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Retrospective conversion of car port to study room; alterations to fenestration; enlargement of pitched roof dormer on rear elevation; erection of conservatory to south facing side elevation; increase depth of projection of existing balcony from 3m to 3.5m including spiral staircase to lower rear garden; extend existing balcony across full width of rear elevation; increase in depth of projection of existing rear elevation.

6 King Stephens Mount, WR2 5PL

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P10J0522Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
12 Nov 2010
Validated
12 Nov 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Retrospective conversion of car port to study room; alterations to fenestration; enlargement of pitched roof dormer on rear elevation; erection of conservatory to south facing side elevation; increase depth of projection of existing balcony from 3m to 3.5m including spiral staircase to lower rear garden; extend existing balcony across full width of rear elevation; increase in depth of projection of existing rear elevation.

Proposal details

Reference
P10J0522
Ward
St. Clement Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mark Newell Building Consultants Ltd

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Application location

6 King Stephens Mount, WR2 5PL

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Documents 14 of 14

DocumentPublishedAction
application forms.pdf01.Application Form25 Nov 2010View
PCOMNOTE%P10J0522%OPS$LP%20110113%133816.pdf02. Supporting Information13 Jan 2011View
PCOMMENTS%P10J0522%OPS$LP%20110113%133817.pdf02. Supporting Information13 Jan 2011View
Proposed general arrangement02. Supporting Information25 Nov 2010View
Approved general arrangement02. Supporting Information25 Nov 2010View
block plan.pdfBlo25 Nov 2010View
Proposed west & south elevations.pdfelevations25 Nov 2010View
Proposed North & east elevations.pdfelevations25 Nov 2010View
Approved south & west elevations.pdfelevations25 Nov 2010View
Approved elevations.pdfelevations25 Nov 2010View
P10J0522-PLEVEL_1.pdfelevations15 Dec 2010View
location plan.pdfLocation Plan25 Nov 2010View
decnot%P10J0522%OPS$LP%20110113%133816.pdf12. Decision Notice13 Jan 2011View
P10J0522-PLCOMB.pdfOther Documents15 Dec 2010View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P10J0522%OPS$LP%20110113%133816.pdf
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