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Conversion to provide 6no residential units and a commercial (Class E) unit at ground floor.

45 Broad Street Worcester

Withdrawn/ClosedReference: 21/00430/FULWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn/Closed
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
30 Apr 2021
Validated
5 May 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Conversion to provide 6no residential units and a commercial (Class E) unit at ground floor.

Proposal details

Reference
21/00430/FUL
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Nick Carroll, Nick Carroll Architects Ltd.

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Application location

45 Broad Street Worcester

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Applicationformredacted01.Application Form30 Apr 2021View
45 Broad Street Design And Access Statement02. Supporting Information30 Apr 2021View
Planning Statement02. Supporting Information30 Apr 2021View
45 Broad Street Heritage Statement 6 Compressed02. Supporting Information30 Apr 2021View
45 Broad Street Preliminary Bat Roost Assessment Survey Report March 202102. Supporting Information30 Apr 2021View
Block Plans Os Plan04. Site/Location Plan30 Apr 2021View
Proposed Layout06. Proposed Plan30 Apr 2021View
CGI BACK - 1 - GREY - AMENDMENT.jpgAdditional plan20 Aug 2021View
Existing LayoutsExisting plan30 Apr 2021View
(Air Quality) - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee10 May 2021View
(Nuisance) - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee11 May 2021View
Historic England comments09. Response - consultee17 May 2021View
Kevin Haines - Refuse Management09. Response - consultee19 May 2021View
Jacqueline Godfrey Hunt - West Mercia Police09. Response - consultee25 May 2021View
James Dinn - Archaeological Officer09. Response - consultee2 Jun 2021View
CAP COmments09. Response - consultee13 Jul 2021View
Site NoticeSupporting Documents5 May 2021View

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Decision & conditions

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