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Small single storey timber stable block and manure clamp, change of use to equestrian

Haycroft, Suckley, Worcestershire, WR6 5DJ

ApprovalReference: 16/00867/FULMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Small single storey timber stable block and manure clamp, change of use to equestrian

Proposal details

Reference
16/00867/FUL
Ward
Alfrick and Leigh Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Suckley CP
Agent
Mr Nicholas Pike

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Application location

Haycroft, Suckley, Worcestershire, WR6 5DJ

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form Scale: Paper Size:01. Application Form7 Jun 2016View
Comment: Highway Authority02. Supporting Information28 Jun 2016View
Comment: Suckley Parish Council02. Supporting Information11 Jul 2016View
Comment: Extension of Time Agreement02. Supporting Information10 Aug 2016View
Tree Statement Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information7 Jun 2016View
Manure Management Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information7 Jun 2016View
CIL Questions Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information7 Jun 2016View
Design and Access Statement Scale: Paper Size:02. Supporting Information7 Jun 2016View
Tree Site Plan - TP1 Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan7 Jun 2016View
Elevations - P3 Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan7 Jun 2016View
Block Plan - P2 Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan7 Jun 2016View
Site Location Plan - P1 Scale: 1:1250 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan7 Jun 2016View
Drainage Plan D1 - Conditions Application 16/01310/CCO Scale: 1:100 Paper Size: A304. Site / Location Plan20 Oct 2016View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice10 Aug 2016View
Officer Report12. Decision Notice10 Aug 2016View
Decision Notice - Conditions Application 16/01310/CCO12. Decision Notice20 Oct 2016View
Approved Plans - 10-08-2016 Scale: - Paper Size: -Approved Plans - 10-08-2016.pdf10 Aug 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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Decision Notice Decision Notice - Conditions Application 16/01310/CCO
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