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Change of Use (retrospective) to retain farm access road, retention of storage area plus new fencing, parking of non agricultural vehicles and use of part of farm office by others.

Lybrook Farm, Snowshill Road, Broadway, WR12 7JS

WithdrawnReference: W/10/00745/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Change of use
Received
6 Apr 2010
Validated
30 Apr 2010
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Change of Use (retrospective) to retain farm access road, retention of storage area plus new fencing, parking of non agricultural vehicles and use of part of farm office by others.

Proposal details

Reference
W/10/00745/CU
Ward
Broadway and Wickhamford Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Broadway
Agent
Mr M Podd, Geo. Foster (Contractors Ltd)

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Application location

Lybrook Farm, Snowshill Road, Broadway, WR12 7JS

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Documents 19 of 19

DocumentPublishedAction
686010.pdf01. Application Form12 May 2010View
RESCANNED01. Application Form14 May 2010View
PRESS ADVERTS02. Supporting Information1 Jun 2010View
GEO FOSTER02. Supporting Information7 Jul 2010View
COTSWOLDS CONSERVATION BOARDGeneral12 May 2010View
LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan12 May 2010View
LAYOUT PLAN 9275.0104. Site/Location Plan12 May 2010View
FOSTER-GG*08. Response - Neighbour and Other25 Jun 2010View
A KNIGHT-GG09. Response - Statutory Consultee1 Jun 2010View
M UFFINDELL-GG09. Response - Statutory Consultee1 Jun 2010View
BIODIVERSITY09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Jun 2010View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Jun 2010View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Jun 2010View
LANDSCAPE09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Jun 2010View
PARISH COUNCIL GG09. Response - Statutory Consultee4 Jun 2010View
MRS HOLLINSHEAD GG09. Response - Statutory Consultee4 Jun 2010View
SITE INSPECTION NOTES11. Decision Information8 Jul 2010View
WITHDRAWN LETTER12. Decision Notice6 Jul 2010View
WITHDRAWN - GG12. Decision Notice7 Jul 2010View

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Decision & conditions

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SITE INSPECTION NOTES WITHDRAWN LETTER WITHDRAWN - GG
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