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Repairs to cupola drum & lantern. Replacement of timber louvers. Installation of internal platform for access to clock gear and face. Repainting of lantern, cupola, doors & windows

The Tower of the Church, Church Street, Upton Upon Severn, Worcestershire, WR8 0HX

Application Not RequiredReference: 14/00571/LBCMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Not Required
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
8 May 2014
Validated
8 May 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Repairs to cupola drum & lantern. Replacement of timber louvers. Installation of internal platform for access to clock gear and face. Repainting of lantern, cupola, doors & windows

Proposal details

Reference
14/00571/LBC
Ward
Upton and Hanley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Upton-upon-Severn CP
Agent
Mr Dave Hawley

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Application location

The Tower of the Church, Church Street, Upton Upon Severn, Worcestershire, WR8 0HX

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Documents 13 of 13

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Application Form Scale: - Paper Size: A401. Application Form8 May 2014View
Comment: English Heritage02. Supporting Information2 Jun 2014View
Design and Access Statement Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 6 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 5 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 4 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 3 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 2 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Photo 1 Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 May 2014View
Floor Plans and Section Scale: 1:50 Paper Size: A004. Site / Location Plan8 May 2014View
Elevations Scale: 1:50 Paper Size: A004. Site / Location Plan8 May 2014View
Location Plan Scale: 1:1250 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan8 May 2014View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice23 May 2014View

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