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Change of use part horticultural/agricultural to animal welfare, education and visitor centre with the inclusion of childrens play area.

WORCESTER GARDEN CENTRE, DROITWICH ROAD, WORCESTER, WR3 7SW

REFUSAL (PLANNING)Reference: P15E0536Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
REFUSAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
10 Dec 2015
Validated
29 Mar 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Change of use part horticultural/agricultural to animal welfare, education and visitor centre with the inclusion of childrens play area.

Proposal details

Reference
P15E0536
Ward
Claines Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Wildside Exotics

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Application location

WORCESTER GARDEN CENTRE, DROITWICH ROAD, WORCESTER, WR3 7SW

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Documents 17 of 17

DocumentPublishedAction
public.pdf01.Application Form10 Dec 2015View
Preliminary Ecological Appraisal02. Supporting Information14 Apr 2016View
DA.pdf02. Supporting Information10 Dec 2015View
Information regarding site security02. Supporting Information19 Apr 2016View
location1.pdfLocation Plan10 Dec 2015View
location.pdfLocation Plan10 Dec 2015View
West Mercia Constabulary, Divisional Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee19 Apr 2016View
West Mercia Crime Risk Manager comments09. Response - consultee20 Apr 2016View
Highways09. Response - consultee6 May 2016View
Maria Dunn, Planning Policy Team Leader09. Response - consultee10 May 2016View
West Mercia Constabulary, Divisional Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee15 Apr 2016View
Highways comments09. Response - consultee22 Apr 2016View
decnotTSM-P15E0536-SD-20160527-082224423.pdf12. Decision Notice27 May 2016View
decnotTSM-P15E0536-SRO-20160602-111524968.pdf12. Decision Notice2 Jun 2016View
decnotTSM-P15E0536-SRO-20160602-104624963.pdf12. Decision Notice2 Jun 2016View
AC-1508-004_PROPOSED ANIMAL CENTRE LANDSCAPE PLAN.pdfOther Documents14 Apr 2016View
proposed animal centreOther Documents10 Dec 2015View

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Decision & conditions

REFUSAL (PLANNING)
decnotTSM-P15E0536-SD-20160527-082224423.pdf decnotTSM-P15E0536-SRO-20160602-111524968.pdf decnotTSM-P15E0536-SRO-20160602-104624963.pdf
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