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Replace existing 20 pane opening window (on North side of main building) to purpose made timber sash window, to match other sash windows in property. Place a sash window at first floor level above this to match existing sash windows in property.

1 Lock Cottages Diglis Island Navigation Road Worcester

APPROVAL (L.B.C)Reference: L11D0090Worcester City Council

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Application location

1 Lock Cottages Diglis Island Navigation Road Worcester

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (L.B.C)
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
15 Sept 2011
Validated
27 Sept 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Replace existing 20 pane opening window (on North side of main building) to purpose made timber sash window, to match other sash windows in property. Place a sash window at first floor level above this to match existing sash windows in property.

Proposal details

Reference
L11D0090
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Christopher Gait

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L11D0090-AFN.pdf01.Application Form28 Sept 2011View
PCOMNOTE%L11D0090%OPS$LP%20111122%132716.pdf02. Supporting Information22 Nov 2011View
PCOMMENTS%L11D0090%OPS$LP%20111122%132716.pdf02. Supporting Information22 Nov 2011View
L11D0090-DA.pdf02. Supporting Information28 Sept 2011View
L11D0090-RPHOTO.pdf03. Photo28 Sept 2011View
Side elevation as proposedelevations28 Sept 2011View
Side elevation as approvedelevations28 Sept 2011View
L11D0090-PLLOC.pdfLocation Plan28 Sept 2011View
First floor plan as approvedproposed floor plan28 Sept 2011View
Ground floor plan as proposedproposed floor plan28 Sept 2011View
Ground floor as approvedproposed floor plan28 Sept 2011View
First floor plan as proposedproposed floor plan28 Sept 2011View
Conservation Areas Advisory Committee09. Response - consultee9 Nov 2011View
conservation comments09. Response - consultee23 Nov 2011View
Archaeology comments09. Response - consultee5 Oct 2011View
decnot%L11D0090%OPS$LP%20111122%132716.pdf12. Decision Notice22 Nov 2011View
L11D0090-PLSECT.pdfOther Documents28 Sept 2011View
L11D0090-PLPROP.pdfOther Documents28 Sept 2011View
L11D0090-PLEXIST.pdfOther Documents28 Sept 2011View
L11D0090-PLCOMB.pdfOther Documents28 Sept 2011View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (L.B.C)
decnot%L11D0090%OPS$LP%20111122%132716.pdf
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