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Application for a Certificate of Lawful Proposed Development for the installation of four electrical upstands for charging of electric vehicles and the installation of one electrical feeder pillar, with associated adjustment to car park layout.

Car Park adjacent 32 Duke Road Gorleston Great Yarmouth NR31 6LL

EST/LAW USE CER. Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/24/0032/PUGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
EST/LAW USE CER. Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
15 Jan 2024
Validated
16 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
18 Mar 2024
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a Certificate of Lawful Proposed Development for the installation of four electrical upstands for charging of electric vehicles and the installation of one electrical feeder pillar, with associated adjustment to car park layout.

Proposal details

Reference
06/24/0032/PU
Parish
GY Gorleston
Agent
Miss Rachael Kendrew InstaVolt 6 Cedarwood Crockford Lane Chineham RG24 8WD

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Application location

Car Park adjacent 32 Duke Road Gorleston Great Yarmouth NR31 6LL

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
06 24 0032 PU Car Park adjacent 32 Duke RoadPlanning Decision Notice18 Mar 2024View
06 24 0032 PU Car Park adjacent 32 Duke Road DRPlanning Delegate Report18 Mar 2024View
Site notice mapDC Planning App - Other Supporting Documents1 Mar 2024View
HighwaysDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)27 Feb 2024View
ConservationDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)20 Feb 2024View
Parameters of the Manual v3.0Planning App - Other Supporting Documents16 Feb 2024View
001_37 Equipment Elevations Plan 2Planning App - Plans16 Feb 2024View
001_29 Equipment ElevationsPlanning App - Plans16 Feb 2024View
10661 - 0008_01-PL Planning Site LayoutPlanning App - Plans16 Feb 2024View
10661 - 0008_03 Block PlanPlanning App - Plans16 Feb 2024View
10661 - 0008_02 Location PlanPlanning App - Plans16 Feb 2024View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans16 Feb 2024View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice16 Feb 2024View

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Decision & conditions

EST/LAW USE CER. Conditions/Reasons
06 24 0032 PU Car Park adjacent 32 Duke Road
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