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Received 17 August 2026
26/0547/NMA
Seek approval of a non-material amendment to planning consent 25/0632/NCC (Vary conditions 04 (Cafe and coffee shop use restriction) and 05 (Hours General) of planning consent 24/0557/NCC (Vary Condition 4 & 5 of planning consent 22/0713/RET to amend opening hours)) to amend the initial wording of Conditions 8, 10 and 11 to require the details required by these conditions to be submitted, only to the Local Planning Authority within 9 months of the date of this permission, i.e. by the 17 September 2026 (rather than the currently stated 3 months)
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