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Proposed erection of 1no. two-bedroom self-build bungalow
Reference: 06/23/0799/F Great Yarmouth Borough Council
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30 Oct 2023 30 Oct 2023 25 Dec 2023 Decision By Past published deadline A published target or deadline. It does not confirm an outcome.
Council source 1 Dec 2025 Application summary
Status Not proceeded with
Application type Not published
Received 30 Oct 2023
Validated 30 Oct 2023
Determination deadline 25 Dec 2023
Local authority Great Yarmouth Borough Council Timeline Overview Location Documents Decision Application overview Proposed erection of 1no. two-bedroom self-build bungalow
Proposal details
Reference 06/23/0799/F
Parish Ormesby St Mich.
Agent Mr Jerry Stone 4, Redisham Close, Lowestoft NR32 4SS Application location Land to the north of Peartree Villa Main Road Ormesby St Michael Great Yarmouth NR29 3LW
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