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Doc - Complete Date of list - 1st June 2017 BRECKLAND COUNCIL PLANNING COMMITTEE List of decisions made by Breckland Council under the agreed terms of delegation. _______________________________________________________________________________ DOC - COMPLETE 3DC/2017/0054/DOC Mr Michael Hogger BYLAUGH Discharge Conditions 4, 5 and 6 The Stables on 3PL/2015/1195/LB Park Farm Barns 3DC/2017/0034/DOC Norwich Diocesan Board of CRANWORTH Discharge of Conditions Finance St Marys Church 1,2,3,4, on 3PL/2016/1439/F Woodrising Road 3DC/2017/0016/DOC Mr M Podmore GARBOLDISHAM Discharge of conditions 4 & 8 Stubbings Farm on 3PL/2014/1109/F The Ling 3DC/2017/0038/DOC Mr & Mrs N. Van Cutsem GOODERSTONE Discharge of conditions 3 & 4 Warren Farmhouse on 3PL/2016/1550/LB 3DC/2017/0037/DOC Orchard Developments East GREAT Discharge of conditions 3, 10 & Anglia Ltd ELLINGHAM 11 on 3PL/2016/1093/VAR Land to North of 80 Long Street (Hollytree House) Long Street 3DC/2017/0035/DOC G & S Property GRISTON Discharge of conditions 3, 6 & 8 Developments Ltd Development Plot on 3PL/2016/1403/D Manor House Church Road 3DC/2017/0039/DOC Mr Ashley Barham HARLING Discharge of conditions 3, 5 Development Plot at and 6 on 3PL/2016/1551/D the Cottage Fen Lane PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3DC/2017/0048/DOC Mr John Rockliff MATTISHALL Discharge of conditions 3 & 4 Barlow Centre on 3PL/2016/0208/F Old School Green 3DC/2017/0053/DOC Wright Properties Ltd NEW BUCKENHAM Discharge of conditions 4,5,7,8 Garage & 9 on 3PL/2015/1441/O Castle Hill Road 3DC/2017/0044/DOC Temporis Capital LLP NORTH Discharge of condition 10 on PICKENHAM 3PL/2009/0881/F North Pickenham Airfield Wind Farm North Pickenham Road 3DC/2017/0042/DOC Mr & Mrs D Wright SAHAM TONEY Discharge of conditions 3, 4 & 8 Land to rear of 84 on 3PL/2015/1334/F Richmond Road 3DC/2017/0041/DOC Wherry Housing Association SHIPDHAM Confirmation conditions 3,5,6,7 Ltd 18 Bradenham Road & 10 on 3PL/2000/0564/F have been discharged 3DC/2017/0004/DOC Mr Lucas SOUTH LOPHAM Discharge of conditions Willow Brae 3,4,5,6,7,16,17,20 on The Street 3PL/2016/0500/F 3DC/2017/0040/DOC Mr B Rouf THETFORD Discharge of condition 4 on Land off Kimms 3PL/2016/0379/F Belt/London Road 3DC/2017/0043/DOC Barratt Homes WATTON Discharge of conditions 3, 4, 5 Former RAF Watton & 8 on 3PL/2016/1352/VAR No Prior Approval 3PN/2017/0027/PNE Mr Martin Alexander ATTLEBOROUGH Single storey rear extension, Gaymers Cottage render finish with a pitched roof 77 New North Road 3PN/2017/0023/PNE Mr John Rupp BEESTON Erection of orangery to the rear Home Farm of the dwelling The Street PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3PN/2017/0034/PNE Mr & Mrs Franke BESTHORPE Proposed pitched roof single 6 BUNWELL ROAD storey rear extension 3PN/2017/0028/PNE Mr & Mrs J Drake CASTON Extension to dwelling Greenways Northacre 3PN/2017/0026/PNE Mr Jonathan Lindner CRANWORTH Single storey rear garden room 9 Swathing extension 3BT/2017/0002/BTM CTIL & Telefonica UK Ltd DEREHAM Install 17.5m monopole, 6 Land at Alphadelta antennas, 2 600m diameter House dishes, 2 equipment housing Rash's Green