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Replacement notice board

St Nicholas Church Main Street Peopleton

ApprovalReference: 17/02513/ADVWychavon District Council

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Site Visited / Site Notice Date

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  5. Consultation End

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  6. Advert Expiry

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  7. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Advertisement
Received
12 Dec 2017
Validated
12 Dec 2017
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Replacement notice board

Proposal details

Reference
17/02513/ADV
Ward
Upton Snodsbury Ward
Parish
Peopleton
Agent
Mr Phil Mullington

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Application location

St Nicholas Church Main Street Peopleton

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Application Form redacted01. Application Form14 Dec 2017View
Press Advert01. Application Form21 Dec 2017View
Cover Letter redacted02. Supporting Information14 Dec 2017View
Statement of Significance02. Supporting Information14 Dec 2017View
Information leaflet02. Supporting Information14 Dec 2017View
Photos03. Photo14 Dec 2017View
Consultee list17. Validation18 Dec 2017View
Location Plan04. Site/Location Plan12 Dec 2017View
Site Plan04. Site/Location Plan12 Dec 2017View
Elevations06. Proposed PlansNot publishedView
Ms R Foy - Historic England09. Response - Statutory Consultee19 Dec 2017View
Highways - County Highways09. Response - Statutory Consultee19 Dec 2017View
Mrs E Marshall - Landscape Officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Jan 2018View
Ben Lawless - Conservation Officer09. Response - Statutory Consultee8 Jan 2018View
Ms R Foy - Historic England09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment19 Dec 2017View
Highways - County Highways09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment19 Dec 2017View
Ben Lawless - Conservation Officer09a. Response - Statutory Consultee Attachment8 Jan 2018View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information26 Jan 2018View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice26 Jan 2018View
Site Inspection NotesSite Inspection Notes26 Jan 2018View

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