Planning

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Great Yarmouth Borough Council are the Local Planning Authority and make all decisions in relation to application submitted for the village of Martham. For further information please click here https://www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/planninginformation

To search for planning applications and decision please click herehttps://www.great-yarmouth.gov.uk/search-planning-applications

Great Yarmouth Borough Council Tips for using the online search

Searching

  • To view current applications use the ‘Click here to view, comment on or appeal a planning application’ link above
  • Entries can be typed in either lower case or upper case
  • To display the entire list of applications, leave all fields empty and just click on the search button
  • Remember the system will take a little while to return all of the results
  • If you know the reference number of the application it is recommended you fill in the reference number field only, as completing a number of different fields can cause the search to fail
  • Once you have found the application click on the green reference number to view it

Commenting

  • You can still comment after the 21 day consultation period by contacting us using the details on this page; however there is no guarantee this will be taken into account
  • Always quote the application number in any correspondence
  • Please be advised that any details submitted as a response to an application may be displayed on our website 
  • To find out how to speak at the Development Control Committee, please read our pdf icon Public Consultation Procedure [18kb]

 

Planning Applications received from Great Yarmouth Borough Council:

Planning Applications received at the Parish Office for comment:
 
06/17/0699/F – Flegg High School, Somerton Road, NR29 4QD. Application for the retention of existing 3 bay classroom block for period of 10 years.
 
06/17/0700/F – Flegg High School, Somerton Road, NR29 4QD. Retention of existing 5 bay classroom block for a further 10 years.

06/17/0740/F: 37 Hemsby Road, Martham NR29 4QQ – Two storey extension to side.

06/17/0738/CU: Former Mushroom Farm (Land adj) White Street Martham NR29 4PQ – change of use from Agricultural use to Residential use.

06/17/0751/A: 10 White Street (Durban House) Martham NR29 4PQ – application for two free advert boards.

06/17/0731/F: 70 Damgate Lane, Sunnyside, Martham NR29 4PZ – Replacement of existing conservatory with

Blocked Byway/Footpath

Please  be aware that the footpath behind the old mushroom farm has been blocked off because of the unstable wall next to it. The wall will be demolished today and tomorrow and the byway should reopen Wednesday morning.

Applications received from Great Yarmouth Borough Council;

06/17/0602/F – 55 Staithe Road, Martham, NR29 4PY. Construction of a small timber outbuilding to house therapeutic spa.
 
06/17/0582/LB – 27 The Green, Brooklyn House, Martham, NR29 4PL. Fitting of an Air Source Heat Pump – diesel fuel tank and a diesel fired boiler, all located externally.
 
06/17/0611/F – 27 The Green, Brooklyn House, Martham, NR29 4PL. Fitting of an Air Source Heat Pump – diesel fuel tank and a diesel fired boiler, all located externally.

Martham Parish Council consultation;

Martham has a considerable number of housing developments projected, with many applications already approved and more anticipated. The village is also a through-route for traffic to nearby Parishes who are also subject to considerable development over the next few years.
 
The Parish Council is keen to canvas Parishioners to ascertain what additional facilities they would like to see within the Parish, and how they would evidence those suggestions. This information will be used by the Parish Council to substantiate S106 requests through Great Yarmouth Borough Council, suggestions must be to mitigate the increase in numbers of people living within the Parish, and must be able to be evidenced.
 
The Council is also seeking to work with Traffic Management Planners to address any concerns raised by residents as the developments go ahead, and would welcome comments with regard to traffic within the village.
 
The Parish Council would welcome responses from either individuals, or groups, and would be pleased to hear from you.
 
Please email; clerk@martham.gov.uk or write to: Martham Parish Council, Community Centre, Playingfield Lane, Martham, NR29 4SP