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Single storey rear extension.

Old Quarry Barn Crundle End Lane Stockton Worcester WR6 6UZ

ApprovalReference: 17/00453/HPMalvern Hills District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
15 Mar 2017
Validated
19 Apr 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Malvern Hills District Council

Application overview

Single storey rear extension.

Proposal details

Reference
17/00453/HP
Ward
Woodbury Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Abberley CP
Agent
Paul Titley

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Application location

Old Quarry Barn Crundle End Lane Stockton Worcester WR6 6UZ

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
Site Notice01. Application Form3 May 2017View
Heritage Statement.docx02. Supporting Information25 Apr 2017View
Bat Survey.pdf02. Supporting Information25 Apr 2017View
Site Plan04. Site / Location Plan15 Mar 2017View
Location plan04. Site / Location Plan15 Mar 2017View
Elevations & Floor plans05. Existing Plans15 Mar 2017View
RL2A06. Proposed Plans13 Jul 2017View
Worcestershire County Council (Footpaths)09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Apr 2017View
W M Everitt -Ramblers Associat09. Response - Statutory Consultee1 May 2017View
Abberley Parish Council09. Response - Statutory Consultee22 May 2017View
landscape officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee16 Jun 2017View
Comment: Senior Conservation Officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Jun 2017View
Comment - revised: Senior Conservation Officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee14 Aug 2017View
Comment - revised: Senior Conservation Officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee21 Aug 2017View
Worcestershire County Council (Footpaths) - attachment09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment28 Apr 2017View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information31 Aug 2017View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice31 Aug 2017View
Design & access statementDA1.pdf15 Mar 2017View
Application Form - Without Personal DataApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdf15 Mar 2017View
Site Inspection NotesSite Inspection Notes31 Aug 2017View

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