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Proposed internal alterations to facilitate change of use of first and second floors from office to 1no. three bedroom flat. Proposed single storey rear extension to form 1no. one bedroom dwelling.

50 New Street, WR1 2DL

APPROVAL (L.B.C)Reference: L10D0105Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (L.B.C)
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
26 Nov 2010
Validated
29 Nov 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed internal alterations to facilitate change of use of first and second floors from office to 1no. three bedroom flat. Proposed single storey rear extension to form 1no. one bedroom dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
L10D0105
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Nick Joyce Architects Llp

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Application location

50 New Street, WR1 2DL

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Documents 25 of 25

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form29 Nov 2010View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
Appendix RJW102. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
PCOMNOTE%L10D0105%OPS$LP%20110211%123320.pdf02. Supporting Information11 Feb 2011View
Consideration of the viability for future office use02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
schedule of works for LBC.doc02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
Report property sheets02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
Heritage statement 25.11.2010.doc02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
D and A Statement R Watkins.pdf02. Supporting Information29 Nov 2010View
PCOMMENTS%L10D0105%OPS$LP%20110211%123320.pdf02. Supporting Information11 Feb 2011View
Appendix RJW203. Photo29 Nov 2010View
503. Photo29 Nov 2010View
403. Photo29 Nov 2010View
303. Photo29 Nov 2010View
203. Photo29 Nov 2010View
103. Photo29 Nov 2010View
L10D0105-AM.pdfAmended document/plan26 Jan 2011View
L10D0105-AM.pdf.pdfAmended document/plan11 Jan 2011View
L10D0105-SUP.pdfSuperseded Documents26 Jan 2011View
L10D0105-SUP.pdf.pdfSuperseded Documents11 Jan 2011View
decnot%L10D0105%OPS$LP%20110211%123320.pdf12. Decision Notice11 Feb 2011View
Location & block planOther Documents29 Nov 2010View
ProposedOther Documents29 Nov 2010View
ExistingOther Documents29 Nov 2010View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (L.B.C)
decnot%L10D0105%OPS$LP%20110211%123320.pdf
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