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Change of use of existing agricultural building to farm shop with covered area and associated parking

Oldwood Farm, Cinder Lane, St Michaels, Worcestershire, WR15 8PN

ApprovalReference: 16/00249/FULMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
1 Feb 2016
Validated
7 Mar 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Change of use of existing agricultural building to farm shop with covered area and associated parking

Proposal details

Reference
16/00249/FUL
Ward
Tenbury Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Tenbury CP
Agent
Mr Paul Hughes

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Application location

Oldwood Farm, Cinder Lane, St Michaels, Worcestershire, WR15 8PN

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form Scale: Paper Size:01. Application Form1 Feb 2016View
Comment: Highway Authority02. Supporting Information15 Mar 2016View
Comment: Tenbury Town Council02. Supporting Information19 Apr 2016View
WPL Diamond Brochure Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
Planning Statement Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
Photographs Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
Ecological Assesment Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
Green Meal Farm Plan Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
Farm Shop G A Scale: Paper Size: A102. Supporting Information1 Feb 2016View
10-mile radius map Scale: - Paper Size: A402. Supporting Information8 Jun 2016View
Site Plan Scale: 1:200 Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan1 Feb 2016View
Measured Survey Elevations Scale: Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan1 Feb 2016View
Farm Land Scale: Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan1 Feb 2016View
Site Location Plan Scale: 1:1250 Paper Size: A404. Site / Location Plan1 Feb 2016View
AMENDED 1404 a-01 Rev D Site Plan Scale: 1:200 Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan18 Mar 2016View
AMENDED Site Plan 1404 A-01 Rev E rec'd 8.6.16 Scale: 1:200 Paper Size: A104. Site / Location Plan8 Jun 2016View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice4 Jul 2016View
Officer Report12. Decision Notice4 Jul 2016View
Approved Plans - 04-07-2016 Scale: - Paper Size: -Approved Plans - 04-07-2016.pdf4 Jul 2016View

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