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The relocation of three existing Daikin AC condenser units and one existing Franchill compressor unit into a new purpose designed acoustically screened area. New Copeland Scroll compressor unit added into the acoustically screened area. Acoustic area to be surrounded by new palisade fence with access gates. Two new bollards to be installed.

Co-op Welcome, 99 Henwick Road, Worcester WR2 5NY

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P12J0214Worcester City Council

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Application location

Co-op Welcome, 99 Henwick Road, Worcester WR2 5NY

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 May 2012
Validated
23 May 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

The relocation of three existing Daikin AC condenser units and one existing Franchill compressor unit into a new purpose designed acoustically screened area. New Copeland Scroll compressor unit added into the acoustically screened area. Acoustic area to be surrounded by new palisade fence with access gates. Two new bollards to be installed.

Proposal details

Reference
P12J0214
Ward
St. Clement Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Wellsfield Associates

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Documents 16 of 16

DocumentPublishedAction
P12J0214-AFN_1.pdf01.Application Form31 May 2012View
PCOMNOTE%P12J0214%OPS$JP3%20120718%162803.pdf02. Supporting Information19 Jul 2012View
PCOMMENTS%P12J0214%OPS$JP3%20120718%162806.pdf02. Supporting Information19 Jul 2012View
Henwick Road - plant access statement_120522161622430.doc02. Supporting Information24 May 2012View
Noise Survey - Co-op Henwick Road.pdf02. Supporting Information24 May 2012View
Franchill Specification02. Supporting Information24 May 2012View
Copeland Scroll Specfication02. Supporting Information24 May 2012View
Proposedelevations24 May 2012View
Existingelevations24 May 2012View
2001.01 block and location plans.pdfLocation Plan24 May 2012View
97 Henwick Road08. Response - Neighbour11 Jun 2012View
Worcestershire Regulatory Services09. Response - consultee1 Jun 2012View
decnot%P12J0214%OPS$JP3%20120718%162748.pdf12. Decision Notice19 Jul 2012View
Ground floor planOther Documents24 May 2012View
Ground floor planOther Documents24 May 2012View
General arrangement of screensOther Documents24 May 2012View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P12J0214%OPS$JP3%20120718%162748.pdf
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