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26/01476/F | Erection of Agricultural Pole Barn over existing concrete yard | Whitehouse Farm Abbey Road Pentney King's Lynn Norfolk PE32 1JT Application Permitted
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Received
Thu 03 Sep 2026
Validated
Wed 09 Sep 2026
Consultation
Fri 02 Oct 2026
Recommendation and/or Committee
Decided
Fri 23 Oct 2026
  • Total Consulted: 5
  • Consultees Responded: 3
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Consultation Date: Fri 11 Sep 2026

Parish Council

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Norfolk County Council

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Consultation Date: Fri 11 Sep 2026

Environmental Quality

Comment Date: Fri 18 Sep 2026


Our Ref: 26/05784

RE: Erection of Agricultural Pole Barn over existing concrete yard

The application is for an agricultural barn.
The applicant has provided a site plan illustrating the proposed changes.
We have reviewed our files and the site is on land first seen with the adjoining structures in historic maps dated 1945-1970. The surrounding landscape is largely agricultural.


Due to the age of the property on site there is the potential for asbestos containing materials to be present. With this in mind we recommend the following informative.

The proposed development will include the refurbishment/replacement of the existing building which could contain asbestos materials. The Control of Asbestos Regulations 2012 (CAR 2012) require that suitable and sufficient assessment is carried out as to whether asbestos is or is liable to be present before demolition or other work is carried out. CAR 2012 requires that a suitable written plan of work must be prepared before any work is carried out and the work must be carried out in accordance with that plan. If asbestos is not managed appropriately then the site may require a detailed site investigation and could become contaminated land as defined in Part 2A of the Environmental Protection Act 1990.

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