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Proposed conversion of dwellinghouse to no 6 flats and proposed extensions.

218 Tolladine Road Worcester WR4 9AU

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P15F0100Worcester City Council

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  1. Application Received 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
11 Mar 2015
Validated
17 Apr 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed conversion of dwellinghouse to no 6 flats and proposed extensions.

Proposal details

Reference
P15F0100
Ward
Warndon and Elbury Park
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Hussain

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Application location

218 Tolladine Road Worcester WR4 9AU

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
P15F0100 - App Form without Personal Details.pdf01.Application Form17 Mar 2015View
P15F0100 - Design And Heritage Statement.pdf02. Supporting Information17 Mar 2015View
proposed elevations and floor plansAmended document/plan9 Jul 2015View
site location and block planAmended document/plan9 Jul 2015View
SuperseededBlo17 Mar 2015View
site location and block planSuperseded Documents9 Jun 2015View
elevationsSuperseded Documents17 Mar 2015View
block planSuperseded Documents15 Apr 2015View
proposed floor plans and elevationsSuperseded Documents9 Jun 2015View
Mr and Mrs Hewitt, 216 Tolladine Road08. Response - Neighbour26 May 2015View
Steve Williams, 213a Tolladine Road08. Response - Neighbour15 May 2015View
Kerry Poole, Worcester City Council - Refuse and Recycling08. Response - Neighbour7 May 2015View
Highways comments09. Response - consultee31 Jul 2015View
South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee12 May 2015View
Sarah Wood, c/o Sarah Wood for Tim Allan09. Response - consultee6 May 2015View
South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee2 Jul 2015View
highways comments09. Response - consultee28 Aug 2015View
Mr Mike Stephenson, Divisional Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee10 Aug 2015View
del_rep_dec%P15F0100%POC%20150828%16002263.pdf11. Decision Information28 Aug 2015View
decnotTSM%P15F0100%SRO%20150901%08562268.pdf12. Decision Notice1 Sept 2015View
elevationsOther Documents17 Mar 2015View
Revised Exisiting drawingsOther Documents15 Apr 2015View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec%P15F0100%POC%20150828%16002263.pdf decnotTSM%P15F0100%SRO%20150901%08562268.pdf
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