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1346529 Broadland DC Planning X66 09:53 Fri, 05 Jun 2020 Date: 5.6.20 Op: Bernie Workflow Revise: 2: H Size: 150x66mm DAM AH: Lisa Pub: Eastern Daily Press P PLEASE CHECK SIZE IS CORRECT 1346529 Broadland DC Planning x66 09:53 Fri, 05 Jun 2020 TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE) ORDER 2015 – ARTICLE 15 and PLANNING (LISTED BUILDINGS AND CONSERVATION AREAS) REGULATIONS 1990 – REGULATION 5 The following applications have been submitted to the Council: 20201018 Variation of condition 2 following grant of planning permission 20172080 – plans and documents at Hall Farm, The Street, Buxton With Lamas, NR10 5JQ (Reasons g & h) 20201019 Sub-Division of Residential Plot and Erection of Five Additional Detached Dwellings & Re-Positioning of Access (Reserved Matter) at 94 Fakenham Road, Drayton, NR8 6PY (Reason a) 20201020 & 20201073 Proposed Alterations, New Electric Vehicle Provision and Creation of New Vehicular Access onto Cromer Road at 15 Cromer Road, Aylsham, NR11 6HE (Reasons c & e) 20201049 Proposed Loft Conversion Including Dormer to Rear & Velux Rooflights to the Front Elevation at 127 Norwich Road, Wroxham, Norwich, NR12 8RY (Reason d) 20201067 Variation of condition 2 of 20200223 to allow redesign of bungalow to improve layout and appearance at Park View Bungalow, Parish Road, Stratton Strawless, NR10 5LP (Reason c) 20201081 Erection of two detached dwellings (Outline) at Hawthornes, Hindolveston Road, Dereham, NR20 5SQ (Reason a) 20201056 Alteration to roof ridge to incorporate the existing flat roof side extension at 16 Church Terrace, Church Lane, Wroxham, NR12 8SH (Reason d) 20201025 & 20201026 Installation of Oil Tank in rear garden and boiler at rear of property at Dog Corner Lodge West, Heydon Road, Heydon, NR11 6RB (Reasons c & e) 20201088 & 20201099 Proposed rear sun room extension at Dog Corner Lodge West, Old Hall Farm, The Street, Themelthorpe, NR20 5PS (Reasons c & e) 20201089 Variation of conditions 2, 5, 6 & 7 (Planning Permission ref: 20191630) – Revisions to car park layout and details of – hard & soft landscape works for road & car park, surface water drainage, service routes & no dig surfaces at Walled Garden, Old Hall Road, Little Plumstead (Reason c) 20191426 Construction of Holiday and Leisure Park Comprising an Additional 280 Units of Holiday Accommodation; Landscaping, Drainage and Associated Infrastructure Works at Land At Haveringland Hall Park,Haveringland Hall Park,Haveringland,NR10 4PN (Reason b) Reasons for advertisement are as follows: (a) contrary to the development plan; (b) major development; (c) affects the setting of a Listed Building; (d) affects the character and/or appearance of a Conservation Area; (e) is for Listed Building Consent; (g) affects a Public Right of Way; (h) is of Local Interest The applications and accompanying plans can be inspected online at www.broadland.gov.uk/plans by inserting the relevant application number. Anyone who wishes to make representations about these applications should ensure that they are received by post, email or online within 21 days from the date of this Notice. Comments should include the Application Number and be made to the Assistant Director – Planning, Thorpe Lodge, Yarmouth Road, Thorpe St Andrew, Norwich NR7 0DU, to [email protected] or via the website. See the privacy statement on our website for details about how we use your information. In the event that planning permission is refused for an application and an appeal is subsequently lodged then any representations received will be forwarded to the Planning Inspectorate. Helen Mellors, Assistant Director – Planning 9 June 2020 1346529 Broadland DC Planning x66.indd 1 05/06/2020 09:53.
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