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DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 4 ATTACHED TO PLANNING PERMISSION 24/01010/F - The construction of an annexe to provide the current occupants of 21 Abbey Road single storey accessible disability accommodation.

21 Abbey Road Great Massingham King's Lynn Norfolk PE32 2HN

DecidedReference: 24/01010/DISC_ABorough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Discharge of Planning condition_A
Received
1 Apr 2026
Validated
16 Apr 2026
Determination deadline
11 Jun 2026
Local authority
Borough Council of King's Lynn and West Norfolk

Application overview

DISCHARGE OF CONDITION 4 ATTACHED TO PLANNING PERMISSION 24/01010/F - The construction of an annexe to provide the current occupants of 21 Abbey Road single storey accessible disability accommodation.

Proposal details

Reference
24/01010/DISC_A
Alternative references
PP-14828107
Ward
Massingham With Castle Acre
Parish
Great Massingham

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Application location

21 Abbey Road Great Massingham King's Lynn Norfolk PE32 2HN

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
DECISIONDecision · PDF8 May 2026View
ASSISTANT CONSERVATION OFFICER JANE OSLERConsultee Comment · PDF6 May 2026View
CONSERVATION OFFICER EMAILCorrespondence · PDF20 Apr 2026View
AMENDED APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF15 Apr 2026View
PHOTO OF BLACK FASCIAPhoto15 Apr 2026View
APPLICATION FORMApplication Form · PDF2 Apr 2026View
PROPOSED & ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF2 Apr 2026View
MATERIAL SCHEDULECorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ROOF PLANCorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
PROJECTIONCorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
LAYOUT PLANCorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ELEVATION SIDECorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
ELEVATION REARCorrespondence · PDF2 Apr 2026View
INVALID LETTER (NOT INCORRECT FEE)Invalid Letter · PDF2 Apr 2026View
DECISIONDecision · PDF2 Apr 2026View

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