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CONVERSION OF 'COTTAGE BARN' & CART-STORE WITH SINGLE STOREY LINK TO CREATE A DWELLING.

Mearse Farm, Mearse Farm Lane, Inkberrow, WR7 4HS

ApprovalReference: W/05/01469/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Change of use
Received
8 Aug 2005
Validated
8 Aug 2005
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

CONVERSION OF 'COTTAGE BARN' & CART-STORE WITH SINGLE STOREY LINK TO CREATE A DWELLING.

Proposal details

Reference
W/05/01469/CU
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Inkberrow
Agent
Mr J Petersen-Jones, Petersen-Jones Architects Limited

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Application location

Mearse Farm, Mearse Farm Lane, Inkberrow, WR7 4HS

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95772.pdf01. Application Form2 Sept 2005View
95773.pdf02. Supporting Information2 Sept 2005View
105647.pdf02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
WEATHERARK LTD02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
CONSENT TO DISCHARGE02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
WEATHERARK LTD02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
WEATHERARK LTD02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
ECOLOGICAL SURVEY ASSESSMENT & BAT SURVEY02. Supporting Information10 Nov 2005View
APPROVED07. Revised Documents14 Nov 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2005View
PROPOSED BLOCK PLAN & FLOOR PLAN04. Site/Location Plan10 Nov 2005View
ENGINEERING09. Response - Statutory Consultee9 Sept 2005View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee29 Sept 2005View
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES - WORCS COUNTY COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 Oct 2005View
HIGHWAYS CONSULTATION RESPONSE09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Nov 2005View
HIGHWAYS CONSULTATION RESPONSE09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Nov 2005View
HIGHWAYS CONSULTATION RESPONSE09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Nov 2005View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information2 Nov 2005View
SITE INSPECTION NOTES11. Decision Information2 Nov 2005View
104180.pdf12. Decision Notice2 Nov 2005View

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Decision & conditions

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DELEGATED DECISION SITE INSPECTION NOTES 104180.pdf
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