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Doc - Complete Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. DOC - COMPLETE 3DC/2011/0203/DOC Norfolk Homes Ltd (ref: TJH) ATTLEBOROUGH Discharge of conditions Land to North of 3, 4, 11, 12, 18, 19, 20 & 21 Honeysuckle Way on pp 3PL/2010/1041/F 3DC/2012/0004/DOC Hopkins Homes Limited THETFORD Discharge of conditions 4 & 7 Hazel Covert on pp 3PL/2011/0521/F Kilverstone Park 3DC/2012/0013/DOC Richard Pike Associates THETFORD Discharge of conditions 3, 4 Land adjacent to Thetford and 6 on pp 3PL/2010/0107/F Train Station Canterbury Way 3DC/2012/0012/DOC Richard Pike Associates THETFORD Discharge of conditions 7 and Land adjacent to Thetford 10 on pp 3PL/2005/1666/F Train Station Canterbury Way 3DC/2012/0031/DOC Mr & Mrs Rodgers BEETLEY Discharge of condition no's 6 York Glen & 8 on 3PL/2011/1350/F High House Road 3DC/2012/0054/DOC Mrs Julia Howlett ROCKLANDS Discharge of condition 3 on Toad Hall pp 3PL/2011/0512/F 3DC/2012/0050/DOC Newton Court Development LtdBEETLEY Discharge of conditions 3 & 4 Redroofs on 3PL/2010/1359 Fakenham Road 3DC/2012/0028/DOC Mr M Webster TITTLESHALL Discharge of condition 4 on Woodford Lodge 3PL/2011/1129/LB Fakenham Road DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. DOC - COMPLETE 3DC/2012/0014/DOC Mrs S Giles HOCKHAM Discharge of conditions 8, 9 & Manor Farm Barns 12 on pp 3TL/2011/0005/TL Vicarage Road DOC-Discharge PART 3DC/2012/0010/DOC D A Garner HOCKHAM Discharge of conditions 5 & 6 Scotgate Close on pp 3PL/2011/0837/F 3DC/2012/0035/DOC Orchard Homes (East Anglia) L MILEHAM Discharge of condition 4 on Earlsmead pp 3PL/2011/0752/D in The Street respect of landscaping Decision Made 3DC/2012/0011/DOC Henry Davidson Developments CARBROOKE Confirmation that scheme has Neighbourhood Centre been constructed & completed Blenheim Grange in accordance with all planning approvals Permission 3PL/2011/1397/F Mr Andrew Scott THETFORD 36 PV Panels on W.facing roof The Nunnery slope of 'Store Room' & new external staircase 3PL/2011/1405/F Mr A Brennan SWAFFHAM Conversion of previously Valley Farm approved barn into 2 units & North Pickenham Road cartshed & store 3PL/2012/0044/F Mr S Johnson CARBROOKE Erection of wooden framed Willow End Cottage carport/shed Willow Corner DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0001/F Mrs Pat Powell OVINGTON Installation of a single small Oak Farm scale wind turbine (14.97m to Carbrooke Road hub, 5.5m diameter blade) (Resubmission) 3PL/2012/0059/F Mrs Philippa Edmonds OVINGTON Installation of a three small Crossroads Business Park scale wind turbines (14.97m to Saham Road hub, 5.5m diameter blades) 3PL/2012/0077/F Mr D Nobbs NORTH ELMHAM Convert barn to ancillary Home Pastures residential, rear Heath Road extension/link to farm house & erect detached garage/ store & 3PL/2012/0087/F Mr & Mrs Byrne BAWDESWELL En-suite and kitchenette Cobblers Cottage extension to rear elevation The Street 3PL/2012/0094/F Mr Rory Holbrook ATTLEBOROUGH Retention of the existing Swangey Farm domestic garage with home Swangey Lane office & storage above (retrospective) 3PL/2012/0107/F Mr & Mrs P Walker DEREHAM Alterations to bungalow and 24 Windmill Avenue erection of rear extensions 3PL/2012/0132/F M R Howard HOCKHAM Erection of Garden Shed Tanglemead Shropham Road 3PL/2012/0131/F Mr Mark Benson BANHAM Installation of a two small Haugh Corner Farm scale wind turbines (14.97m to Heath Road hub, 5.5m diameter blades) DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0130/F Aldridge Restoration Ltd OXBOROUGH Double garage to serve barn Church Farm conversion units 2 & 4 3PL/2012/0127/F Mrs Jill Skinner SWAFFHAM Alterations and conversion of Orwell House former stable and coach house 22 Station Street into a residential annexe 3PL/2012/0126/F Amazon Leisure SHROPHAM Single storey side extension The Fitness Centre to form dance studio Hargham Road 3PL/2012/0121/F Mr G Edmonds BRADENHAM Proposed single storey side 33 Mill Street extension to bungalow to provide master bedroom & ensuite 3PL/2012/0116/F Mr John Fernihough OLD BUCKENHAM Single storey lean-to Snetterton Farm extension to front elevation Banham Road 3PL/2012/0112/F Mr & Mrs R Fairbairn SHIPDHAM Proposed porch & roof over 5 Townshend Place existing bay window to front elevation & single storey flat roof extension to rear 3PL/2012/0110/F Mrs K M Farnsworth NORTH PICKENHAM Conversion of garage to Riverside