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Erection of two storey building to provide assisted living accommodation of one bedroom for a disabled person on the ground floor and four bedrooms on first floor with associated facilities

Abbey House 49 Hanley Road,Malvern,Worcestershire,WR14 4HZ

ApprovalReference: 12/00262/FULMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
8 Feb 2012
Validated
5 Mar 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Erection of two storey building to provide assisted living accommodation of one bedroom for a disabled person on the ground floor and four bedrooms on first floor with associated facilities

Proposal details

Reference
12/00262/FUL
Ward
Wells Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Malvern Wells CP
Agent
Mrs Susan Bolton

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Application location

Abbey House 49 Hanley Road,Malvern,Worcestershire,WR14 4HZ

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Documents 13 of 13

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Application Form Scale: - Paper Size: A401. Application Form5 Mar 2012View
Comment: South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership02. Supporting Information19 Mar 2012View
Comment: WCC Highways Authority02. Supporting Information30 Mar 2012View
Comment: Parish Council02. Supporting Information4 Apr 2012View
Letter from Graham Bolton Planning (submitted with application) Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information5 Mar 2012View
Design & Access Statement Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information5 Mar 2012View
List of Plans & Documents Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information5 Mar 2012View
Planning Statement Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information5 Mar 2012View
Block Plan Scale: 1:1250 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan5 Mar 2012View
Site Location Plan Scale: 1:2500 Paper Size: A404. Site / Location Plan5 Mar 2012View
Site Plan Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan5 Mar 2012View
Proposed Details Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan5 Mar 2012View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice30 Apr 2012View

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