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Change of use of agricultural land to residential land

8, 10 And 12 Carters Field Way Marshland St James Wisbech Norfolk PE14 8EU

WithdrawnReference: 23/01214/CUBorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

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Application location

8, 10 And 12 Carters Field Way Marshland St James Wisbech Norfolk PE14 8EU

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Change of Use Application
Received
8 Jun 2023
Validated
8 Jun 2023
Determination deadline
3 Aug 2023
Local authority
Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Application overview

Change of use of agricultural land to residential land

Proposal details

Reference
23/01214/CU
Ward
Tilney, Mershe Lande And Wiggenhall
Parish
Marshland St James
Agent
Anglia Building Consultancy

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
WATER MANAGEMENT ALLIANCE COMMENTConsultee Comment · PDF20 Jul 2023View
WITHDRAWAL NOTICE - AGENT EMAILCorrespondence · PDF19 Jul 2023View
NCC HIGHWAYS COMMENTConsultee Comment · PDF18 Jul 2023View
SITE VISIT NOTESOfficer Notes · PDF12 Jul 2023View
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY COMMENTConsultee Comment · PDF12 Jul 2023View
PARISH COUNCIL COMMENTConsultee Comment · PDF11 Jul 2023View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF6 Jul 2023View
FLOOD MAP FOR PLANNINGReport · PDF6 Jul 2023View
ANGLIA BUILDING CONSULTANTS LETTERCorrespondence · PDF6 Jul 2023View
LOCATION PLANDrawing · PDF6 Jul 2023View
EXISTING SITE PLANDrawing · PDF6 Jul 2023View
PROPOSED SITE PLANDrawing · PDF6 Jul 2023View

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  10. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  11. Neighbour Consultation Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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