House hairdressing salon/utility Meadow Lane room 3PL/2012/0160/F Mrs C Bidewell NORTH ELMHAM Replacement of existing Yarrow Bridge private river bridge (revised design) DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0155/F Miss G Hanson-Smith LITCHAM Single storey rear extension Stanell House and alterations to dwelling Back Street 3PL/2012/0149/F Mr & Mrs P Jackson DEREHAM Proposed loft conversion (inc. 14 Cecil Road raising ridge), single storey rear extension & porch ext. to front (amended scheme) 3PL/2012/0146/F Mr David Filer HOCKERING Erection of new dwelling The Pine Shop The Street 3PL/2012/0145/F G B Edmondson Ltd WHISSONSETT Erection of solar PV panels Brick Kiln Farm on roof of building on Mill Lane poultry farm 3PL/2012/0142/F Mr Don McNeight SCARNING Proposed granny annexe Orchard House Podmore Lane 3PL/2012/0139/F Eric Anderson ATTLEBOROUGH Single storey extension to Connaught Cottage side of house linking from Edenside Drive house gable end to annexe. (Amended scheme) 3PL/2012/0134/A Hood Vores & Allwood Solicit DEREHAM Erection of 4 no. fascia signs The Priory and 17 Church to front & gable end elevation Street (non-illuminated) 3PL/2012/0133/F R J Holbrook Tipper & Plant H ROUDHAM/LARLING New site access off Roudham R J Holbrook Tipper & Plant Road including erection Hire of gates Roudham Road DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0197/F Dereham Town Football Club S DEREHAM Erection of pavillion for Aldiss Park Bowls Club Aldiss Park Bowls Club Aldiss Park 3PL/2012/0195/F Cotman Housing Association OLD BUCKENHAM Change of use to amenity Land at St Andrews Close land and the installation of soakaways for the adjacent residential development 3PL/2012/0194/F Mr P F Honer-Glister HORNINGTOFT Single storey extension to Meadow View rear with porch to side Whissonsett Road 3PL/2012/0190/F Mrs C Warwick LITTLE ELLINGHAM Erection of single storey side Mandale extension (behind the garage) Church Road including raising height of existing flat roof 3PL/2012/0186/F Mr Tim Lynch SWAFFHAM Demolish conservatory, erect Fair Meadow single storey rear extension & Norwich Road two single storey side extensions (utility & study) 3PL/2012/0183/F Mr & Mrs G Reeve NEW BUCKENHAM Conversion of existing double Turnpike Lodge garage into two hobby studios The Common 3PL/2012/0181/F Mr Jeremy Ricketts OLD BUCKENHAM Bay window & porch, two 4 Chattergate additional windows, replacing existing conservatory with ground floor extension 3PL/2012/0179/F Mr David Daniels TITTLESHALL Conversion of redundant farm Wicken Farm buildings to one dwelling DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0178/F Mr J Bingham MATTISHALL Conversion of former Hereward Barn agricultural building into a Church Lane dwelling including extension (annex) 3PL/2012/0103/CA Mr Mike Daly NORTH LOPHAM Proposed demolition of 40 The Street derelict cottage 3PL/2012/0085/CU Mr N C Mcleod GRESSENHALL Change of use from High House Farm agricultural building to light Bilney Road industrial B1 Use Class (retrospective) 3PL/2011/1398/LB Mr Andrew Scott THETFORD 36 PV Panels to W.facing roof The Nunnery slope of Store Room & new external staircase 3PL/2012/0270/F Mr Matthew Wilkins OLD BUCKENHAM Continued use of land for Old Buckenham Airfield stationing of clubhouse for Abbey Road use in connection with airfield 3PL/2012/0266/F Mr & Mrs Clark KENNINGHALL Proposed alterations and new Millfield House rear first floor extension East Church Street 3PL/2012/0260/F Mr G Wall MILEHAM Installation of a three small Coronation Farm scale wind turbines (14.97m to hub, 5.6m diameter blades) 3PL/2012/0257/F Mr J Ford KENNINGHALL Erection of conservatory 3 Crown Courtyard to rear of dwelling DC135 Date of List - 02 MAY 2012 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by the Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. Permission 3PL/2012/0247/F Mr M Self WEETING Rear extension to bungalow 46 Castle Close 3PL/2012/0246/F Mrs C Reilly OVINGTON Installation of 16 solar Ovington Village Hall panels on south-facing Church Road roofslope 3NM/2012/0020/NMA Orchard Developments Ltd MILEHAM Amendment to 3PL/2011/0752/D Earlsmead (insert 2 dormers & 3 roof The Street lights in front elevation to form 2 beds/bathroom in roof) 3NM/2012/0019/NMA Mr & Mrs Daisley FRANSHAM Amendment to 3PL/2010/0830/D Plot adjacent The Manor in respect of change
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