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Change of use of building to dog grooming salon (use Sui Generis)

Unit 1A Fairfields Business Workshop Hemsby Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 4QG

APPROVE Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/17/0592/CUGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
19 Sept 2017
Validated
9 Oct 2017
Determination deadline
4 Dec 2017
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Change of use of building to dog grooming salon (use Sui Generis)

Proposal details

Reference
06/17/0592/CU
Parish
Martham
Agent
Miss L Harrod 18 Nelson Road Gorleston GREAT YARMOUTH NR31 6AY

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Unit 1A Fairfields Business Workshop Hemsby Road Martham GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 4QG

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
Planning Delegate ReportPlanning Delegate Report5 Dec 2017View
Planning Decision NoticePlanning Decision Notice5 Dec 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)3 Nov 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)27 Oct 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)25 Oct 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)19 Oct 2017View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)10 Oct 2017View
Consultation LetterConsultation Letter10 Oct 2017View
Consultation LetterConsultation Letter10 Oct 2017View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal10 Oct 2017View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal10 Oct 2017View
Consultation LetterConsultation Letter10 Oct 2017View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans10 Oct 2017View
Consultation LetterConsultation Letter9 Oct 2017View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal9 Oct 2017View
Consultation InternalConsultation Internal9 Oct 2017View

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