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Reinstatement of existing storage shed and conversion to 2no. holiday lets

Fossedene Manor Fosse Way Fosse Bridge Combrook Warwickshire CV35 9HS

Permission with ConditionsReference: 24/00003/FULStratford-on-Avon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Permission with Conditions
Application type
Full Application
Received
2 Jan 2024
Validated
18 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Stratford-on-Avon District Council

Application overview

Reinstatement of existing storage shed and conversion to 2no. holiday lets

Proposal details

Reference
24/00003/FUL
Ward
Wellesbourne East & Rural
Parish
Combroke
Agent
Mr John Maxted

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Application location

Fossedene Manor Fosse Way Fosse Bridge Combrook Warwickshire CV35 9HS

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
315-2432-P301-Rev F Proposed ElevationsCouncil document20 Dec 2024View
Application Form RedactedCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Design and Access StatementCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Structural Engineers ReportCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Bat SurveyCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Method StatementCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
CatchmentCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Manhole ScheduleCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Ecological StatementCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Eco WalkoverCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Climate Change ChecklistCouncil document18 Jan 2024View
Protected Species Method Statement May 2024Council document20 Dec 2024View
WCC HighwaysCouncil document9 Feb 2024View
Delegated ReportCouncil document20 Dec 2024View
Decision LetterCouncil document20 Dec 2024View
CIL FormCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
CIL CalculationsCouncil document18 Jan 2024View
Existing Floor PlansCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Proposed Roof PlansCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Existing ElevationsCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Proposed ElevationsCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Drainage ArrangementCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Existing Location PlanCouncil document3 Jan 2024View
Proposed LocationCouncil document3 Jan 2024View

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