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Demolition of old building and construction of 3 no. terraced houses.

Oakham Engineering, Three Cocks Lane, Offenham, Evesham, WR11 8RY

WithdrawnReference: W/09/00474/PNWychavon District Council

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  5. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
27 Feb 2009
Validated
31 Mar 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Demolition of old building and construction of 3 no. terraced houses.

Proposal details

Reference
W/09/00474/PN
Ward
Bretforton and Offenham Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Offenham
Agent
Mr R Mumford, Timothy Lea & Griffiths

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Application location

Oakham Engineering, Three Cocks Lane, Offenham, Evesham, WR11 8RY

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612056.pdf01. Application Form6 Apr 2009View
ADDITIONAL CONSULTEE LIST01. Application Form14 Apr 2009View
PHASE 1 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK02. Supporting Information15 May 2009View
612057.pdf03. Photo6 Apr 2009View
ANNIE COLEGeneral21 Apr 2009View
MR & MRS DJ MORGANGeneral22 Apr 2009View
ONLINE COMMENT: OBJECT TO PROPOSAL FOR APPLICATION W/09/00474/PNGeneral23 Apr 2009View
ONLINE COMMENT: GENERAL OBSERVATION FOR APPLICATION W/09/00474/PNGeneral27 Apr 2009View
LOCATION04. Site/Location Plan6 Apr 2009View
SURVEY OF EXISTING 1858/0404. Site/Location Plan6 Apr 2009View
1ST FLOOR & ELEVS 1858/0304. Site/Location Plan6 Apr 2009View
SITE PLAN 1858/01A04. Site/Location Plan6 Apr 2009View
SITE PLAN 1858/0204. Site/Location Plan6 Apr 2009View
TO MR MUMFORD08. Response - Neighbour and Other30 Apr 2009View
FISHER GERMAN SDR08. Response - Neighbour and Other8 Sept 2009View
TO MR MUMFORD08. Response - Neighbour and Other1 Sept 2009View
P HARRIS-SDR09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Apr 2009View
ENGINEERS09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Apr 2009View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Apr 2009View
LANDSCAPE09. Response - Statutory Consultee28 Apr 2009View
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH09. Response - Statutory Consultee5 May 2009View
ECONOMIC DEV.09. Response - Statutory Consultee27 May 2009View
SITE INSPECTION11. Decision Information28 May 2009View
WITHDRAWN12. Decision Notice1 Jun 2009View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
SITE INSPECTION WITHDRAWN
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