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Conversion of two-storey barn to a dwelling house and associated building operations

Robins Nest Farm Dirty Foot Lane Lower Penn WOLVERHAMPTON WV4 4UQ

DecidedReference: 19/00986/AGRRESSouth Staffordshire Council

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Robins Nest Farm Dirty Foot Lane Lower Penn WOLVERHAMPTON WV4 4UQ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
Pr Appr - Agricultural to Residential
Received
20 Dec 2019
Validated
20 Dec 2019
Determination deadline
14 Feb 2020
Local authority
South Staffordshire Council

Application overview

Conversion of two-storey barn to a dwelling house and associated building operations

Proposal details

Reference
19/00986/AGRRES
Ward
Wombourne North & Lower Penn
Parish
LOWER PENN
Agent
Mr Ivor Dring

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
A0011-A EXISTING FLOOR PLANS APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View
DECISION NOTICE.PDFDecision Notice · PDF19 Mar 2020View
A0031-B PLANNING STATEMENT APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View
A0012-A PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View
A0001-A LOCATION PLAN APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View
A0021-A EXISTING AND PROPOSED ELEVATIONS APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View
OFFICER REPORT 1.PDFOfficer Report · PDF19 Mar 2020View
A0002-B EXISTING BLOCK PLAN APPROVED.PDFPlans and Drawings · PDF19 Mar 2020View

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  11. Permission Expiry Date

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Decision & conditions

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DECISION NOTICE.PDF
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