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Orchard Cottages are a set of 6 Victorian Terrace Houses No 6 and No 5 were joined as one property in 2001. Refer to 99/0618/S - 23/3/2001 The Planning Application is to split the dwelling (now known as No6) back to two properties as the present owners intend to sell or let No5

6 Orchard Cottages, The Bight, Charlton, Pershore, WR10 3LF

ApprovalReference: W/11/00733/PNWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
31 Mar 2011
Validated
9 Jun 2011
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Orchard Cottages are a set of 6 Victorian Terrace Houses No 6 and No 5 were joined as one property in 2001. Refer to 99/0618/S - 23/3/2001 The Planning Application is to split the dwelling (now known as No6) back to two properties as the present owners intend to sell or let No5

Proposal details

Reference
W/11/00733/PN
Ward
Fladbury Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Charlton

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Application location

6 Orchard Cottages, The Bight, Charlton, Pershore, WR10 3LF

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
778220.pdf01. Application Form17 Jun 2011View
WATER MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information17 Jun 2011View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT02. Supporting Information17 Jun 2011View
784556.pdf02. Supporting Information20 Jul 2011View
778222.pdf03. Photo17 Jun 2011View
778226.pdf03. Photo17 Jun 2011View
778227.pdf03. Photo17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A4 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A4 SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A3 FRONT ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A3 GROUND FLOOR PLAN04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A3 FIRST FLOOR PLAN04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
APPROVED A3 SECOND FLOOR PLAN04. Site/Location Plan17 Jun 2011View
ENGINEERS09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 Jul 2011View
PARISH COUNCIL SDR09. Response - Statutory Consultee19 Jul 2011View
ENVIRONMENT AGENCY09. Response - Statutory Consultee19 Jul 2011View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information20 Jul 2011View
783881.pdf12. Decision Notice18 Jul 2011View

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Decision & conditions

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DELEGATED DECISION 783881.pdf
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