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Retain existing entrance from King's Loke to provide access to previously approved woodland Lodges

Hemsby Beach Holiday Park Beach Road Hemsby GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 4HR

APPROVE Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/21/0385/FGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
16 Apr 2021
Validated
26 Apr 2021
Determination deadline
28 Jun 2021
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Retain existing entrance from King's Loke to provide access to previously approved woodland Lodges

Proposal details

Reference
06/21/0385/F
Parish
Hemsby
Agent
Mr J Young Paul Robinson Partnership (UK) LLP Octogon Business Park 6 Hospital Road Little Plumstead NORWICH NR13 5FH

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Application location

Hemsby Beach Holiday Park Beach Road Hemsby GREAT YARMOUTH NR29 4HR

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)27 Jul 2021View
06 21 0385F DORPlanning-Delegated Report28 Jun 2021View
06 21 0385F DNPlanning-Decision Notice28 Jun 2021View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)24 Jun 2021View
Highways ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory15 Jun 2021View
Neighbour ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory10 Jun 2021View
DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (Statutory)9 Jun 2021View
Neighbour ResponsePlanning App - Consultation Statutory1 Jun 2021View
8226-P06A Kings Loke Access Site Location PlanPlanning App - Plans26 May 2021View
8226-P05A Kings Loke Access Proposed Layout PlanPlanning App - Plans26 May 2021View
8226-P04A Kings Loke Access Existing Layout PlanPlanning App - Plans26 May 2021View
385 D & APlanning App - Design and Access Statement26 May 2021View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans26 May 2021View

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APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
06 21 0385F DN
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