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Proposed environmental upgrades to 5 blocks two storey flats.

59-69 & 77-91 St. Georges Lane North, WR1 1QX

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P14A0071Worcester City Council

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  4. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
19 Feb 2014
Validated
24 Feb 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed environmental upgrades to 5 blocks two storey flats.

Proposal details

Reference
P14A0071
Ward
Arboretum Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
DJD Architects

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Application location

59-69 & 77-91 St. Georges Lane North, WR1 1QX

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Documents 23 of 23

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P14A0071-AFN.pdf.pdf01.Application Form19 Mar 2014View
ApplicationFormNoPersonalData_1.pdf01.Application Form12 Mar 2014View
User Defined Attachment02. Supporting Information20 Feb 2014View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information20 Feb 2014View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information20 Feb 2014View
Site Plan ProposedAmended document/plan26 Mar 2014View
Railings and Gates E, F and G ElevationsAmended document/plan26 Mar 2014View
Fence ElevationsAmended document/plan26 Mar 2014View
Railings and Gates A, B, C and D ElevationsAmended document/plan26 Mar 2014View
The location planLocation Plan20 Feb 2014View
Block PlanSite Plan20 Feb 2014View
Site ExistingSite Plan20 Feb 2014View
Fence ElevationsSuperseded Documents20 Feb 2014View
Railings and Gates ElevationsSuperseded Documents20 Feb 2014View
Railings and Gates ElevationsSuperseded Documents20 Feb 2014View
Site Plan ProposedSuperseded Documents20 Feb 2014View
63 St Georges Lane North08. Response - Neighbour24 Mar 2014View
75 Flagmeadow Walk08. Response - Neighbour8 Apr 2014View
88 Flagmeadow Walk08. Response - Neighbour20 Mar 2014View
Refuse and Recycling09. Response - consultee20 Mar 2014View
Crime Risk Officer09. Response - consultee14 Mar 2014View
del_rep_dec%P14A0071%NK%20140410%1156299.pdf11. Decision Information10 Apr 2014View
decnot%P14A0071%OPS$JP3%20140411%140011%COPY.pdf12. Decision Notice11 Apr 2014View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec%P14A0071%NK%20140410%1156299.pdf decnot%P14A0071%OPS$JP3%20140411%140011%COPY.pdf
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