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Construction of a Garden Wall 1400 high to the front boundary which abuts the road. The wall is to act as a retaining wall as well as a garden wall to prevent continued erosion of the current steep slope soil bank onto the adjoining roadway. In addition to the wall on the front boundary, a secondary lower wall is to built behind the forward wall to effectively terrace the garden to the height of the existing garden. There are existing retaining walls to either side of the drive which continue to the boundary and is at a height of 2100 above the road level.

Oakfields Grange Road Bidford-On-Avon B50 4BY

Permission with ConditionsReference: 17/01796/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
15 Jun 2017
Validated
17 Jul 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Construction of a Garden Wall 1400 high to the front boundary which abuts the road. The wall is to act as a retaining wall as well as a garden wall to prevent continued erosion of the current steep slope soil bank onto the adjoining roadway. In addition to the wall on the front boundary, a secondary lower wall is to built behind the forward wall to effectively terrace the garden to the height of the existing garden. There are existing retaining walls to either side of the drive which continue to the boundary and is at a height of 2100 above the road level.

Proposal details

Reference
17/01796/FUL
Ward
Bidford East
Parish
Bidford-on-Avon

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Oakfields Grange Road Bidford-On-Avon B50 4BY

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Site LocationCouncil document19 Jun 2017View
Site planCouncil document19 Jun 2017View
Application form no personal dataCouncil document19 Jun 2017View
Design and Access StatementCouncil document19 Jun 2017View
WCC Ecology Weekly List 24.07.2017Council document2 Aug 2017View
Bidford on Avon Parish CouncilCouncil document8 Aug 2017View
PER CONDITIONSCouncil document19 Sept 2017View
SITE NOTICE CERTCouncil document1 Aug 2017View

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