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1 no traditional Public House sign circa 800mm wide x 1100mm tall, wall hung, with 'bar' style shielded lighting and flush face fix signage

The Wiveton Bell Blakeney Road Wiveton Holt Norfolk NR25 7TL

DecidedReference: ADV/23/1517North Norfolk District Council

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Application location

The Wiveton Bell Blakeney Road Wiveton Holt Norfolk NR25 7TL

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
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Received
14 Jul 2023
Validated
17 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
11 Sept 2023
Local authority
North Norfolk District Council

Application overview

1 no traditional Public House sign circa 800mm wide x 1100mm tall, wall hung, with 'bar' style shielded lighting and flush face fix signage

Proposal details

Reference
ADV/23/1517
Alternative references
PP-12311117
Ward
Coastal
Parish
Wiveton
Agent
OPUS Architecture and Design

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportOfficer Report · PDF14 Dec 2023View
Advertisement permittedDecision · PDF14 Dec 2023View
Cllr v hollidayConsultee Comment · PDF28 Aug 2023View
Parish council comment - wivetonConsultee Comment · PDF25 Aug 2023View
Cllr v hollidayConsultee Comment · PDF19 Aug 2023View
Highways responseConsultee Comment · PDF14 Aug 2023View
Historic england responseConsultee Comment · PDF2 Aug 2023View
Conservation & designConsultee Comment · PDF25 Jul 2023View
Advert for edp 26th july 2023Other · PDF24 Jul 2023View
Application formApplication Form · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Design, access & heritage statementReport / Statement · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Location plan & site planPlan · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Sign plan, section and elevationPlan · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Proposed signPhoto · PDF14 Jul 2023View

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