Great Yarmouth, Multiple Planning Notices

PLANNING APPLICATIONS

Great Yarmouth Borough Council has received the following applications for development in the Borough of Great Yarmouth, which are hereby advertised.

Town and Country Planning Act 1990 Town and Country Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990

THE PROPOSALS BELOW ARE ADVERTISED FOR THE FOLLOWING REASON: (1) Conservation Area (2) Affects Listed Building (3) Departure from Local Plan

• Change of use of the first and second floors from former museum and gallery (Use Class F1) into 1no. 4-bedroom residential dwelling, with associated alterations; Single storey rear extension to create 2no. artist studios in the museum courtyard. Norfolk Nelson Museum, 26-27 South Quay, Great Yarmouth. Application No: 06/24/0449/F (1,2,3)
• Alterations to convert the first and second floors into 1no. 4-bedroom residential dwelling; Single storey rear extension to create 2no. artist studios in the museum courtyard. Norfolk Nelson Museum, 26-27 South Quay, Great Yarmouth. Application No: 06/24/0450/LB (1,2,3)
• Listed Building Consent for the conversion of barn to residential dwelling. Knightly Manor Barn, Ferrygate Lane, Martham. Application No: 06/23/0143/LB (2)
• Variation of conditions 1 and 5 (Approved plans - Amendments to roof covering of garage & annex, alterations to internal stair to first floor, provision of window to master en-suite, and to allow repairs to brickwork) and provision of details for conditions 2 and 5 (details of services and details of screen walls and/or fences and means of hard surfacing) of pp.06/20/0308/F. Knightly Manor Barn, Ferrygate Lane, Martham. Application No: 06/23/1107/VCF (2)
• Erection of 2no. 3-storey side - and rear-extensions and increased roof height to convert and extend existing office building into 6no. 3-bedroom townhouses. Oswald House, 284-285 Southtown Road, Great Yarmouth. Application No: 06/23/0853/F (1,2,3)

Written representations should be sent to the above address by 30 August 2024 quoting the application number(s). All representations will be recorded on a public file, be viewable on the Councils website, and will be referred to by the Secretary of State's inspector in the event of an appeal.

30 August 2024

THE TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING (DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT PROCEEDURE) (ENGLAND) ORDER 2015: NOTICE UNDER ARTICLE 15(3) OF AN APPLICATION FOR SUBSEQUENT CONSENT ACCOMPANIED BY AN ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT

? Land at Nova Scotia Farm, Jack Chase Way (West of), West Caister, Great Yarmouth: I give notice that Persimmon Homes has submitted to Great Yarmouth Borough Council an application for subsequent consent, which relates to a major development and EIA development accompanied by an Environmental Statement, for the proposed discharge of Condition 21 of outline pp. 06/19/0676/O: Temporary Traffic Regulation Order for a 40mph speed limit at Jack Chase Way The application is a subsequent application in respect of outline planning permission 06/19/0676/O granted with all matters reserved, except access, for up to 665 dwellings; local centre (to include A1-A5, B1, D1 and other community uses); land for primary school, health centre; plus associated infrastructure and open space. Application No: 06/24/0498/CD

Members of the public may inspect copies of the application, plans, environmental statement and other documentation at Great Yarmouth Borough Council offices, Town Hall, Hall Plain, Great Yarmouth NR30 2QF, during all reasonable hours until 02nd September 2024. Members of the public may obtain copies of the environmental statement from Persimmon Homes, Bankside 100, Peachman Way, Broadland Business Park, Norwich, NR7 0WF at a charge commensurate with the media on which it is provided. The application can be viewed and commented upon online at http://planning.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/OcellaWeb/planningSearch. Written representations and any comments should be submitted online or sent to the Borough Council offices at the above address by 09 September 2024 quoting the application number. All representations will be recorded on a public file, be viewable on the Councils website, and will be referred to by the Secretary of State's inspector in the event of an appeal.

Sam Hubbard (Head of Planning)

09 September 2024