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Scheme to discharge condition 13 of planning permission 22/000032/REG3 - Demolition of existing single storey temporary classroom block. Erection of new replacement two-storey classroom building to accommodate 12no. classrooms, 4 offices and ancillary space. Relocation and reconfiguration of the existing car parking provision.

Wolverley High School, Blakeshall Lane, Wolverley, Worcestershire, DY11 5XQ

PermittedReference: 23/000043/DISWorcestershire County Council

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Application location

Wolverley High School, Blakeshall Lane, Wolverley, Worcestershire, DY11 5XQ

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Application summary

Status
Permitted
Application type
Discharge of Condition(s)
Received
8 Nov 2023
Validated
9 Nov 2023
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Worcestershire County Council

Application overview

Scheme to discharge condition 13 of planning permission 22/000032/REG3 - Demolition of existing single storey temporary classroom block. Erection of new replacement two-storey classroom building to accommodate 12no. classrooms, 4 offices and ancillary space. Relocation and reconfiguration of the existing car parking provision.

Proposal details

Reference
23/000043/DIS
Parish
Wolverley and Cookley
Agent
Jon Moore, Robothams Architects

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Documents 8 of 8

DocumentPublishedAction
08 2023.12.13 to JM re Formal Discharge08_2023.12.13_to_JM_re_Formal_Discharge.pdfNot publishedView
07 2023.11.22 from County Ecology re Con 1307_2023.11.22_from_County_Ecology_re_Con_13.pdfNot publishedView
06 2023.11.14 from WRS re Con 1306_2023.11.14_from_WRS_re_Con_13.pdfNot publishedView
05 13 - WCESS-SUM-EX-00-T-E-00000105_13_-_WCESS-SUM-EX-00-T-E-000001.pdfNot publishedView
04 13 - WCESS-SUM-EX-00-D-E-10000104_13_-_WCESS-SUM-EX-00-D-E-100001.pdfNot publishedView
03 13 - WCESS Lighting Statement03_13_-_WCESS_Lighting_Statement.pdfNot publishedView
02 13 - CO-MME-159292 (Bats and Lighting)02_13_-_CO-MME-159292_(Bats_and_Lighting).pdfNot publishedView
01 ApplicationFormRedacted01_ApplicationFormRedacted.pdfNot publishedView

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