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Retrospective variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of pp.06/19/0481/D - changes to approved design (Amendments)

Beechcroft 74 Station Road Ormesby St Margaret NR29 3NH

APPROVE Conditions/ReasonsReference: 06/24/0644/VCFGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
Application type
Not published
Received
6 Aug 2024
Validated
15 Aug 2025
Determination deadline
10 Oct 2025
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Retrospective variation of condition 2 (approved plans) of pp.06/19/0481/D - changes to approved design (Amendments)

Proposal details

Reference
06/24/0644/VCF
Parish
Ormesby St Marg.
Agent
Mr Chris Johnson 2 Station Road Brundall Norwich NR13 5LA

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Application location

Beechcroft 74 Station Road Ormesby St Margaret NR29 3NH

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
06 24 0644VCF DORPlanning Delegate Report8 Oct 2025View
06 24 0644VCF DNPlanning Decision Notice8 Oct 2025View
2020641-02 Proposed First Floor PlanPlanning App - Plans6 Oct 2025View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice4 Sept 2025View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice4 Sept 2025View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice20 Aug 2025View
2020641-01B Proposed Ground Floor PlanPlanning App - Revised Plans18 Aug 2025View
2020641-06D Proposed ElevationsPlanning App - Revised Plans18 Aug 2025View
Application FormPlanning App - New Application Form18 Aug 2025View
Site notice mapDC Planning App - Other Supporting Documents8 Oct 2024View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice4 Oct 2024View
2020641-06C ElevationsPlanning App - Revised Plans1 Oct 2024View
2020641-06B ElevationsPlanning App - Revised Plans27 Sept 2024View
2020641-01B Proposed GF PlanPlanning App - Revised Plans27 Sept 2024View
2020641-06A Proposed ElevationPlanning App - Plans27 Aug 2024View
2020641-01A Proposed GF PlanPlanning App - Plans27 Aug 2024View

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APPROVE Conditions/Reasons
06 24 0644VCF DN
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