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Application for a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use seeking confirmation of the established use of the premises as single residential 1-bedroom dwelling at ground floor (Use Class C3), and a House in Multiple Occupation comprising 5 bedsitting rooms partly on the ground floor and at first and second floors (Use Class C4).

29 North Denes Road Great Yarmouth NR30 4LU

EST/LAW USE CER.Reference: 06/25/0073/EUGreat Yarmouth Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
EST/LAW USE CER.
Application type
Not published
Received
29 Jan 2025
Validated
29 Apr 2025
Determination deadline
24 Jun 2025
Local authority
Great Yarmouth Borough Council

Application overview

Application for a Certificate of Lawful Existing Use seeking confirmation of the established use of the premises as single residential 1-bedroom dwelling at ground floor (Use Class C3), and a House in Multiple Occupation comprising 5 bedsitting rooms partly on the ground floor and at first and second floors (Use Class C4).

Proposal details

Reference
06/25/0073/EU
Parish
GY Yarmouth North
Agent
Bob McGeady Ashtons Legal LLP . . .

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Application location

29 North Denes Road Great Yarmouth NR30 4LU

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Documents 13 of 13

DocumentPublishedAction
06 25 0073 EU 29 North Denes Road DRPlanning Delegate Report20 Jun 2025View
06 25 0073 EU dnPlanning Decision Notice20 Jun 2025View
Existing Use PlanPlanning App - Plans8 May 2025View
Environmental Services (Housing Officer)DC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)27 Mar 2025View
Site Notice PlanDC Planning App - Site Notice26 Mar 2025View
Environmental Services no commentsDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)18 Mar 2025View
DC Planning App - Site NoticeDC Planning App - Site Notice6 Mar 2025View
HousingDC Planning App - Consultation Response (statutory)6 Mar 2025View
Additional Supporting InformationPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents5 Mar 2025View
Supporting StatementPlanning App - Other Supporting Documents29 Jan 2025View
Supporting EvidencePlanning App - Other Supporting Documents29 Jan 2025View
Location PlanPlanning App - Plans29 Jan 2025View
DC Planning App - New Application FormDC Planning App - New Application Form29 Jan 2025View

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Decision & conditions

EST/LAW USE CER.
06 25 0073 EU dn
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