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Change of use from office (A2) to shop (A1) selling baby / childrens clothing.
Reference: 06/05/0699/CU Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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9 Sept 2005 9 Sept 2005 10 Oct 2005 4 Nov 2005 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source Application summary
Status PERMITTED DEV.
Application type Not published
Received 9 Sept 2005
Validated 9 Sept 2005
Determination deadline 4 Nov 2005
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Change of use from office (A2) to shop (A1) selling baby / childrens clothing.
Proposal details
Reference 06/05/0699/CU
Agent Mr & Mrs P Bennett 4 The Willows Oriel Avenue Gorleston Great Yarmouth, Norfolk NR31 7JJ Application location 78 High Street Gorleston Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
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