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Reducing height of leaning brick garden wall. Adding two brick buttresses.

Friends Meeting House, Cowl Street, Evesham, WR11 4PL

ApprovalReference: W/09/01930/PNWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
12 Aug 2009
Validated
16 Nov 2009
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Reducing height of leaning brick garden wall. Adding two brick buttresses.

Proposal details

Reference
W/09/01930/PN
Ward
Bengeworth Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham
Agent
Mr A Baxter, Consulting Engineer

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Application location

Friends Meeting House, Cowl Street, Evesham, WR11 4PL

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Documents 22 of 22

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637142.pdf01. Application Form2 Sept 2009View
DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS01. Application Form11 Mar 2010View
PRE DECISION FORM07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
ANDREW BAXTER07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
BRE GOOD BUILDING GUIDE07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
BRICKWORK EXAMPLE07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
APPROVED LOCATION PLAN REV A07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
APPROVED BLOCK PLAN REV A07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
APPROVED AREA PLAN REV A07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
CERTIFICATE07. Revised Documents24 Nov 2009View
APPROVED GARDEN WALL04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2009View
APPROVED GARDEN WALL04. Site/Location Plan2 Sept 2009View
WDC05-APPROVED04. Site/Location Plan14 Jan 2010View
DISCHARGE OF CONDITIONS08. Response - Neighbour and Other1 Jun 2010View
EVE TC VS09. Response - Statutory Consultee21 Sept 2009View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee24 Sept 2009View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee8 Oct 2009View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee7 Dec 2009View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee10 Dec 2009View
SITE INSPECTION NOTES11. Decision Information14 Jan 2010View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information14 Jan 2010View
657224.pdf12. Decision Notice11 Jan 2010View

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Decision & conditions

Approval
PRE DECISION FORM SITE INSPECTION NOTES DELEGATED DECISION 657224.pdf
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