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Application to determine if prior approval is required for proposed change of use from commercial, business and service (use class E), or betting office or pay day loan shop to mixed use with one flat

Maritime Zone Solutions First Floor The Little Brew House The Horsefair Romsey Hampshire SO51 8EZ

DecidedReference: 25/01659/PDGSTest Valley Borough Council

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Application location

Maritime Zone Solutions First Floor The Little Brew House The Horsefair Romsey Hampshire SO51 8EZ

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Application summary

Status
Decided
Application type
PERMITTED DEVELOPMENT CLASS G - SOUTH
Received
23 Jul 2025
Validated
23 Jul 2025
Determination deadline
17 Sept 2025
Local authority
Test Valley Borough Council

Application overview

Application to determine if prior approval is required for proposed change of use from commercial, business and service (use class E), or betting office or pay day loan shop to mixed use with one flat

Proposal details

Reference
25/01659/PDGS
Alternative references
PP-14192668
Ward
ROMSEY ABBEY
Parish
ROMSEY TOWN
Agent
DWG Plans Ltd

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Documents 9 of 9

DocumentPublishedAction
DELEGATEDOfficer Report · PDF1 Sept 2025View
PRIOR APPROVAL NOT REQUIREDDecision Notice · PDF1 Sept 2025View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCYConsultation Responses · PDF11 Aug 2025View
JOINT MEETING OF ROMSEY EXTRA PC/ROMSEY TOWN COUNCILConsultation Responses · PDF11 Aug 2025View
HIGHWAYS (HCC)Consultation Responses · PDF5 Aug 2025View
APPLICATION FORMSupporting Information · PDF23 Jul 2025View
BLOCK PLAN OF THE SITEDrawing · PDF23 Jul 2025View
FLOOD RISK ASSESSMENTSupporting Information · PDF23 Jul 2025View
EXISTING AND PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONSDrawing · PDF23 Jul 2025View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Validated Date

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  3. Standard Consultation Date

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  4. Last Site Notice Posted Date

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  5. Latest Site Notice Expiry Date

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  6. Standard Consultation Expiry Date

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  7. Decision Issued Date

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  8. Determination Deadline

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Decision & conditions

PRIOR APPROVAL NOT REQUIRED
PRIOR APPROVAL NOT REQUIRED
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