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Demolition of existing industrial buildings, change of use of 2 buildings to create 2no. residential dwellings. Erection of a three storey building to create 10 no. apartments with associated works

66, VICARAGE ROAD WEST, WOODSETTON, DUDLEY, DY1 4NR

Decision madeReference: P25/1434Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

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Application location

66, VICARAGE ROAD WEST, WOODSETTON, DUDLEY, DY1 4NR

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Application summary

Status
Decision made
Application type
Full Planning Permission
Received
26 Nov 2025
Validated
Not published
Determination deadline
15 Apr 2026
Local authority
Dudley Metropolitan Borough Council

Application overview

Demolition of existing industrial buildings, change of use of 2 buildings to create 2no. residential dwellings. Erection of a three storey building to create 10 no. apartments with associated works

Proposal details

Reference
P25/1434
Alternative references
PP-14502686
Development type
New Building
Ward
Upper Gornal and Woodsetton Ward
Agent
Faulkner
UPRN
90114828

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
location planDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
existing plansDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
proposed floor plansDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
existing block planDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
proposed plansDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
street viewDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
proposed elevationsDCPUBLIC11 Dec 2025View
Coal Mining Risk AssessmentDCREPSRV7 Jan 2026View
proposed block planDCBLKPLN15 Jan 2026View
Goldfinch Town Planning ServicesDCCOMMNT20 Jan 2026View
Consultee response - The Coal AuthorityDCCONRES29 Jan 2026View
Consultee Response - Contaminated Land TeamDCCONRES30 Jan 2026View
Consultee response - Urban DesignDCCONRES3 Feb 2026View
Objection - 64 Vicarage Road WestDCOBJECT5 Feb 2026View

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