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Proposed two storey side extension; single storey side and rear extension; detached single garage with associated brick wall, railings and gate; 1no. opaque glazed 1st floor window on rear elevation and 2no. 550mm x 978mm roof lights to rear roof slope.

104 London Road, WR5 2DY

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P11D0120Worcester City Council

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Application location

104 London Road, WR5 2DY

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
11 Mar 2011
Validated
17 Mar 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed two storey side extension; single storey side and rear extension; detached single garage with associated brick wall, railings and gate; 1no. opaque glazed 1st floor window on rear elevation and 2no. 550mm x 978mm roof lights to rear roof slope.

Proposal details

Reference
P11D0120
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mark Newell Building Consultants Ltd

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
P11D0120-AFN.pdf.pdf01.Application Form21 Mar 2011View
PCOMNOTE%P11D0120%OPS$LP%20110513%093913.pdf02. Supporting Information13 May 2011View
PCOMMENTS%P11D0120%OPS$LP%20110513%093913.pdf02. Supporting Information13 May 2011View
Proposed garageAmended document/plan13 Apr 2011View
Proposed elevationsAmended document/plan13 Apr 2011View
Location PlanAmended document/plan13 Apr 2011View
Block PlanAmended document/plan13 Apr 2011View
Existingelevations14 Mar 2011View
Existing general arrangementproposed floor plan14 Mar 2011View
Proposed general arrangementproposed floor plan14 Mar 2011View
Proposed elevationsSuperseded Documents13 Apr 2011View
Proposed garageSuperseded Documents13 Apr 2011View
Block PlanSuperseded Documents13 Apr 2011View
Location PlanSuperseded Documents13 Apr 2011View
Archaeology Officer Comment09. Response - consultee30 Mar 2011View
Conservation Officer Comments09. Response - consultee4 Apr 2011View
Conservation officer Comments09. Response - consultee28 Apr 2011View
P11D0120-PREINT.pdf.pdf09. Response - consultee3 May 2011View
Archaeology Comments09. Response - consultee9 May 2011View
decnot%P11D0120%OPS$LP%20110513%093912.pdf12. Decision Notice13 May 2011View

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P11D0120%OPS$LP%20110513%093912.pdf
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