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Conversion of rear wing forming part of a shop class A1 use, to a residential dwelling Class C3 use. Removal of poor quality modern leanto structure and repair and infilling of openings

Olivers Sandwich Bar 30 High Street Alcester B49 5AB

Application WithdrawnReference: 17/01599/LBCStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Application Withdrawn
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
30 May 2017
Validated
30 May 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Conversion of rear wing forming part of a shop class A1 use, to a residential dwelling Class C3 use. Removal of poor quality modern leanto structure and repair and infilling of openings

Proposal details

Reference
17/01599/LBC
Ward
Alcester Town
Parish
Alcester
Agent
Mr Stephen Marchant

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Application location

Olivers Sandwich Bar 30 High Street Alcester B49 5AB

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
Site And Location PlanCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Proposed Groud Floor PlanCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Proposed SectionsCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Proposed ElevationsCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Proposed First Floor PlanCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Existing ElevationsCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Existing SectionsCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Existing Floor PlanCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Flood Risk AssessmentCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Application FormCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Design And Access StatementCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Cover LetterCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Historic EnglandCouncil document20 Jun 2017View
Alcester Town CouncilCouncil document27 Jun 2017View
SDC ConservationCouncil document29 Jun 2017View
Historic England (13.07.2017)Council document13 Jul 2017View
Site Notice CertificateCouncil document27 Jun 2017View

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