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Proposed extension to existing balcony across rear elevation; installation of rear dormer; reposition spiral staircase to rear balcony; increase depth of projection of part of rear elevation, including increased ridge height of roof; alterations to fenestration and internal alterations.

5 King Stephens Mount, WR2 5PL

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P11J0352Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
28 Jul 2011
Validated
15 Aug 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed extension to existing balcony across rear elevation; installation of rear dormer; reposition spiral staircase to rear balcony; increase depth of projection of part of rear elevation, including increased ridge height of roof; alterations to fenestration and internal alterations.

Proposal details

Reference
P11J0352
Ward
St. Clement Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mark Newell Building Consultants

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Application location

5 King Stephens Mount, WR2 5PL

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
P11J0352-AFN.pdf01.Application Form16 Aug 2011View
Amended description01.Application Form7 Sept 2011View
PCOMNOTE%P11J0352%OPS$JP3%20120103%153639.pdf02. Supporting Information3 Jan 2012View
PCOMMENTS%P11J0352%OPS$JP3%20120103%153639.pdf02. Supporting Information3 Jan 2012View
P11J0352-DA.pdf02. Supporting Information16 Aug 2011View
Proposed general arrangementAmended document/plan7 Sept 2011View
Proposed elevations sheet 2 of 2Amended document/plan7 Sept 2011View
BLOCK PLAN.pdfBlo28 Jul 2011View
Proposed 2elevations28 Jul 2011View
Existing 2elevations28 Jul 2011View
Existingelevations28 Jul 2011View
LOCATION PLAN.pdfLocation Plan28 Jul 2011View
Proposed general arrangementSuperseded Documents28 Jul 2011View
Proposed elevations 2 of 2Superseded Documents28 Jul 2011View
archaeology comments09. Response - consultee7 Sept 2011View
Building Regulations Comment09. Response - consultee17 Aug 2011View
conservation comments09. Response - consultee2 Sept 2011View
British Waterways comments09. Response - consultee6 Sept 2011View
decnot%P11J0352%OPS$JP3%20120103%153637.pdf12. Decision Notice3 Jan 2012View
existing ground and first floor planOther Documents28 Jul 2011View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P11J0352%OPS$JP3%20120103%153637.pdf
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