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Weekly Reports 22.01.2021 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO 22-01-2021 REFERENCE 06/20/0670/F GRID REF : 652112 299987 PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL: New boundary fence & gates SITE Hopton House Hall Road Hopton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr & Mrs A & C Wood AGENT Mr S Barrett APP ADDRESS Hopton House Hall Road Hopton GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0659/F GRID REF : 650290 303087 PARISH Bradwell S 2 PROPOSAL: Demolition of existing bungalow and construction of detached chalet style bungalow and garage SITE 1 Clay Lane Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mrs Carter AGENT Andrew Middleton APP ADDRESS 1, Clay Lane Bradwell GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0671/F GRID REF : 648417 305354 PARISH Burgh Castle 10 PROPOSAL: Laying of ground loop collector array for heat pump serving domestic heating SITE The Laurels HIgh Road Burgh Castle GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Dr N Gould AGENT Dr N Gould APP ADDRESS The Laurels HIgh Road Burgh Castle GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 22-JAN-21 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 1 of 5 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO 22-01-2021 REFERENCE 06/20/0674/F GRID REF : 649192 305012 PARISH Burgh Castle 10 PROPOSAL: Proposed 2no. residential dwellings with garages SITE The Nursery Adjacent Oakview Mill Road Burgh Castle GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9QP APPLICANT Mr M Underwood AGENT Mr C Beckett APP ADDRESS Micawber Hall Lane Blundeston LOWESTOFT Suffolk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0622/F GRID REF : 644606 314560 PARISH Fleggburgh 6 PROPOSAL: Variation of Conditions 2 of pp 06/20/0274/F - Change to floor plan of dwelling SITE New House Tretts Lane Fleggburgh GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr Shreeve AGENT Middleton & George Ltd APP ADDRESS Rookery Cottage Low Road Runham GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0673/F GRID REF : 644237 313601 PARISH Fleggburgh 6 PROPOSAL: Development of site to create a plot for detached 4 bedroom bungalow and detached cart lodge SITE Marsh Road Site off Fleggburgh GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 3DE APPLICANT Mr & Mrs R Colman AGENT Andrew Middleton APP ADDRESS Beech House Farm Main Road Fleggburgh GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 22-JAN-21 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 2 of 5 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO 22-01-2021 REFERENCE 06/20/0629/F GRID REF : 652779 302752 PARISH Great Yarmouth 7 PROPOSAL: Ground floor rear extension with re-roof to include accommodation over SITE 96 Victoria Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mrs Claire Smith AGENT Mr J Stone APP ADDRESS 4 Suffolk Close Hopton on Sea GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0675/F GRID REF : 652563 301777 PARISH Great Yarmouth 7 PROPOSAL: Proposed 2 storey front and side extensions and single storey side and rear extensions. SITE 6 The Fairway Hopton-On-Sea GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 6JS APPLICANT Mr & Mrs Graham AGENT Mr A Middleton APP ADDRESS 6 The Fairway Hopton-On-Sea GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0665/F GRID REF : 652591 307304 PARISH Great Yarmouth 14 PROPOSAL: Conversion of vacant office into 5 self contained flats with rear extension SITE 143 King Street GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR30 2PQ APPLICANT Mr B McLelland AGENT T PatelL APP ADDRESS 4 Bridle Gate HIGH WYCOMBE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 22-JAN-21 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 3 of 5 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO 22-01-2021 REFERENCE 06/20/0666/LB GRID REF : 652591 307304 PARISH Great Yarmouth 14 PROPOSAL: Conversion of vacant office into 5 self contained flats with extension to the rear SITE 143 King Street GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk NR30 2PQ APPLICANT Mr B McLelland AGENT T Patel APP ADDRESS 4 Bridle Gate HIGH WYCOMBE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0690/TRE GRID REF : TG 5224 0874 PARISH Great Yarmouth 15 PROPOSAL: London Plane 642 - Fell tree that is suffering with die back and struggling to maintain its structural integrity. SITE Northgate Primary School Northgate Street GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Waveney Valley Academies Trust AGENT Waveney Valley Academies Trust APP ADDRESS Mrs D Oakins Northgate Primary School Northgate Street GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0594/F GRID REF : 652997 303568 PARISH Great Yarmouth 19 PROPOSAL: Single storey rear extension SITE 4 Pavilion Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk APPLICANT Mr P Morrison AGENT Mr Glenn Parrott APP ADDRESS 8 Dewsbury Close Pinner ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 22-JAN-21 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 4 of 5 VALID PLANNING APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 28 DAYS PRIOR TO 22-01-2021 REFERENCE 06/20/0668/F GRID REF : 645960 318043 PARISH Martham 13 PROPOSAL: Extension to existing cart lodge to provide Gym, Home Office and Beauty Room SITE Honeysuckle Barns 3 Hemsby Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 4QG APPLICANT Mr B Self AGENT Mr R Bassett APP ADDRESS 3 Honeysuckle Barns Hemsby Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH Norfolk ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0644/F GRID REF : 649851 311459 PARISH West Caister 4 PROPOSAL: Erection of single storey garage and office/gym SITE Corner Farm West Road West End West Caister GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mr M HIcks AGENT Mr Stuart Morton APP ADDRESS Corner Farm, West Road West End West Caister GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ REFERENCE 06/20/0664/F GRID REF : 649885 319751 PARISH Winterton 8 PROPOSAL: Removal of condition 4 of pp. 06/19/0027/F - To retain mobile catering units overnight SITE Cafe and Car park Beach Road Winterton GREAT YARMOUTH APPLICANT Mrs J Bowles AGENT Andrew Middleton APP ADDRESS The Gardens Black Street Winterton GREAT YARMOUTH ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * * * * End of Report * * * * Great Yarmouth Borough Counci Report Date: 22-JAN-21 05:02 AM Report: Arwkls Page 5 of 5.
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