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Demolition of existing Son's of Rest building. Construct new Son's of Rest building, including public toilets, in same location.

Gheluvelt Park Barbourne Road Worcester WR3 7AA

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P16E0335Worcester City Council

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Demolition of existing Son's of Rest building. Construct new Son's of Rest building, including public toilets, in same location.

Proposal details

Reference
P16E0335
Ward
Claines Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Place Partnership

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Application location

Gheluvelt Park Barbourne Road Worcester WR3 7AA

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Application forms public.pdf01.Application Form16 Jun 2016View
Ecology Survey02. Supporting Information16 Jun 2016View
Design & Access Statement.pdf02. Supporting Information16 Jun 2016View
Proposed floor planAmended document/plan22 Jul 2016View
Proposed South & West elevationsAmended document/plan22 Jul 2016View
Proposed East & North elevationsAmended document/plan22 Jul 2016View
Block plan 02 A1.pdfBlo16 Jun 2016View
Site location plan 01 A1.pdfLocation Plan16 Jun 2016View
Part site plan of existing buildingSite Plan16 Jun 2016View
Proposed North and East elevationsSuperseded Documents16 Jun 2016View
Proposed South and West elevationsSuperseded Documents16 Jun 2016View
Proposed floor planSuperseded Documents16 Jun 2016View
J M Stagg, The Cottage, 1 Woodbine Road, Worcester08. Response - Neighbour12 Aug 2016View
Mr Mike Stephenson, Crime Risk Manager08. Response - Neighbour27 Jul 2016View
Victoria Wilde comments08. Response - Neighbour27 Jul 2016View
Anthony Clerici, 1 Townsend Street08. Response - Neighbour29 Jul 2016View
Victoria Wilde, N/A08. Response - Neighbour31 Jul 2016View
Conservation Area Advisory Committee comments09. Response - consultee2 Sept 2016View
City Archaeological Officer, The Guildhall09. Response - consultee4 Aug 2016View
DN-P16E0335-SD-20160825-165433864.pdf12. Decision Notice25 Aug 2016View
comments from the applicant31. Appeal Documents25 Jul 2016View
plan and section of existing buildingOther Documents16 Jun 2016View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
DN-P16E0335-SD-20160825-165433864.pdf
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