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Publicity of Planning & Related Applications

12:01 pm, Thursday, 14th January 2021 - 4 years ago

Planning and development

NORTH EAST LINCOLNSHIRE COUNCIL

The applications set out in the Schedule below are required to be given wider publicity and public comment is invited.

Copies of the applications can be viewed online.

The reason for publicising each application is indicated after the application number as follows:-

(01) Major Development; (05) The proposed development would affect a public right of way; (20) Development affecting the Humberston Fitties Conservation Area; (22) Development affecting tree(s) subject to tree preservation orders

S C H E D U L E

DM/0008/21/REM Reserved matters application following DM/0957/18/OUT to erect one dwelling with access, appearance, landscaping, layout and scale to be considered (amended reference number) ,Land Adj Field Gates, Post Office Lane, Ashby Cum Fenby-(22)(05)

DM/0017/21/FULA Erect single storey extensions to side and rear of existing chalet following partial demolition, installation of new decking and steps to front with various internal and external alterations, 143 Humberston Fitties, Humberston-(20)

DM/0018/21/FUL Variation of Condition 1 (Plans) as granted on DM/0660/19/REM for revision to retain and extend existing dwelling in place of Plot 5 and amendment to the construction design of the access road, 25 Enfield Avenue, New Waltham-(01)(22)

Comments should be made:

  • Online at NE Lincs Council at or by post to:
  • Development Management Services, New Oxford House, 2 George Street, Grimsby, DN31 1HB  by 7th February 2021

Please Note: Signatures, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses attached to representations will not be shown on the Council’s web site but your name and address will be displayed.  Anonymous representations will not be taken into account ie if no name and address are supplied.

Director of Economy and Growth – Place

14th January 2021

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