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Erection of detached outbuilding in garden for use as annexe to dwelling following removal of existing outbuilding (part retrospective)

14 Lawn Close Knapton North Walsham Norfolk NR28 0SD

DecidedReference: PF/23/1385North Norfolk District Council

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Application location

14 Lawn Close Knapton North Walsham Norfolk NR28 0SD

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Householder Application
Received
29 Jun 2023
Validated
10 Jul 2023
Determination deadline
4 Sept 2023
Local authority
North Norfolk District Council

Application overview

Erection of detached outbuilding in garden for use as annexe to dwelling following removal of existing outbuilding (part retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
PF/23/1385
Alternative references
PP-12273839
Ward
Trunch
Parish
Knapton

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Documents 15 of 15

DocumentPublishedAction
Officer reportOfficer Report · PDF1 Sept 2023View
Approve householder applicationDecision · PDF1 Sept 2023View
Floor plans & elevationsRevised Plan · PDF10 Aug 2023View
Knapton parish councilConsultee Comment · PDF8 Aug 2023View
British pipeline agency responseConsultee Comment · PDF18 Jul 2023View
Highways responseConsultee Comment · PDF17 Jul 2023View
Old shed detailsPlan · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Log cabin proposalPlan · PDF14 Jul 2023View
Old shed detailsSupporting Document · PDF7 Jul 2023View
Log cabin proposalsSupporting Document · PDF7 Jul 2023View
Application formApplication Form · PDF29 Jun 2023View
Location planPlan · PDF29 Jun 2023View
Proposed site planPlan · PDF29 Jun 2023View
Aerial site imagePhoto · PDF29 Jun 2023View
Proposed floor planPlan · PDF29 Jun 2023View

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Decision & conditions

Approve
Approve householder application
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