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Change of use of the agricultural building to a vehicle and boat workshop, and small scale vehicle rental

Woodcock Yard Holt Road Cley-next-the-sea Norfolk

WithdrawnReference: PF/23/0853North Norfolk District Council

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Woodcock Yard Holt Road Cley-next-the-sea Norfolk

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
14 Apr 2023
Validated
17 Apr 2023
Determination deadline
12 Jun 2023
Local authority
North Norfolk District Council

Application overview

Change of use of the agricultural building to a vehicle and boat workshop, and small scale vehicle rental

Proposal details

Reference
PF/23/0853
Alternative references
PP-12028383
Ward
Coastal
Parish
Cley-next-the-Sea
Agent
Sentry

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Noise impact assessmentReport / Statement · PDF10 Aug 2023View
Highways responseConsultee Comment · PDF1 Jun 2023View
The environmental protection teamConsultee Comment · PDF24 May 2023View
Objection - 13 old womans lanePublic Comment · PDF22 May 2023View
Parish council responseConsultee Comment · PDF22 May 2023View
Objection - cobbles, holt roadPublic Comment · PDF17 May 2023View
Objection - the croft, holt roadPublic Comment · PDF17 May 2023View
Cllr v hollidayConsultee Comment · PDF16 May 2023View
Objection- pinkfoot gallery, high street, cley-next-the-seaPublic Comment · PDF10 May 2023View
Objection - emmausPublic Comment · PDF10 May 2023View
Site noticeOther · PDF5 May 2023View
Application formApplication Form · PDF14 Apr 2023View
Location planPlan · PDF14 Apr 2023View
Site planPlan · PDF14 Apr 2023View
Planning statementReport / Statement · PDF14 Apr 2023View

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  4. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  5. Determination Deadline

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  6. Agreed Expiry Date

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  7. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  8. Standard Consultation Date

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  9. Decision Issued Date

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  10. Decision Made Date

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Decision & conditions

Application Withdrawn
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