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Proposed erection of 1no dwelling with detached garage and associated works.

Land adjacent to Avenue Cottage, Swinesherd, Worcester

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P14Q0526Worcester City Council

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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
13 Nov 2014
Validated
13 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed erection of 1no dwelling with detached garage and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
P14Q0526
Ward
Warndon Parish South Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Warndon
Agent
Michael A Brown Design

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Application location

Land adjacent to Avenue Cottage, Swinesherd, Worcester

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
P14Q0526-redacted.pdf01.Application Form25 Nov 2014View
Preliminary Ecological Aappraisal02. Supporting Information13 Nov 2014View
Design and access statement02. Supporting Information13 Nov 2014View
Flood Risk Assessment06. Proposed Plan22 Jan 2015View
elevations and floor plansAmended document/plan21 May 2015View
amended site plan with flood protection measures.Amended document/plan21 May 2015View
Topographical SurveyAmended document/plan21 May 2015View
Proposed general street sceneSuperseded Documents13 Nov 2014View
Location and block planSuperseded Documents13 Nov 2014View
Proposed floor and elevation plansSuperseded Documents13 Nov 2014View
Consultation comment08. Response - Neighbour10 Dec 2014View
Brooklands, Swinsherd08. Response - Neighbour10 Dec 2014View
Consultation comment08. Response - Neighbour27 Nov 2014View
Kerry Poole, Worcester City Council - Refuse and Recycling08. Response - Neighbour26 Nov 2014View
Kelvin Hardiman, Brooklands08. Response - Neighbour1 Jun 2015View
South Worcestershire land drainage comments09. Response - consultee2 Feb 2015View
South Worcestershire Drainage comments09. Response - consultee3 Jun 2015View
James Dinn, Orchard House09. Response - consultee9 Dec 2014View
Natural England Comments09. Response - consultee2 Feb 2015View
South Worcs Land Drainage09. Response - consultee27 Nov 2014View
del_rep_dec%P14Q0526%ANC%20150615%17206581.pdf11. Decision Information15 Jun 2015View
decnotTSM%P14Q0526%SRO%20150616%15356609.pdf12. Decision Notice16 Jun 2015View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec%P14Q0526%ANC%20150615%17206581.pdf decnotTSM%P14Q0526%SRO%20150616%15356609.pdf
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