cabinets & ancillary development 3PN/2017/0025/PNE Mr & Mrs P Smithson YAXHAM Single storey rear The Brambles extension/garden room Paper Street Permission 3PL/2017/0512/HOU Mr & Mrs C Field ASHILL First floor extension above 6 Lewis Close partially built ground floor extension 3PL/2016/1300/VAR Mr Blanchflower ATTLEBOROUGH Remove condition 4 on pp Gregorville 3PL/2016/0106/O - works in London Road relation to private drive 3PL/2017/0278/VAR Mr D I Aldous ATTLEBOROUGH Variation of conditions 5 & 6 on Land behind 1 3PL/2017/0061/VAR Albermarle Terrace (Retrospective) London Road 3PL/2017/0472/HOU Mr Stewart Wardle ATTLEBOROUGH Extension to existing garage to 3 Lushers Meadow provide a 3-bay Car Port. Raising brick piers to front boundary wall and adding steel railings and new access gates. Change driveway finish to asphalt and incorporate channel drain and soakaway PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3PL/2017/0489/LU Mr A Guerin ATTLEBOROUGH Single storey rear extension The Old Manse Station Road 3PL/2017/0526/HOU Mr Alan & Mrs Leslie Mclaren ATTLEBOROUGH Single storey rear extension & 3 EASTLAND associated alterations CLOSE 3PL/2017/0249/LB Mrs Davina Armstrong BANHAM External & internal alterations Home Farm Church Hill 3PL/2017/0384/A Mr Darren Rigby BANHAM 2 Fascia signs, 4 PETG The Appleyard Frames, 4 Poster Frames Kenninghall Road 3PL/2016/1523/F Mr David Levitt BEACHAMWELL Change of use of barn to Warren Lodge holiday accommodation Cottages Beachamwell Road 3PL/2017/0524/HOU Mr & Mrs M Ive BEACHAMWELL single storey rear extension and 3 Drymere replacement of existing flat roof with pitched roof, including porch 3PL/2017/0158/F Mr J & Mrs C Wiseman BEESTON Conversion and extension to Dykewood Farm redundant farm building to form a dwelling 3PL/2016/1400/VAR Mr Bennett BEETLEY Variation of Conditions 6 & 8 on Beetley Nurseries 3PL/2008/0811/F - Remove Elmham Road before commencement of works on site 3PL/2017/0223/F Mr & Mrs C. J and P. J Hilder BEETLEY Replacement of existing 1 The Drift dwelling and garage East Bilney 3PL/2017/0443/HOU Mr & Mrs R Ludman BEETLEY Remove single storey extension 19 Fakenham Road to the rear, construct new single storey extension to rear. Re- roof Garage PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3PL/2017/0317/F MW Surfacing Ltd BESTHORPE Change of use of agricultural Owl Barn land to extension of yard area Norwich Road to provide secure hardstanding, parking & storage 3PL/2017/0273/F Mr Andrew Thacker CARBROOKE Change of use from agricultural Wood Farm storage unit to workshop and Mill Lane erection of office/staff room (Retrospective) 3PL/2017/0441/HOU Mr L P Hansberry CARBROOKE Extension to existing garage 45 Mill Lane and single storey extension to rear 3PL/2017/0310/F Allen & Page Limited CRANWORTH Extension to portacabin offices Norfolk Mill Shipdham Airfield Ind. Estate 3PL/2017/0323/F RG Maintenance CRANWORTH Erection of portal frame storage Grove Farm unit High Common 3PL/2017/0418/HOU K Armistead and A Secker CRANWORTH Single storey rear extension 5 Swathing 3PL/2017/0495/HOU Mr Nigel Day CROXTON Side Extension 5 Melville Road 3NM/2017/0033/NMA Broadland Housing DEREHAM