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Proposed construction of a new dwelling house on vacant land adjacent to 12 Newtown Road

12 NEWTOWN ROAD, WORCESTER, WR5 1HF

APPROVAL (PLANNING)Reference: P17G0035Worcester City Council

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Application location

12 NEWTOWN ROAD, WORCESTER, WR5 1HF

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Proposed construction of a new dwelling house on vacant land adjacent to 12 Newtown Road

Proposal details

Reference
P17G0035
Ward
Nunnery Ward pre 01/05/2024
Parish
Worcester City
Agent
Ken Pearce

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
Application Form - Without Personal Data01.Application Form25 Jan 2017View
How the fee was calculated02. Supporting Information25 Jan 2017View
A summary of the attachments in the proposal02. Supporting Information25 Jan 2017View
Design & access statement02. Supporting Information25 Jan 2017View
Site & other planselevations25 Jan 2017View
Site & other planselevations25 Jan 2017View
The location planLocation Plan25 Jan 2017View
Site & other plansSite Plan25 Jan 2017View
Plan showing amenity areaSite Plan2 Mar 2017View
Trevor Pearce, 18 Newtown Road08. Response - Neighbour10 Feb 2017View
Trevor Pearce, 18 Newtown Road08. Response - Neighbour10 Feb 2017View
James Dinn, WCC08. Response - Neighbour6 Feb 2017View
South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee8 Feb 2017View
Highways09. Response - consultee16 Feb 2017View
Guideline for travel welcome packs small residential09. Response - consultee10 Mar 2017View
Worcestershire County Highways09. Response - consultee10 Mar 2017View
South Worcestershire Land Drainage Partnership, Bob Hughes09. Response - consultee3 Mar 2017View
West Mercia Constabulary, Divisional Crime Risk Manager09. Response - consultee3 Feb 2017View
del_rep_dec-P17G0035-ANC-20170322-162153549.pdf11. Decision Information22 Mar 2017View
DN-P17G0035-SRO-20170322-164553560.pdf12. Decision Notice22 Mar 2017View
Proposed elevationsOther Documents2 Mar 2017View
Proposed floor plansOther Documents2 Mar 2017View
Site & other plansOther Documents25 Jan 2017View

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Decision Date

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Decision & conditions

APPROVAL (PLANNING)
del_rep_dec-P17G0035-ANC-20170322-162153549.pdf DN-P17G0035-SRO-20170322-164553560.pdf
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