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Change of use for temporary storage of personal touring caravan & retention of shed, erection of brick electricity unit to house existing electric supply to former building

Folly Cottage (land adjacent) Court Road Rollesby Great Yarmouth NR29 5HQ

REFUSED (Appealed) Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/11/0271/FGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application location

Folly Cottage (land adjacent) Court Road Rollesby Great Yarmouth NR29 5HQ

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Application summary

Status
REFUSED (Appealed) Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
3 May 2011
Validated
25 Jan 2012
Determination deadline
21 Mar 2012
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use for temporary storage of personal touring caravan & retention of shed, erection of brick electricity unit to house existing electric supply to former building

Proposal details

Reference
06/11/0271/F
Parish
Rollesby
Agent
Mr M Hollowell Reedling Consultants Fastolff House 30 Regent Street Great Yarmouth NR30 1RR

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
DC Appeal - Council StatementDC Appeal - Council Statement14 Feb 2013View
DC Appellant StatementDC Appellant Statement14 Feb 2013View
DC Appeals DecisionDC Appeals Decision14 Feb 2013View
Planning Decision NoticePlanning Decision Notice15 Mar 2012View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)21 Feb 2012View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)17 Feb 2012View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)15 Feb 2012View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans2 Feb 2012View
Consultation LetterConsultation Letter30 Jan 2012View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal30 Jan 2012View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal30 Jan 2012View

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Decision & conditions

REFUSED (Appealed) Conditions/Reasons

Appeal status: DISMISSED · DISMISSED

DC Appeals Decision Planning Decision Notice
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