Revived plans for storage and workman's toilets at Diss cemetery that had drawn opposition from neighbouring residents have been withdrawn for a second time.
Diss Town Council withdrew its previous 2010 application for the town's cemetery that would have included storage units, a portable cabin and waste bins after it sparked a large number of objections and a petition signed by local residents.
Fresh proposals to build a shipping container style maintenance cabin and two toilets in a corner of the cemetery next to Heywood Road that were submitted to South Norfolk Council in September have now also been withdrawn.
An ecologist report prepared by Norfolk County Council prior to the plans been withdrawn stated no assessment of the potential impacts of the proposals had been carried out despite the cemetery being designated as a County Wildlife Site.
In its submission Diss Town Council had said the cabin and bin storage area would have been screened by existing mature trees and shrubs supplemented by additional plantings.
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