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Change of use of existing 3 bedroom dwelling (use class C3) into 5 bedroom House of Multiple Occupation (use class C4) including rear single storey extension, refuse storage, cycle storage and off-street parking.

33 Teme Road Worcester WR4 9AW

ApprovalReference: 23/00437/FULWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
25 May 2023
Validated
25 May 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Change of use of existing 3 bedroom dwelling (use class C3) into 5 bedroom House of Multiple Occupation (use class C4) including rear single storey extension, refuse storage, cycle storage and off-street parking.

Proposal details

Reference
23/00437/FUL
Ward
Gorse Hill Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Dan Stiff, Boughton Butler

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Application location

33 Teme Road Worcester WR4 9AW

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformredacted01.Application Form25 May 2023View
Site Location Plan ( )04. Site/Location Plan25 May 2023View
Proposed Ground Ga Plan (a)06. Proposed Plan25 May 2023View
Proposed First Ga Plan (a)06. Proposed Plan25 May 2023View
Proposed Elevations ( )06. Proposed Plan25 May 2023View
2318-P002-TR-Proposed Site Plan (A).pdf06. Proposed Plan3 Jul 2023View
Part E upgrade Party Wall.pdf06. Proposed Plan1 Aug 2023View
Existing Ground Ga Plan ( )Existing plan25 May 2023View
Existing First Ga Plan ( )Existing plan25 May 2023View
Existing Elevations ( )Existing plan25 May 2023View
Proposed Site Plan ( )Superseded Documents25 May 2023View
(Nuisance) - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee29 May 2023View
Highways Comments 00437 - REF.pdf09. Response - consultee2 Jun 2023View
Jacqueline Godfrey Hunt - West Mercia Police09. Response - consultee5 Jun 2023View
Highways Comments 00437 - CON.pdf09. Response - consultee10 Jul 2023View
WRS comments09. Response - consultee1 Aug 2023View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information11 Aug 2023View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice11 Aug 2023View

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