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Discharge of conditions - P14B0533

WILLERSLEY HOUSE, 2 SEBRIGHT AVENUE, WORCESTER

Discharge of Conditions CompleteReference: D15B0165Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Discharge of Conditions Complete
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
16 Dec 2015
Validated
16 Dec 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions - P14B0533

Proposal details

Reference
D15B0165
Ward
Battenhall Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
THORNE ARCHITECTURE LIMITED

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Application location

WILLERSLEY HOUSE, 2 SEBRIGHT AVENUE, WORCESTER

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form18 Dec 2015View
Photographs & photomontages02. Supporting Information18 Dec 2015View
Photographs & photomontages02. Supporting Information18 Dec 2015View
Photographs & photomontages02. Supporting Information18 Dec 2015View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information18 Dec 2015View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information18 Dec 2015View
correspondance regarding change of car parking layout06. Proposed Plan12 Jan 2016View
Amended parking layoutAmended document/plan29 Jan 2016View
Site & other plansLocation Plan18 Dec 2015View
Transportation Partnership Manager, Highways Partnership Unit09. Response - consultee14 Jan 2016View
Transportation Partnership Manager, Highways Partnership Unit09. Response - consultee14 Jan 2016View
Comment from highways 25/01/1509. Response - consultee27 Jan 2016View
Decision notice condition 712. Decision Notice27 Jan 2016View
Decision notices for conditions 1,2,5.12. Decision Notice11 Jan 2016View
doc_compTSM-D15B0165-SD-20160209-155013234.pdf12. Decision Notice9 Feb 2016View
ODBPDF11826.pdf12. Decision Notice9 Feb 2016View
ODBPDF11830.pdf12. Decision Notice9 Feb 2016View
ODBPDF10288.pdf12. Decision Notice23 Dec 2015View
ODBPDF10995.pdf12. Decision Notice15 Jan 2016View
ODBPDF10994.pdf12. Decision Notice15 Jan 2016View
Tarmac photo and cycle storage photoOther Documents12 Jan 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Discharge of Conditions Complete
Decision notice condition 7 Decision notices for conditions 1,2,5. doc_compTSM-D15B0165-SD-20160209-155013234.pdf ODBPDF11826.pdf ODBPDF11830.pdf ODBPDF10288.pdf ODBPDF10995.pdf ODBPDF10994.pdf
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