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Search the Public Notice PortalThe application to introduce a 20mph speed limit in Ipswich is among the Suffolk public notices to be aware of this week.
1. Ipswich
Published: July 2
Suffolk County County made an order to make Humber Doucy Lane a 20mph speed limit zone.
The speed limit will be in place from the junction with Playford Road to the junction with Rushmere Road.
Summerfield Close will also have its speed reduced for 75 metres west from the junction with Humber Doucy Lane.
READ MORE: Town superstore closes petrol station amid refurbishments
2. Weybread
Published: July 2
Mid Suffolk Council has received an application for the former Crown Chicken Factory in Weybread.
The former factory buildings will be demolished for the construction of a new incubatory building and the erection of seven dwellings, vehicle wash and stores building.
The public house will also be converted into two dwellings.
3. Felixstowe
Published: July 3
Calrowmad Ltd is applying for a licence to use Unit 1 in Walton Avenue, Felixstowe, as an operating centre for two goods vehicles and one trailer.
Any written representations should be sent to the Traffic Commissioner at Quarry House in Leeds within 21 days of the notice.
4. Woodbridge
Published: July 3
A planning application for 37 Thoroughfare has been submitted for new shop front signage, a new exterior signage and new exterior ambient storage.
The address is for the former HSBC bank in the town and signs for Cornish Bakery recently appeared on the premises.
READ MORE: Plans rejected for eight homes at former ambulance station
5. Great Blakenham
Published: July 1
J T Few Plant Hire Ltd has submitted a retrospective application for the change of use of land to enable the expansion of an existing recycling facility for the processing of inert waste and aggregates.
It will include associated operations such as importation, storage, screening and ancillary works.
Representations must be sent in writing to the head of planning, growth, highways and infrastructure at Endeavour House by July 22.
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