An extension of parent permission 20/1633 to 26 August 2028, with substantial works recorded by the council. This is not a new additional 1,268 m² scheme.
Parent boatyard permission extended to August 2028
Extension of parent 20/1633
What the evidence says
The decision made on 10 August and signed on 11 August extends permission 20/1633 to 26 August 2028. Its 1,268 m² scope includes a boat maintenance/repair facility with offices and storage, a new pier and boat hoist, boat storage and parking, and a wastewater treatment plant. The extension adds time to that permission.
Why it may matter — interpretation
Marine and civil suppliers should identify remaining work within the existing permission without counting the same floor area again.
What is not established
No separately enlarged development or new unit total is established.
Inspect the evidence
Decision granting extension of duration · p.1
26th August 2028 · Issued 2026-08-11 · Decision made 10 August; signed 11 August 2026 · Checked 2026-09-07
26th August 2028
Planning report and July site-inspection photographs · p.2
Boat Maintenance and Repair Facility · Issued 2026-08-07 · Planner recommendation 7 August 2026; photos 13 July · Checked 2026-09-07
Boat Maintenance and Repair Facility
Council inspection confirms the project had started
Council-observed progress under parent 20/1633
What the evidence says
The planning report says the council confirmed commencement during its 13 July site inspection and was satisfied that substantial works had been carried out. It records the applicant’s description of principal structure, civil engineering, services and marine works; the accompanying photographs document the inspection.
Why it may matter — interpretation
This is a follow-on construction opportunity; suppliers need an updated remaining-works schedule before assuming a full unstarted package.
What is not established
The report does not certify each installation, identify unawarded packages or establish completion.
Inspect the evidence
Planning report and July site-inspection photographs · p.2
site inspection on 13th July 2026 · Issued 2026-08-07 · Planner recommendation 7 August 2026; photos 13 July · Checked 2026-09-07
site inspection on 13th July 2026
Planning report and July site-inspection photographs · p.3
substantial works have been carried out · Issued 2026-08-07 · Planner recommendation 7 August 2026; photos 13 July · Checked 2026-09-07
substantial works have been carried out
Planning report and July site-inspection photographs · p.5
Site Inspection Photos · Issued 2026-08-07 · Planner recommendation 7 August 2026; photos 13 July · Checked 2026-09-07
Site Inspection Photos
July 2028 is the applicant’s expected completion
Programme reported in the extension assessment
What the evidence says
The report records an expected completion in July 2028 from the application form. The council’s extension runs to 26 August 2028. The expected finish is a programme statement rather than evidence that work is complete or a guaranteed delivery date.
Why it may matter — interpretation
Potential suppliers can use the stated remaining programme to frame follow-up on completion-stage needs.
What is not established
A current contractor programme, appointment or completion certificate was not reviewed.
Inspect the evidence
Planning report and July site-inspection photographs · p.3
expected to be completed by July 2028 · Issued 2026-08-07 · Planner recommendation 7 August 2026; photos 13 July · Checked 2026-09-07
expected to be completed by July 2028
Decision granting extension of duration · p.1
26th August 2028 · Issued 2026-08-11 · Decision made 10 August; signed 11 August 2026 · Checked 2026-09-07
26th August 2028
The declared pages of these government-published PDFs were visually inspected. Other catalogue files, later compliance, procurement and installed specifications were not established. Historical weekly membership is retained separately from these document dates.