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Change of use of ground floor from Class A1 to A5 (Hot Food Take Away) and change of use of first floor from office/storage to one bedroom self-contained flat (applies to rear unit fronting Swanpool Walk only).

41 St Johns Worcester WR2 5AG

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P13C0471Worcester City Council

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Application location

41 St Johns Worcester WR2 5AG

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
25 Sept 2013
Validated
18 Oct 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Change of use of ground floor from Class A1 to A5 (Hot Food Take Away) and change of use of first floor from office/storage to one bedroom self-contained flat (applies to rear unit fronting Swanpool Walk only).

Proposal details

Reference
P13C0471
Ward
Bedwardine Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Harry Hampton

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Documents 20 of 20

DocumentPublishedAction
P13C0471-AFN.pdf.pdf01.Application Form22 Oct 2013View
Statement of significance02. Supporting Information22 Oct 2013View
P13C0471-DA.pdf.pdf02. Supporting Information22 Oct 2013View
PCOMNOTE%P13C0471%OPS$JP3%20131224%115444.pdf02. Supporting Information24 Dec 2013View
PCOMMENTS%P13C0471%OPS$JP3%20131224%115446.pdf02. Supporting Information24 Dec 2013View
photographic survey03. Photo22 Oct 2013View
41 St Johns.pdf03. Photo31 Oct 2013View
Farefield Estates08. Response - Neighbour5 Dec 2013View
41a St Johns08. Response - Neighbour29 Oct 2013View
Flat 41a St Johns08. Response - Neighbour6 Nov 2013View
email_web%P13C0471%OPS$JM1%20131203%131902.pdf08. Response - Neighbour3 Dec 2013View
Archaeological Officer09. Response - consultee19 Nov 2013View
email_webo%P13C0471%OPS$JM1%20131119%092907.pdf09. Response - consultee19 Nov 2013View
Planning Policy09. Response - consultee24 Oct 2013View
West Mercia Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee24 Oct 2013View
P13C0471-CC_3.pdf09. Response - consultee10 Dec 2013View
Planning Policy comments09. Response - consultee24 Oct 2013View
decnot%P13C0471%OPS$JP3%20131224%115439%COPY.pdf12. Decision Notice24 Dec 2013View
proposed plan and location planOther Documents22 Oct 2013View
existing plan and location planOther Documents22 Oct 2013View

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P13C0471%OPS$JP3%20131224%115439%COPY.pdf
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