Breach of planning control alleged in the notice is failure to comply with condition 2 of a planning permission on appeal under Reference T/APP/P1560/A/92/197855/P4 for the retention of the chalet at 32 Colne Way, Point Clear Bay, St Osyth in accordance with planning permission TEN/119/59 dated 7 May 1959 for construction of new chalets as amended at appeal on 6 May 1992 to add a revised condition in place of condition 2
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Appeal Decisions
Inquiry commenced on 18 June 2019
Site visit made on 1 August 2019
by C Sherratt DipURP MRTPI
an Inspector appointed by the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government
Decision date: 18th December 2019
Appeal Ref A: APP/P1560/C/17/3183145 &
Appeal Ref B: APP/P1560/C/173183146
Land at 32 Colne Way, Point Clear…