Amendment to Association 7 Quebec Street 3PL/2016/1186/VAR (omit 4 windows (East elevation), replace first floor julliette balcony with window (West), replace 2 circular windows to (North) with brick details 3OB/2016/0013/OB Broadland Housing Group DEREHAM Modify S106 agreement on 7 Quebec Street 3PL/2015/0575/F in relation to removing need to provide affordable housing 3PL/2017/0041/F Mr Aram Hadi Ahmed DEREHAM Hand car wash Land at Yaxham Road Access over Roys Carpark PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3PL/2017/0212/CU Mr Mike Mullins DEREHAM Change of use from Day 33 Quebec Street Nursery to A2 financial services offices 3PL/2017/0287/VAR New Buckenham Property DEREHAM Variation of condition 2 on Ltd 54 and 56 3PL/2016/0689/F - revision of Yaxham Road internal layout to plot 4, omit garage, reuse space for kitchen/utility and bedrooms 3PL/2017/0304/F Maple Tree Care Limited DEREHAM Rear extension 2 Epsom Gardens 3PL/2017/0327/A Tesco Stores Limited DEREHAM 4 Internally illuminated signs, 13 Tesco Stores Ltd non illuminated fascias, 85 non Kingston Road illuminated signs 3PL/2017/0439/F Mr & Mrs A Clarke DEREHAM Erection of detached dwelling Land adjacent 72 Norwich Road 3PL/2017/0440/HOU Mr A K & Mrs V J Ward DEREHAM Single storey rear extension 17 St Georges Drive 3PL/2017/0446/F Mr & Mrs T Barnes DEREHAM Erection of extension to 7 Etling Green temporary caravan (retrospective) during construction of replacement dwelling under 3PL/2015/1414/F 3PL/2017/0494/HOU Mr & Mrs Hardingham DEREHAM Raising of roof to create second Cedar Nook floor Dumpling Green 3PL/2017/0519/HOU Mr & Mrs McGrath DEREHAM Demolish 57 Yaxham Road conservatory/extension & erect rear single storey flat roof extension 3PL/2017/0538/LU Mr Andrew Vargeson DEREHAM Lawful use certificate for 2 Stephen construction of new porch Beaumont Way Yaxham Road PLAGDEL (ODB-Ocella One Click Agenda) 3PL/2017/0098/F Mr & Mrs Baker FOULDEN Manege Arena Foulden Hall Road From Foulden to Didlington 3PL/2017/0291/HOU Mr & Mrs Fletcher FOULDEN Front and rear two storey Greenfields extensions and single storey Vicarage Road car port link to front 3PL/2017/0345/HOU Mr Maxwell GARBOLDISHAM Extension at first floor level of Owl Barn part of single storey section of Smallworth Farm existing dwelling 3PL/2017/0382/HOU Mr Richard Gray & Ms GARBOLDISHAM Two storey rear extension Georgie Hollis Old Hall Cottage 93 Back Street 3PL/2017/0436/HOU Mr & Mrs Thomas & Donna GARBOLDISHAM Single Storey Rear Extension Marshall 19 Elm Grove 3PL/2017/0085/F Parish Clerk to Garvestone & GARVESTONE Extensions & Remodel of Thuxton Parish Council Reymerston Village Existing Village Hall Hall The Street 3PL/2017/0423/HOU Mr & Mrs Filby GARVESTONE First floor side extension Oak Tree House Town Lane 3PL/2017/0432/VAR Orchard Development (East GREAT Variation of conditions 3, 4 and Anglia) ELLINGHAM 7 on 3PL/2015/1500/F Development Plot at 68 Long Street 3PL/2017/0280/VAR Heritage Developments LTD HARLING Erection of 37 Dwellings, Land Off Kenninghall access, services, external Road works (phase 2). Condition 2 Amended to reflect amended plans.
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