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Change of use of no.135 from retail to office, two Row houses brought into use as 3-storey dwellings, conversion of warehouse at rear to two dwellings, demolition of single storey stores at rear and erection of 2-storey dwelling

135 King Street Howkins Jewellers Great Yarmouth NR30 2PQ

APPROVE Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/14/0205/FGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application location

135 King Street Howkins Jewellers Great Yarmouth NR30 2PQ

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Application summary

Status
APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
9 Mar 2014
Validated
2 Apr 2014
Determination deadline
28 May 2014
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of no.135 from retail to office, two Row houses brought into use as 3-storey dwellings, conversion of warehouse at rear to two dwellings, demolition of single storey stores at rear and erection of 2-storey dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
06/14/0205/F
Parish
GY Nelson
Agent
Mr J Stacey Jeremy Stacey Architects New Farm Barn The Street Beachamwell Swaffham PE37 8BE

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
Site HistoryDC Planning App - Site History17 Mar 2025View
Application FormPlanning App - New Application Form17 Mar 2025View
06 14 0205F, DNPlanning Decision Notice23 Jul 2014View
ConservationDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)7 Jul 2014View
Historic EnvironmentDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)13 Jun 2014View
Fire OfficerDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)6 Jun 2014View
Strategic PlanningDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)6 Jun 2014View
ConservationDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)29 May 2014View
Building ControlDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)22 May 2014View
HighwaysDC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)13 May 2014View
Works SpecificationDC Planning App - Other Supporting Documents3 Apr 2014View
Design & Access StatementDC Planning App - Design and Access Statement3 Apr 2014View
Plan DrawingsDC Planning App - New App & Plans3 Apr 2014View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
06 14 0205F, DN
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