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Discharge of conditions - P15A0441

BASKERVILLE HOUSE, 24 SHRUBBERY AVENUE, WORCESTER

Discharge of Conditions CompleteReference: D16A0021Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
Discharge of Conditions Complete
Application type
Discharge of Conditions
Received
9 Feb 2016
Validated
9 Feb 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Discharge of conditions - P15A0441

Proposal details

Reference
D16A0021
Ward
Arboretum Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Central Building Design Ltd

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Application location

BASKERVILLE HOUSE, 24 SHRUBBERY AVENUE, WORCESTER

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form10 Feb 2016View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
User Defined Attachment02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
User Defined Attachment02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
User Defined Attachment02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
Additional plans02. Supporting Information10 Feb 2016View
staircase03. Photo4 Mar 2016View
photo survey06. Proposed Plan11 Feb 2016View
Head of Cleaner & Greener City, c/o Sarah Wood for Tim Allan09. Response - consultee17 Feb 2016View
City Archaeological Officer, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee3 Mar 2016View
Highways Partnership09. Response - consultee3 Mar 2016View
chris dobbs, landscape adviser, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee16 Feb 2016View
Head of Cleaner & Greener City, c/o Sarah Wood for Tim Allan09. Response - consultee12 Feb 2016View
West Mercia Constabulary, Divisional Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee15 Feb 2016View
ODBPDF11945.pdf12. Decision Notice11 Feb 2016View
ODBPDF13120.pdf12. Decision Notice16 Mar 2016View
decnotTSM-D16A0021-SC1-20160316-100217179.pdf12. Decision Notice16 Mar 2016View
ODBPDF22270.pdf12. Decision Notice17 Jan 2017View
ODBPDF12687.pdf12. Decision Notice4 Mar 2016View
Additional plansOther Documents10 Feb 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Discharge of Conditions Complete
ODBPDF11945.pdf ODBPDF13120.pdf decnotTSM-D16A0021-SC1-20160316-100217179.pdf ODBPDF22270.pdf ODBPDF12687.pdf
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