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Proposed two storey and single storey extension.

118 Laugherne Road, WR2 5LT

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P13K0222Worcester City Council

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Application timeline

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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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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
23 Apr 2013
Validated
23 Apr 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed two storey and single storey extension.

Proposal details

Reference
P13K0222
Ward
St. Johns Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Adrian Hutt Architects

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Application location

118 Laugherne Road, WR2 5LT

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Documents 31 of 31

DocumentPublishedAction
P13K0222-AFN.pdf01.Application Form29 Apr 2013View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information23 Apr 2013View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information23 Apr 2013View
site and block planAmended document/plan12 Jun 2013View
proposed rear elevation eastAmended document/plan12 Jun 2013View
proposed side elevation northAmended document/plan12 Jun 2013View
front elevation westAmended document/plan12 Jun 2013View
proposed first floor planAmended document/plan12 Jun 2013View
Existingelevations23 Apr 2013View
Existing northelevations23 Apr 2013View
Existing westelevations23 Apr 2013View
Proposed southelevations23 Apr 2013View
Proposed eastelevations23 Apr 2013View
2Location Plan24 Apr 2013View
3Location Plan23 Apr 2013View
1Location Plan23 Apr 2013View
P13K0222-PLFLOOR.pdfproposed floor plan29 Apr 2013View
Existingproposed floor plan23 Apr 2013View
Proposedproposed floor plan23 Apr 2013View
superseded proposed first floor planSuperseded Documents29 Apr 2013View
superseded Site & block planSuperseded Documents29 Apr 2013View
superseded Existing eastSuperseded Documents23 Apr 2013View
superseded Proposed northSuperseded Documents23 Apr 2013View
superseded Proposed westSuperseded Documents23 Apr 2013View
decnot%P13K0222%OPS$JP3%20130612%170212%COPY.pdf12. Decision Notice12 Jun 2013View
P13K0222-PLEXIST.pdfOther Documents29 Apr 2013View
P13K0222-PLANS_2.pdfOther Documents24 Apr 2013View
P13K0222-PLANS_1.pdfOther Documents24 Apr 2013View
P13K0222-PLANS.pdfOther Documents24 Apr 2013View
Ground floor planOther Documents23 Apr 2013View
Ground floor planOther Documents23 Apr 2013View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
decnot%P13K0222%OPS$JP3%20130612%170212%COPY.pdf
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