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Extension to rear of building to provide link with outbuilding in rear courtyard

Papa's Cafe New Street Worcester WR1 2DN

APPROVAL (L.B.C)Reference: L14D0058Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (L.B.C)
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
27 Oct 2014
Validated
27 Oct 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Extension to rear of building to provide link with outbuilding in rear courtyard

Proposal details

Reference
L14D0058
Ward
Cathedral Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
EJ Planning Ltd

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Application location

Papa's Cafe New Street Worcester WR1 2DN

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form30 Oct 2014View
The location plan02. Supporting Information30 Oct 2014View
Design & access statement02. Supporting Information30 Oct 2014View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information30 Oct 2014View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information30 Oct 2014View
amended floor plansAmended document/plan16 Dec 2014View
amended elevationsAmended document/plan16 Dec 2014View
superseded proposed plansSuperseded Documents1 Dec 2014View
proposed floor plan- supersededSuperseded Documents30 Oct 2014View
proposed elevations- supersededSuperseded Documents30 Oct 2014View
Consultation comment08. Response - Neighbour25 Nov 2014View
Consultation comment08. Response - Neighbour27 Nov 2014View
Consultation comment08. Response - Neighbour27 Nov 2014View
Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee25 Nov 2014View
English Heritage comments09. Response - consultee23 Dec 2014View
English Heritage comments09. Response - consultee28 Nov 2014View
Heritage Officer comments09. Response - consultee28 Nov 2014View
James Dinn, Orchard House09. Response - consultee28 Nov 2014View
del_rep_dec%L14D0058%ANC%20141223%16193216.pdf11. Decision Information23 Dec 2014View
decnot%L14D0058%OPS$CG%20150105%164327%COPY.pdf12. Decision Notice5 Jan 2015View
floor planOther Documents30 Oct 2014View
existing floor planOther Documents30 Oct 2014View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (L.B.C)
del_rep_dec%L14D0058%ANC%20141223%16193216.pdf decnot%L14D0058%OPS$CG%20150105%164327%COPY.pdf
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