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Consultation under Regulation 3 of the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 for proposed two single storey extensions.

Nunnery Wood Primary School, Prestwich Avenue, WR5 1QE

NO OBJECTION(HW NYD)Reference: P13G0325Worcester City Council

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Decision Date

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Consultation under Regulation 3 of the Town and Country Planning General Regulations 1992 for proposed two single storey extensions.

Proposal details

Reference
P13G0325
Ward
Nunnery Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Worcestershire County Council

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Application location

Nunnery Wood Primary School, Prestwich Avenue, WR5 1QE

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P13G0325-AFN.pdf01.Application Form25 Jun 2013View
P13G0325-SD.pdf02. Supporting Information25 Jun 2013View
P13G0325-RENVIR.pdf02. Supporting Information25 Jun 2013View
PCOMNOTE%P13G0325%OPS$JP3%20130815%164805.pdf02. Supporting Information15 Aug 2013View
PCOMMENTS%P13G0325%OPS$JP3%20130815%164809.pdf02. Supporting Information15 Aug 2013View
P13G0325-DA.pdf02. Supporting Information25 Jun 2013View
Proposed 03 & 04elevations25 Jun 2013View
Proposed 05 & 06elevations25 Jun 2013View
Proposed 07elevations25 Jun 2013View
P13G0325-PLLOC.pdfLocation Plan25 Jun 2013View
West Mercia Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee17 Jul 2013View
Landscape comments09. Response - consultee17 Jul 2013View
Sport England comments09. Response - consultee10 Jul 2013View
South Worcestershire Drainage comments09. Response - consultee10 Jul 2013View
Natural England09. Response - consultee15 Jul 2013View
County Decision Notice12. Decision Notice3 Sept 2013View
dechw3%P13G0325%OPS$JP3%20130816%091044.pdf12. Decision Notice16 Aug 2013View
DN2.pdf12. Decision Notice23 Jan 2015View
Proposed EE & FFOther Documents25 Jun 2013View
Proposed CC & DDOther Documents25 Jun 2013View
Roof planOther Documents25 Jun 2013View
School plan incl. phase 1Other Documents25 Jun 2013View
Ground floor planOther Documents25 Jun 2013View
ProposedOther Documents25 Jun 2013View

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Decision & conditions

NO OBJECTION(HW NYD)
County Decision Notice dechw3%P13G0325%OPS$JP3%20130816%091044.pdf DN2.pdf
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