Tharston 2014/2300 Mr Simon The Old Queens Head Demolish Part of single storey 720.20 £108.03 Cruickshank Low Tharston Tharston storage buildings and replace Norfolk NR15 2AF with steel framed building for the same purpose with additional office space at first floor 110 Wheatacre 2014/1526 Mrs Linda King Barn At Church Farm Conversion of barn and 7000.00 £1,050.00 Church Road Wheatacre outbuildings to living Norfolk NR34 0AU accommodation 112 Winfarthing 2015/2925 Mr J Haynes Back Lane Farm High Steel portal frame clad with 1176.35 £176.45 London Lane Winfarthing profile sheet steel Norfolk IP22 2EF 116 Wreningham 2014/2574 Bush Group Ltd Land North Of Church Erection of new detached 10118.20 £1,517.73 Road Wreningham dwelling with double garage. Norfolk 117 Wymondham 2015/1871 Mr & Mrs Beck Farm Dykebeck Prior notification of agricultural 803.80 £120.57 Copeman Wymondham Norfolk development - proposed new NR18 9PL agricultural storage building Grand Total £420,672.97 £72,035.20 1.
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