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External alterations to include replacement windows, repointing and front porch. Internal alterations and repairs

The Malt House Church Lane Ombersley Droitwich Spa WR9 0ER

ApprovalReference: 18/00742/LBWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
17 Apr 2018
Validated
8 Aug 2018
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

External alterations to include replacement windows, repointing and front porch. Internal alterations and repairs

Proposal details

Reference
18/00742/LB
Ward
Ombersley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Ombersley
Agent
Mr Nigel Grant, Edwards Grant Architects

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Application location

The Malt House Church Lane Ombersley Droitwich Spa WR9 0ER

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
Applicationformnopersonaldata01. Application Form17 Apr 2018View
Consultee List01. Application Form13 Aug 2018View
Site Notice01. Application Form23 Aug 2018View
1520 Design Statement house, rev A02. Supporting Information29 Jun 2018View
1520 Malt Ho Condition Survey house rev A02. Supporting Information29 Jun 2018View
1520 revA Assessment of Significance house02. Supporting Information29 Jun 2018View
Press Notice02. Supporting Information20 Aug 2018View
1520 Malt House windows..doc02. Supporting Information24 Sept 2018View
1520.01 Site Layout104. Site/Location Plan17 Apr 2018View
Img10604. Site/Location Plan17 Apr 2018View
1520.02 House Survey Layout105. Existing Plans17 Apr 2018View
1520.05 B Elevations/Floor06. Proposed Plans29 Jun 2018View
1520.07 Staircase Details06. Proposed Plans29 Jun 2018View
1520.12 Window Details06. Proposed Plans29 Jun 2018View
1520.13 Window details, sections-Layout1.pdf06. Proposed Plans8 Aug 2018View
1520.14 Door details-Layout1.pdf06. Proposed Plans8 Aug 2018View
1520.15 Door details - Copy-Layout1.pdf06. Proposed Plans8 Aug 2018View
1520.16 Front Door details-Layout1.pdf06. Proposed Plans8 Aug 2018View
Mr J Jordan - Ombersley and Doverdale Parish Council09. Response - Statutory Consultee31 Aug 2018View
Delegated Report11. Decision Information28 Sept 2018View
Decision Notice12. Decision Notice28 Sept 2018View
Site Inspection NotesSite Inspection Notes28 Sept 2018View

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