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Continued use of building as wedding venue for ceremonies along with provision of overnight accommodation for use by couples/attendees of the wedding venue ceremonies only. (ceremonies and accommodation to operate Mondays – Sundays to include Bank Holidays)(amended description)

Parade Building (The Old Museum) Newberry Parade Seaside Hill Combe Martin EX34 0AW

ApprovedReference: 79723North Devon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Full Application
Received
2 Jan 2025
Validated
26 Feb 2025
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
North Devon District Council

Application overview

Continued use of building as wedding venue for ceremonies along with provision of overnight accommodation for use by couples/attendees of the wedding venue ceremonies only. (ceremonies and accommodation to operate Mondays – Sundays to include Bank Holidays)(amended description)

Proposal details

Reference
79723
Ward
COMBE MARTIN
Parish
COMBE MARTIN
Agent
Mr Mike Kelly

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Application location

Parade Building (The Old Museum) Newberry Parade Seaside Hill Combe Martin EX34 0AW

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Documents 12 of 12

DocumentPublishedAction
Decision Notice_79723.pdfDecision Notice10 Jun 2025View
Officer Report_79723.pdfDelegated Report10 Jun 2025View
Existing and Proposed Floor and Elevations and Location PlanLocation Plan28 Feb 2025View
ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfApplication Form No Personal Data2 Jan 2025View
Parade Building Combe Martin Planning Design and Heritage Impact Statement 1 January 2025.pdfPlanning Statement2 Jan 2025View
Parade Building Combe Martin Mr Simon Daukes Completed Wildlife Trigger List 1 January 2025.pdfWildlife Trigger Report2 Jan 2025View
Natural EnglandConsultation Response10 Mar 2025View
Combe Martin PCConsultation Response12 Mar 2025View
Heritage & ConservationConsultation Response26 Mar 2025View
Environmental HealthConsultation Response30 Apr 2025View
Heritage & ConservationConsultation Response6 May 2025View
Seldon J & HComments(3).pdf4 Jun 2025View

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Decision Notice_79723.pdf
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