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Planning appeals in Norwich City Council, 2023

16 appeals decided in 2023, 21% of them allowed. Each links to its own page and to the Inspector’s letter. The authority’s record has the whole run since 2016.

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Split Decision13 December 2023· minor3322600
4-6 Orchard Street, Norwich, NR2 4PP
change of use from commercial (Class E) to dwellinghouses (Class C3) to provide 3 No. residential units
Split Decision13 December 2023· minor3322595
4-6 Orchard Street , Norwich, Norfolk, NR2 4PP
change of use from commercial (Class E) to dwellinghouses (Class C3) to provide 3 No. residential units
Notice varied and upheld23 November 2023· enforcement3305939
25 Dakota Drive, Norwich, NR6 6GR
Unknown23 November 2023· enforcement3305938
25 Dakota Drive, Norwich, NR6 6GR
Allowed14 September 2023· commercial3313069
Topps Tiles, 88-94 Mile Cross Lane, Norwich, NR6 6SH
replacement of existing banner advertisement with illuminated 48-sheet D-Poster display
Dismissed12 September 2023· minor3295458
The Bungalow Eaton Chase, Norwich, NR4 7QW
new residential development comprising 3 no. two storey dwellings and associated works
Planning permission granted10 August 2023· enforcement3316309
Conifers, 9 Upton Close, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7PD
Without planning permission, the carrying out of the following operation: the alteration of the roof at 9 Upton Close, including but not limited to an increase in the height of the property
Planning permission granted10 August 2023· enforcement3316308
Conifers, 9 Upton Close, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7PD
Without planning permission, the carrying out of the following operation: the alteration of the roof at 9 Upton Close, including but not limited to an increase in the height of the property
Dismissed10 May 2023· minor3292590
Land Adjacent to 95 Hall Road, Norwich
removal of billboards and construction of 6 no. apartments and associated landscaping
Dismissed26 April 2023· minor3281635
Norwich Hotel, 116 Thorpe Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR1 1RU
Hotel Extensions and Refurbishments (including conference facilities and roof top restaurant)
Dismissed19 April 2023· minor3292094
108 Bluebell Road, Norwich, NR4 7LQ
proposed additional bedroom accommodation – ancillary to existing six bedroom student let
Dismissed13 April 2023· minor3303997
547 Earlham Road, Norwich, NR4 7HW
a two storey rear extension
Notice varied and upheld21 March 2023· enforcement3277140
Land at 16 Rydal Close, Norwich, NR5 8LT
Without planning permission, the change of use of the above land from residential (Class C3) / HMO (Class C4) use to residential sui generis use
Dismissed13 February 2023· minor3284049
211 Queens Road, Norwich, NR1 3AE
Change of use of vacant shop unit (Class A1) to one bedroom flat (Class C3) with bedroom, en-suite shower room, kitchen/dining/living area, and lobby with bin and bicycle storage
Dismissed2 February 2023· minor3285988
14A to 18D Cricket Ground Road, Norwich, NR1 3BQ
creation of an additional storey on existing flats to create one new flat
Appeal Withdrawn31 January 2023· minor3286856
Chiswick House, 3 Christchurch Road, Norwich, NR2 2AD

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