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Change of use of lower ground, ground (Class A2) and first floor (A2/B1(a)) to mixed A1/A3 (sui generis), and associated works

59 - 60 HIGH STREET, WORCESTER, WR1 2QA

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P16D0598Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
16 Dec 2016
Validated
20 Dec 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Change of use of lower ground, ground (Class A2) and first floor (A2/B1(a)) to mixed A1/A3 (sui generis), and associated works

Proposal details

Reference
P16D0598
Ward
Cathedral Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Mr Rhys Govier

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Application location

59 - 60 HIGH STREET, WORCESTER, WR1 2QA

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form20 Dec 2016View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information20 Dec 2016View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information20 Dec 2016View
User Defined Attachment02. Supporting Information20 Dec 2016View
Planning statement02. Supporting Information20 Dec 2016View
Shop front signage06. Proposed Plan25 Jan 2017View
Proposed shop front06. Proposed Plan25 Jan 2017View
Site & other plansBlo20 Dec 2016View
Site & other planselevations20 Dec 2016View
The location planLocation Plan20 Dec 2016View
Highways England comments09. Response - consultee3 Jan 2017View
Conservation Area Advisory Committee comments09. Response - consultee6 Mar 2017View
City Archaeological Officer, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee9 Jan 2017View
Planning Policy Officer, Regeneration & Business Engagement09. Response - consultee22 Feb 2017View
del_rep_dec-P16D0598-ANC-20170503-120757297.pdf11. Decision Information3 May 2017View
DN-P16D0598-SRO-20170504-103257510.pdf12. Decision Notice4 May 2017View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View
Site & other plansOther Documents20 Dec 2016View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec-P16D0598-ANC-20170503-120757297.pdf DN-P16D0598-SRO-20170504-103257510.pdf
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