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Consultation under Reg 3 of The Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 for the proposed change of land use and erection of 1.8m high bow top fencing and pedestrian gate to provide secure school playing field for the adjacent primary school from Pitmaston Park land.

Pitmaston Park, Pitmaston Road

NO OBJECTION(HW NYD)Reference: P13C0021Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
NO OBJECTION(HW NYD)
Application type
Worcestershire County Council
Received
16 Jan 2013
Validated
16 Jan 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Consultation under Reg 3 of The Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 for the proposed change of land use and erection of 1.8m high bow top fencing and pedestrian gate to provide secure school playing field for the adjacent primary school from Pitmaston Park land.

Proposal details

Reference
P13C0021
Ward
Bedwardine Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Worcestershire County Council

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Application location

Pitmaston Park, Pitmaston Road

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
P13C0021-AFN.pdf.pdf01.Application Form21 Jan 2013View
PCOMNOTE%P13C0021%OPS$SXB%20130213%102459.pdf02. Supporting Information13 Feb 2013View
PCOMMENTS%P13C0021%OPS$SXB%20130213%102504.pdf02. Supporting Information13 Feb 2013View
Railing system plan02. Supporting Information22 Jan 2013View
Consultation summary02. Supporting Information22 Jan 2013View
Supporting statement02. Supporting Information22 Jan 2013View
Ecology statement02. Supporting Information22 Jan 2013View
site area planSite Plan22 Jan 2013View
P13C0021-PLSITE.pdf.pdfSite Plan22 Jan 2013View
email_web%P13C0021%OPS$JM1%20130213%090421.pdf08. Response - Neighbour13 Feb 2013View
7 Boughton Park Road08. Response - Neighbour4 Feb 2013View
No Address08. Response - Neighbour13 Feb 2013View
Post decision support letters08. Response - Neighbour7 Aug 2013View
1 Worboys Road08. Response - Neighbour6 Feb 2013View
127 Bromwich Road08. Response - Neighbour7 Feb 2013View
21 Claverham Close08. Response - Neighbour7 Feb 2013View
P13C0021-ANON_1.pdf08. Response - Neighbour21 Mar 2013View
Kate Bussey08. Response - Neighbour18 Nov 2016View
Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee23 Jan 2013View
Tree Officer09. Response - consultee5 Feb 2013View
P13C0021 DN.pdf12. Decision Notice13 Feb 2013View

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Decision & conditions

NO OBJECTION(HW NYD)
Post decision support letters P13C0021 DN.pdf
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