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Listed Building Consent for the Demolition of a side extension to Lindisfarne House

Lindisfarne House 4 Barbourne Terrace Worcester WR1 3JS

ApprovalReference: 21/00552/LBWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
4 Jun 2021
Validated
9 Jun 2021
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Listed Building Consent for the Demolition of a side extension to Lindisfarne House

Proposal details

Reference
21/00552/LB
Ward
Arboretum Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Nick Carroll, Nick Carroll Architects Ltd.

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Application location

Lindisfarne House 4 Barbourne Terrace Worcester WR1 3JS

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01.Application Form4 Jun 2021View
Design And Access Statement02. Supporting Information4 Jun 2021View
Heritage Statement02. Supporting Information4 Jun 2021View
Tree Protection Plan02. Supporting Information26 Oct 2021View
Tree Constraints Plan02. Supporting Information26 Oct 2021View
Arbicultural Impact Assessment02. Supporting Information26 Oct 2021View
Existing and proposed Block Plan04. Site/Location Plan4 Jun 2021View
Proposed Plans06. Proposed Plan4 Jun 2021View
Proposed Elevations06. Proposed Plan4 Jun 2021View
Existing PlansExisting plan4 Jun 2021View
Chris Dobbs - Landscape Officer09. Response - consultee15 Jun 2021View
Jacqueline Godfrey Hunt - West Mercia Police09. Response - consultee17 Jun 2021View
Historic England comments09. Response - consultee18 Jun 2021View
Sheena Payne Lunn09. Response - consultee18 Jun 2021View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information26 Aug 2022View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice26 Aug 2022View
Water Management PlanWATER MANAGEMENT PLAN.pdf4 Jun 2021View
Site NoticeSupporting Documents9 Jun 2021View

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