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Listed building consent for the removal of existing asbestos fibre cement slates and replacement with non-asbestos fibre cement slates. Replacement of existing failed beadwork.

International House 13 Pierpoint Street Worcester WR1 1YD

ApprovalReference: 24/00312/LBWorcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
3 May 2024
Validated
3 May 2024
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Listed building consent for the removal of existing asbestos fibre cement slates and replacement with non-asbestos fibre cement slates. Replacement of existing failed beadwork.

Proposal details

Reference
24/00312/LB
Ward
Arboretum Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Daniel Jew, Daniel Jew Architect

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Application location

International House 13 Pierpoint Street Worcester WR1 1YD

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
Application form redacted01.Application Form3 May 2024View
Planning Statement02. Supporting Information3 May 2024View
Environmental Declaration02. Supporting Information3 May 2024View
Asbestos Report02. Supporting Information3 May 2024View
Dop 2022 Thrutones02. Supporting Information3 May 2024View
Existing Roof03. Photo3 May 2024View
Locationplan04. Site/Location Plan3 May 2024View
block plan04. Site/Location Plan3 May 2024View
proposed roof plan06. Proposed Plan3 May 2024View
Cons09. Response - consultee8 May 2024View
(Air Quality) - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee13 May 2024View
(Contaminated Land) - Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee21 May 2024View
Paul Collins - Conservation Officer09. Response - consultee23 May 2024View
Chris Dobbs - Landscape Officer09. Response - consultee28 May 2024View
HE Comments on 24 00312 LB.pdf09a. Response - Consultee Attachment8 May 2024View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information28 Jun 2024View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice28 Jun 2024View
Site NoticeSupporting Documents8 May 2024View

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