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CONVERSION OF GARAGE/STORE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION FOR EXISTING BARN CONVERSION TO ANCILLARY RESIDENTIAL USE. CONSTRUCTION OF GARDEN SHED/DOMESTIC WORKSHOP

Barn at, Chapel Farm, Uphampton, Ombersley, Droitwich Spa, WR9 0JR

ApprovalReference: W/03/02369/PPWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
19 Dec 2003
Validated
22 Jan 2004
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF GARAGE/STORE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ACCOMMODATION FOR EXISTING BARN CONVERSION TO ANCILLARY RESIDENTIAL USE. CONSTRUCTION OF GARDEN SHED/DOMESTIC WORKSHOP

Proposal details

Reference
W/03/02369/PP
Ward
Ombersley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Ombersley
Agent
Gould Singleton Architects

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Application location

Barn at, Chapel Farm, Uphampton, Ombersley, Droitwich Spa, WR9 0JR

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29424.pdf01. Application Form26 Jan 2004View
ADDITIONAL NEIGHBOUR01. Application Form9 Feb 2004View
NOTIFICATION OF AMENDED PLANS01. Application Form26 Mar 2004View
NOTIFICATION OF AMENDED PLANS01. Application Form26 Mar 2004View
30698.jpg03. Photo6 Feb 2004View
APPROVED07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
APPROVED07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
APPROVED07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
GOULD SINGLETON ARCHITECTS07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
DETAILS07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
APPROVED07. Revised Documents26 Mar 2004View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan26 Jan 2004View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan26 Jan 2004View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan26 Jan 2004View
GOULD SINGLETON ARCHITECTS08. Response - Neighbour and Other26 Mar 2004View
OMBERSLEY PC09. Response - Statutory Consultee12 Feb 2004View
MRS H L LAW09. Response - Statutory Consultee26 Feb 2004View
H L LAW09. Response - Statutory Consultee27 Feb 2004View
JOHN LAW09. Response - Statutory Consultee1 Mar 2004View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information20 Apr 2004View
SITE INSPECTION NOTES11. Decision Information20 Apr 2004View
39426.pdf12. Decision Notice20 Apr 2004View

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Decision & conditions

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DELEGATED DECISION SITE INSPECTION NOTES 39426.pdf
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