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Erection of a two storey side extension.

1 LESLIE AVENUE, WORCESTER WR3 7DF

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P17E0144Worcester City Council

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Application summary

Status
APPROVAL (PLANNING)
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
13 Mar 2017
Validated
14 Mar 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcester City Council

Application overview

Erection of a two storey side extension.

Proposal details

Reference
P17E0144
Ward
Claines Ward
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Miss Steward

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Application location

1 LESLIE AVENUE, WORCESTER WR3 7DF

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Documents 26 of 26

DocumentPublishedAction
public.pdf01.Application Form17 Mar 2017View
Water Management statement02. Supporting Information17 Mar 2017View
Amended Proposed Rear ElevationAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
Amended Proposed Front ElevationAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
Amended Proposed Side ElevationAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
Amended Proposed First Floor PlanAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
Amended Proposed Ground Floor PlanAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
Amended Block PlanAmended document/plan31 May 2017View
p side.pdfelevations17 Mar 2017View
rear elevationselevations17 Mar 2017View
rear elevationselevations17 Mar 2017View
front elevationselevations17 Mar 2017View
side elevationselevations17 Mar 2017View
loc.pdfLocation Plan17 Mar 2017View
Block PlanSuperseded Documents17 Mar 2017View
ground floorSuperseded Documents17 Mar 2017View
front elevationsSuperseded Documents17 Mar 2017View
first floorSuperseded Documents17 Mar 2017View
Jackie Smith, 36 Coiln Road08. Response - Neighbour5 Jun 2017View
Barry Bennett, 3 Leslie Avenue08. Response - Neighbour18 Apr 2017View
Worcestershire County Highways09. Response - consultee14 Jun 2017View
Worcestershire County Highways09. Response - consultee14 Jun 2017View
P17E0144- Highways Comments - DEF RED.pdf09. Response - consultee10 Apr 2017View
del_rep_dec-P17E0144-ANC-20170628-112663565.pdf11. Decision Information28 Jun 2017View
DN-P17E0144-SRO-20170628-161263687.pdf12. Decision Notice28 Jun 2017View
floor plansOther Documents17 Mar 2017View

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec-P17E0144-ANC-20170628-112663565.pdf DN-P17E0144-SRO-20170628-161263687.pdf
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