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Garage building, known as The Cottage, forming part of this property is used as a separate dwelling independent to the main dwelling house known as The Old Post House

The Old Post House 11 Church Road Wilmcote CV37 9UX

Existing Lawful Development - PermittedReference: 18/02559/LDEStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Existing Lawful Development - Permitted
Application type
Certificate Lawful Development-Existing
Received
30 Aug 2018
Validated
14 Sept 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Garage building, known as The Cottage, forming part of this property is used as a separate dwelling independent to the main dwelling house known as The Old Post House

Proposal details

Reference
18/02559/LDE
Ward
Wootton Wawen
Parish
Wilmcote

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Application location

The Old Post House 11 Church Road Wilmcote CV37 9UX

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
Location Plan-14771_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Application FormCouncil document31 Aug 2018View
Letting EvidenceCouncil document31 Aug 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Filip Claeson-4772_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Michael Moser-4773_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Michael Moser-4775_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-George W Downing-4776_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Miss Victoria Greenwood-4777_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Mr William MacLeod-4778_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement-Neil Robert Daniel Pearce-4779_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Assured Tenancy Agreement- Lukasz-4780_001Council document20 Sept 2018View
Wilmcote Parish CouncilCouncil document24 Mar 2025View
delegated reportCouncil document10 Dec 2018View
Supporting documentation.Council document10 Dec 2018View

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Lawful Dev. Cert. Existing Permitted
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