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Weekly Reports 05.07.2019 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 05-07-2019 REFERENCE 06/19/0356/F GRID REF : PARISH Ashby with Oby 18 PROPOSAL Proposed single storey extension and alterations SITE Glebe Farm Field Fare Thurne Road Ashby with Oby GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr and Mrs Cooke AGENT Middleton & George Ltd APP ADDRESS Glebe Farm Field Fare Thurne Road Ashby With Oby GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0357/PU GRID REF : PARISH Belton & Browston 10 PROPOSAL App.-certificate of lawfulness of a proposed use or dev.for the use of land for siting of park hms for people of 50+ SITE Rose Farm Touring Park Stepshort Belton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT SRG Park Holdings Ltd AGENT RPS Group APP ADDRESS 63 Broad Green WELLINGBOROUGH Northamptonshire -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0339/F GRID REF : PARISH Belton & Browston 10 PROPOSAL Proposed erection of steel framed building in the rear garden SITE 131 Station Road North Belton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr S Bricknell AGENT Mr S Bricknell APP ADDRESS 131 Station Road North Belton GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0353/F GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell N 1 PROPOSAL Proposed two storey extension to the east of property SITE 22 Lark Way Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr J Tungate AGENT Mr J Tungate APP ADDRESS 22 Lark Way Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0362/LDO GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL Construct new facilities bldg, external canopy,wash down, machine shop, paint shop, yard area,security fences and gates SITE Site 11 Hydra-Rig Excalibur Road Beacon Park Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT NOV Hydra-Rig UK Ltd AGENT Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) L APP ADDRESS Hydra-Rig Excalibur Road Beacon Park Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 05-JUL-19 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 1 of 4 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 05-07-2019 REFERENCE 06/19/0336/O GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL 1) Full PP for 150 dwellings inc.new access points to New/ Beccles Rd. 2) Outline PP for 450 dwellings SITE Church Farm (Land At) New Road/Beccles Road Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Badger Building (E.Anglia) Ltd AGENT Badger Building (E.Anglia) Ltd APP ADDRESS Stanley House Stanley Street LOWESTOFT -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0352/F GRID REF : PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL Proposed garage conversion and single storey extension SITE 37 Kings Drive Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr J Ford AGENT John Ellis Archl Design APP ADDRESS 37 Kings Drive Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0228/F GRID REF : PARISH Fritton/St Olaves 10 PROPOSAL Stationing of static caravan to be used as an Annexe SITE Landscape New Road Fritton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr L Brown AGENT Mr L Brown APP ADDRESS Landscape New Road Fritton GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0354/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 5 PROPOSAL Construction of 12 dwellings (Plots 90-101) and realignment of 3 plots (29-31) previously approved under PP:06/15/0737/F SITE Former Claydon School (Land at) Beccles Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Badger Building (E.Anglia) Ltd AGENT Badger Building (E.Anglia) Ltd APP ADDRESS Stanley House Stanley Street LOWESTOFT -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0350/A GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 9 PROPOSAL See Application Form SITE Unit B2B Purley Court Great Yarmouth Shopping Park GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr J Wright AGENT Mr J Wright APP ADDRESS Century House Brunel Road Junction 41 Industrial Estate WAKEFIELD -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 05-JUL-19 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 2 of 4 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 05-07-2019 REFERENCE 06/19/0359/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 11 PROPOSAL Proposed single storey rear extension SITE 163 Brasenose Avenue Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr M Baker AGENT Mr S Robertson APP ADDRESS 163 Brasenose Avenue Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0361/F GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 11 PROPOSAL Remove existing single storey flat roof and construction of new rear sunroom extension with pitched roof over SITE 61 Middleton Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mrs L Roll AGENT Middleton & George Limited APP ADDRESS 61 Middleton Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0305/CU GRID REF : PARISH Great Yarmouth 14 PROPOSAL Retrospection application of change of use from dwelling to 5 bedroom HMO SITE 78 York Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mr Ogunjimi AGENT Wheatman Planning Ltd APP ADDRESS 78 York Road GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0306/F GRID REF : PARISH Martham 13 PROPOSAL Single storey side and rear extension SITE 49 Thurne Rise Martham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr G Hall AGENT Mr G Hall APP ADDRESS 49 Thurne Rise Martham GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0363/PAD GRID REF : PARISH Mautby 6 PROPOSAL Prior approval of proposed new cattle shed and an extn of an existing agricultural bldg to create an addition cattle shed SITE Paston Farm Mautby Lane Mautby GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr N Steggles AGENT Mrs L Allard APP ADDRESS C/o Norfolk County Council County Hall Martineaul Lane NORWICH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 05-JUL-19 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 3 of 4 REGISTERED PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED FOR 14 DAYS PRIOR TO 05-07-2019 REFERENCE 06/19/0355/PDE GRID REF : PARISH Mautby 6 PROPOSAL Proposed rear extension SITE 12 Thrigby Road Runham GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr J Wright AGENT Mr J Wright APP ADDRESS 12 Thrigby Road Runham GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- REFERENCE 06/19/0206/F GRID REF : PARISH Ormesby St.Marg 16 PROPOSAL Construct 2nd storey extension with flat roof on top of existing single storey extension at rear of property SITE 27 Spruce Avenue Ormesby St Margaret GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr A Howell AGENT Mr A Howell APP ADDRESS 11 Ryelands Hemsby GREAT YARMOUTH -------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * * * * End of Report * * * * Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 05-JUL-19 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 4 of 4.
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