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Proposed two storey side extension

10 Cranesbill Drive, Worcester WR5 3HX

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P14L0365Worcester City Council

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Application timeline

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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
21 Jul 2014
Validated
21 Jul 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed two storey side extension

Proposal details

Reference
P14L0365
Ward
St. Peter's Parish Ward
Parish
St. Peter the Great County
Agent
Mr Les Simms

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Application location

10 Cranesbill Drive, Worcester WR5 3HX

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Documents 24 of 24

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P14L0365-AFN.pdf01.Application Form13 Aug 2014View
amended proposed floor plansAmended document/plan29 Oct 2014View
amended proposed elevationsAmended document/plan29 Oct 2014View
amended block planAmended document/plan29 Oct 2014View
P14L0365-PLLOC.pdf.pdfLocation Plan13 Aug 2014View
Superseded ElevationsSuperseded Documents13 Aug 2014View
Superseded Floor PlansSuperseded Documents13 Aug 2014View
block planSuperseded Documents6 Oct 2014View
Superseeded Floor PlansSuperseded Documents20 Oct 2014View
Amended Elevations and Floorplans Cranesbill.pdfSuperseded Documents10 Sept 2014View
Amended Elevations Oct 14Superseded Documents20 Oct 2014View
Superseeded ElevationsSuperseded Documents20 Oct 2014View
Amended Floor Plans Oct 14Superseded Documents20 Oct 2014View
block planSuperseded Documents13 Aug 2014View
12 Cranesbill Drive Objection08. Response - Neighbour20 Oct 2014View
stephen harvey, 10 Cranesbill Drive08. Response - Neighbour3 Nov 2014View
Worcestershire County Highways09. Response - consultee23 Oct 2014View
CC%P14L0365%MC%20140916%16321206.pdf09. Response - consultee16 Sept 2014View
CC%P14L0365%JP1%20140901%09501004.pdf09. Response - consultee1 Sept 2014View
Applicant comment09. Response - consultee26 Sept 2014View
del_rep_dec%P14L0365%ANC%20141110%12131878.pdf11. Decision Information10 Nov 2014View
decnot%P14L0365%OPS$CG%20141110%142638%COPY.pdf12. Decision Notice10 Nov 2014View
elevationsOther Documents13 Aug 2014View
floor plansOther Documents13 Aug 2014View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec%P14L0365%ANC%20141110%12131878.pdf decnot%P14L0365%OPS$CG%20141110%142638%COPY.pdf
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