25/01592/F
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Change of use from retail/off licence to takeaway with waiting area and storage areas.
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Shop 45 Lynn Road Gaywood King's Lynn Norfolk PE30 4PR
Application Refused
Received
Fri 26 Sep 2025
Validated
Wed 01 Oct 2025
Consultation
Wed 24 Dec 2025
Recommendation and/or Committee
Decided
Tue 20 Jan 2026
- Total Consulted: 5
- Consultees Responded: 2
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WARD
Consultation Date: Fri 03 Oct 2025
Parish Council
Consultation Date: Fri 03 Oct 2025
Community Safety And Neighbourhood Nuisance
Consultation Date: Fri 03 Oct 2025
Norfolk County Council
Consultation Date: Fri 03 Oct 2025
Community Safety And Neighbourhood Nuisance
Comment Date: Thu 18 Dec 2025
No objections, however, the information previously requested has not been submitted (or clarified).The extended height of the flue is now agreed - thank you.
The elevational drawings still do not show the air intake. Will this be passive, or fan-controlled, and where will this (the vent and any fans) be located?
The plans still do not show locations of all fans, numbers of fans, all attenuators, all odour inhibitors, therefore, unless this is still to be submitted, this will still need to be required via the pre-commencement condition you have already highlighted.
No waste storage has been shown - please condition this:
Storage and disposal of recycling, refuse and waste materials
Prior to the occupation of any part of the development permitted, facilities shall be provided within the curtilage of the site for the storage of recycling, refuse and waste materials, and arrangements for their subsequent collection and disposal shall be in place, in accordance with details to be submitted to and approved by the Local Planning Authority.
Please condition the hours:
07019
Hours of use ¿ hot food takeaways
The premises shall only be used for the preparation and/or sale of hot food and ancillary purposes between the hours of 11:00 and 23:00 on Mondays to Sundays, including Bank or Public Holidays, unless otherwise approved in writing by the Local Planning Authority.
0840
Please attach the EPA informative:
Environmental Protection Act 1990 ¿ Statutory Nuisance
Under the Environmental Protection Act 1990, the Local Authority has a duty to investigate complaints of nuisance and should a complaint be received, irrespective of planning consent, the Local Authority may (on determination of a Statutory Nuisance) serve a legal notice requiring any said nuisance to be abated. Failure to comply may result in prosecution. Further advice may be sought from the Community Safety and Neighbourhood Nuisance Team on this matter where necessary.