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Change of use of redundant agricultural buildings to office and ancillary storage, and exercise studio.

Springfield Farm Brailes Banbury Oxfordshire OX15 5JH

Permission with ConditionsReference: 09/00052/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
12 Jan 2009
Validated
24 Feb 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Change of use of redundant agricultural buildings to office and ancillary storage, and exercise studio.

Proposal details

Reference
09/00052/FUL
Ward
Brailes Ward
Parish
Brailes
Agent
John Bradley Associates

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Application location

Springfield Farm Brailes Banbury Oxfordshire OX15 5JH

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Block PlanCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
OtherCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
OtherCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
OtherCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
OtherCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
OtherCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
Applicant AgentCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
Applicant AgentCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
Applicant AgentCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
Applicant AgentCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
Applicant AgentCouncil document26 Feb 2009View
W.C.C Environment and EconomyCouncil document24 Apr 2009View
applic - officerCouncil document3 Jun 2009View
EcologyCouncil document5 Mar 2009View
Parish CouncilCouncil document23 Mar 2009View
Archaeology TeamCouncil document23 Mar 2009View
ArchaeologyCouncil document23 Mar 2009View
Environment and EconomyCouncil document24 Mar 2009View
ecologyCouncil document30 Mar 2009View
HighwaysCouncil document7 Apr 2009View
HighwaysCouncil document21 Apr 2009View
Archaeology condsCouncil document3 Jun 2009View
Archaeology condsCouncil document3 Jun 2009View
additional infoCouncil document27 Mar 2009View
Additional infoCouncil document20 Apr 2009View
delegatedCouncil document23 Apr 2009View
PermissionCouncil document27 Apr 2009View
Amendment - minorCouncil document21 Oct 2009View

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