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Application for Certificate of Lawfulness for existing use as private permanent dwelling

27 Fairway Lakes Village Caldecott Hall Fritton GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9EY

EST/LAW USE REF (Appealed)Reference: 06/16/0495/EUGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application timeline

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  2. Validated

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Application summary

Status
EST/LAW USE REF (Appealed)
Application type
Not published
Received
19 Aug 2016
Validated
22 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
17 Oct 2016
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Application for Certificate of Lawfulness for existing use as private permanent dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
06/16/0495/EU
Parish
Fritton/St Olaves
Agent
Mr M Marshall 27 Fairway Lakes Village Caldecott Hall Fritton GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9EY

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Application location

27 Fairway Lakes Village Caldecott Hall Fritton GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 9EY

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Documents 11 of 11

DocumentPublishedAction
DC Appeals DecisionDC Appeals Decision10 Oct 2017View
DC Appellant StatementDC Appellant Statement28 Feb 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)5 Oct 2016View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)15 Sept 2016View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)15 Sept 2016View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)9 Sept 2016View
DC Planning App - Further InformationDC Planning App - Further Information1 Sept 2016View
DC Planning App - Other Supporting DocumentsDC Planning App - Other Supporting Documents31 Aug 2016View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans31 Aug 2016View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal26 Aug 2016View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal26 Aug 2016View

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Decision & conditions

EST/LAW USE REF (Appealed)

Appeal status: DISMISSED · DISMISSED

DC Appeals Decision
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