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Discharge of conditions - P10J0553.

Sports Arena, Former Fruit & Vegetable Market and adjoining land, Hylton Road, WR2 5JN

Discharge of Conditions CompleteReference: D12J0002Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Discharge of Conditions Complete
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
13 Jan 2012
Validated
13 Jan 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions - P10J0553.

Proposal details

Reference
D12J0002
Ward
St. Clement Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Planning Prospects Ltd

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Application location

Sports Arena, Former Fruit & Vegetable Market and adjoining land, Hylton Road, WR2 5JN

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Documents 14 of 14

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D12J0002-AFN.pdf01.Application Form26 Jan 2012View
Borehole survey submitted in accordance with condition 5.02. Supporting Information16 Jan 2012View
Surfacing and Drainage Commentary Revision B submitted in accordance with condition 1702. Supporting Information16 Jan 2012View
Letter relating to conditions 5 & 1702. Supporting Information26 Jan 2012View
PCOMNOTE%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100056.pdf02. Supporting Information27 Apr 2012View
PCOMMENTS%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100056.pdf02. Supporting Information27 Apr 2012View
Archaeology Officer Comments09. Response - consultee14 Feb 2012View
doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100018.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100016.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100003.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%095958.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
doc_comp%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100101.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
doc_comp%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100056.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Apr 2012View
Proposed Drainage Layout submitted in accordance with condition 17Other Documents16 Jan 2012View

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Decision & conditions

Discharge of Conditions Complete
doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100018.pdf doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100016.pdf doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100003.pdf doc_dec%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%095958.pdf doc_comp%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100101.pdf doc_comp%D12J0002%OPS$JM1%20120427%100056.pdf
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