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1 NO INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED 3.5M HIGH TOTEM SIGN (SIGN C)

Spice Fusion (Epic Bar), Crossway Green, Ombersley, DY13 9SW

SplitReference: W/07/00647/AAWychavon 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. Consultation End

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  5. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
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Application type
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Received
12 Apr 2007
Validated
12 Apr 2007
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

1 NO INTERNALLY ILLUMINATED 3.5M HIGH TOTEM SIGN (SIGN C)

Proposal details

Reference
W/07/00647/AA
Ward
Ombersley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Ombersley
Agent
Mrs D Pitt, Signs Specialists

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Application location

Spice Fusion (Epic Bar), Crossway Green, Ombersley, DY13 9SW

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Documents 27 of 27

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189288.pdf01. Application Form18 Apr 2007View
189291.pdf03. Photo18 Apr 2007View
189292.pdf03. Photo18 Apr 2007View
189293.pdf03. Photo18 Apr 2007View
189294.pdf03. Photo18 Apr 2007View
189295.pdf03. Photo18 Apr 2007View
PRE DECISION FORM07. Revised Documents18 May 2007View
D PITT07. Revised Documents18 May 2007View
PART APPROVED/PART REFUSED07. Revised Documents18 May 2007View
PARISH COUNCILGeneral17 May 2007View
APPROVED-LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan18 Apr 2007View
PART APPROVED/PART REFUSED04. Site/Location Plan18 Apr 2007View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee26 Apr 2007View
HIGHWAYS AGENCY09. Response - Statutory Consultee14 May 2007View
HIGHWAYS AGENCY09. Response - Statutory Consultee4 Jun 2007View
HIGHWAYS AGENCY09. Response - Statutory Consultee7 Jun 2007View
SITE INSPECTION NOTES11. Decision Information21 Jun 2007View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information25 Jun 2007View
199169.pdf12. Decision Notice12 Jun 2007View
199170.pdf12. Decision Notice12 Jun 2007View
THE PLANNING INSPECTORATE31. Appeal Documents24 Aug 2007View
SIGNS SPECIALIST31. Appeal Documents4 Sept 2007View
THE PLANNING INSPECTORATE31. Appeal Documents4 Sept 2007View
THE PLANNING INSPECTORATE31. Appeal Documents10 Sept 2007View
APPEAL SUMMARY31. Appeal Documents24 Oct 2007View
321679.pdf33. Appeal Councils Case11 Oct 2007View
322656.pdfAppeal Decision17 Oct 2007View

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Decision & conditions

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PRE DECISION FORM SITE INSPECTION NOTES DELEGATED DECISION 199169.pdf 199170.pdf 322656.pdf
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