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Part Discharge of Condition 3 (Plans of roads, footways, street lighting and foul and surface water drainage) of pp 06/18/0315/O - Details relating to Foul Water Drainage scheme

Hall View Martham Road Rollesby NR29 5DU

Partially Discharged Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/24/0004/CDGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Hall View Martham Road Rollesby NR29 5DU

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Application summary

Status
Partially Discharged Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
3 Jan 2024
Validated
19 Feb 2024
Determination deadline
15 Apr 2024
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Part Discharge of Condition 3 (Plans of roads, footways, street lighting and foul and surface water drainage) of pp 06/18/0315/O - Details relating to Foul Water Drainage scheme

Proposal details

Reference
06/24/0004/CD
Parish
Rollesby
Agent
Mr L Marsden 27a Station Road Ormesby Great Yarmouth Norfolk NR29 3NH

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
06 24 0004 CD Delegated ReportPlanning-Delegated Report8 May 2024View
06 24 0004 CD Decision NoticePlanning-Decision Notice8 May 2024View
Ecology CommentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)5 Apr 2024View
Anglian Water CommentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)27 Mar 2024View
0004 - General commentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (neighbour)21 Mar 2024View
Essex and Suffolk CommentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)20 Mar 2024View
20240314 LLFA to LPA No CommentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)18 Mar 2024View
125_2022 FRADS-P2comp (1)Planning App - Water Assessment20 Feb 2024View
Planning HistoryPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents9 Jan 2024View
125_2022_013_P3 Proposed Drainage NetworkPlanning App - Plans8 Jan 2024View
Planning HistoryPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents8 Jan 2024View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans8 Jan 2024View

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Decision & conditions

Partially Discharged Conditions/Reasons
06 24 0004 CD Decision Notice
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