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Proposed erection of a detached dwelling

THE GLEN, WAVERLEY STREET, WORCESTER, WR5 3DH

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P16D0343Worcester City Council

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  3. Application Valid Date

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  4. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Outline Application
Received
20 Jun 2016
Validated
14 Jul 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Proposed erection of a detached dwelling

Proposal details

Reference
P16D0343
Ward
Cathedral Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
M A King Design

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Application location

THE GLEN, WAVERLEY STREET, WORCESTER, WR5 3DH

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
app red.pdf01.Application Form20 Jun 2016View
amended proposed block planAmended document/plan23 Aug 2016View
os.pdfLocation Plan20 Jun 2016View
Proposed site plan- supersededSuperseded Documents20 Jun 2016View
18 Cavendish Street- Neighbour comments08. Response - Neighbour2 Aug 2016View
16 Cavendish Street- Neighbour comments08. Response - Neighbour2 Aug 2016View
Robert Peel, 18 Cavendish Street08. Response - Neighbour30 Aug 2016View
David & Eileen Qubain, 16 Cavendish Street08. Response - Neighbour31 Jul 2016View
Robert Peel, 18 Cavendish Street08. Response - Neighbour31 Jul 2016View
Highways Partnership Unit, Transportation Partnership Manager09. Response - consultee2 Sept 2016View
Robert Peel09. Response - consultee31 Aug 2016View
City Archaeological Officer, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee24 Aug 2016View
Highways Partnership Unit, Transportation Partnership Manager09. Response - consultee3 Aug 2016View
Highways Partnership Unit, Transportation Partnership Manager09. Response - consultee3 Aug 2016View
Bob Hughes, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee24 Aug 2016View
City Archaeological Officer, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee22 Jul 2016View
South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee29 Jul 2016View
16 Cavendish Street09. Response - consultee7 Sept 2016View
Kerry Poole, Worcester City Council - Refuse and Recycling09. Response - consultee20 Jul 2016View
del_rep_dec-P16D0343-ANC-20160915-165935469.pdf11. Decision Information15 Sept 2016View
DN-P16D0343-SRO-20160915-170135470.pdf12. Decision Notice15 Sept 2016View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec-P16D0343-ANC-20160915-165935469.pdf DN-P16D0343-SRO-20160915-170135470.pdf
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