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Change of use of part of the day centre to storage (Class B8) for a temporary period of 2 years

The Lawns, The Lawns Care Centre, Caister Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 4DQ

Application ApprovedReference: FUL/2024/0048Norfolk County Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
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Validated
10 Oct 2024
Determination deadline
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Local authority
Norfolk County Council

Application overview

Change of use of part of the day centre to storage (Class B8) for a temporary period of 2 years

Proposal details

Reference
FUL/2024/0048

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Application location

The Lawns, The Lawns Care Centre, Caister Road, Great Yarmouth NR30 4DQ

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Documents 16 of 16

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ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfPLA - Application Form16 Oct 2024View
Caister Road-The Lawns Community Hub-Existing Floorplan (09_2024) NCC-1454A.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings16 Oct 2024View
Caister Road-The Lawns Community Hub-Location Plan (09_2024) NCC-0562B.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings16 Oct 2024View
Caister Road-The Lawns Community Hub-Proposed Floorplan (09_2024) NCC-1454B.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings16 Oct 2024View
Existing and Proposed Site Plan.pdfPLA - Plans & Drawings16 Oct 2024View
The Lawns Day Centre - Planning Statement v3_Redacted.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents16 Oct 2024View
FRA 241003 The Lawns Great Yarmouth_Redacted.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents16 Oct 2024View
Net Zero Carbon Statement - The Lawns.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents16 Oct 2024View
20241126 NPS_Redacted.pdfPLA - Supporting Documents (Supplementary)27 Nov 2024View
20241016 Resilience Officer_Redacted.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)17 Oct 2024View
20241104 EHO_Redacted.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)4 Nov 2024View
20241107 Norfolk Highway Authority_Redacted.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)8 Nov 2024View
20241120 District Council_Redacted.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)20 Nov 2024View
20241126 District Council_Redacted.pdfPLA - Responses (Statutory consultees & other bodies)27 Nov 2024View
20241205 Decision notice FUL20240048.pdfPLA - Decision Documents6 Dec 2024View
20241205 Delegated Report FUL20240048.pdfPLA - Delegated Report16 Dec 2024View

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Decision & conditions

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20241205 Decision notice FUL20240048.pdf
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