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Proposed conversion and change of use of 3-storey buildings from commercial office use (Use Class E) into a mixed use of 3no. commercial studios at ground floor (Class E) and 3no. 2-bedroom residential apartment dwellings at first and second floor (Use Class C3); Internal and external alterations including installation of a new external fire escape stair at first and second floors.

5-6 South Quay Great Yarmouth NR30 2QJ

Not proceeded withReference: 06/24/0397/FGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Not proceeded with
Application type
Not published
Received
13 May 2024
Validated
13 May 2024
Determination deadline
8 Jul 2024
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion and change of use of 3-storey buildings from commercial office use (Use Class E) into a mixed use of 3no. commercial studios at ground floor (Class E) and 3no. 2-bedroom residential apartment dwellings at first and second floor (Use Class C3); Internal and external alterations including installation of a new external fire escape stair at first and second floors.

Proposal details

Reference
06/24/0397/F
Parish
GY Nelson
Agent
ms H Wooller 4 Upper Goat Ln Norwich Norfolk NR2 1EW

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Application location

5-6 South Quay Great Yarmouth NR30 2QJ

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
FRAPlanning App - Flood Risk and/or Drainage Assessment15 May 2024View
PL202 Proposed NE ElevationPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
PL103 Proposed 2F PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
PL201 Proposed NW ElevationPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
PL101 Proposed GF PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
PL102 Proposed 1F PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX203 Existing SW ElevationPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX204 Existing NW ElevationPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX202 Exisitng NE ElevationPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX100 Existing GF and 1F PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX101 Existing 2F and Roof PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
EX001 Site and Location PlanPlanning App - Plans15 May 2024View
Design and Access Statement and Heritage Impact AssessmentPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents15 May 2024View
DC Planning App - New App & PlansDC Planning App - New App & Plans15 May 2024View

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