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Variation of condition 14 of planning approval W/10/00166/PN to extend time period for completion of highway works from occupation of 75th dwelling to occupation of 95th dwelling.

7-17 Peewit Road and Houses off Bredon Crescent and, Martin Avenue, Evesham

ApprovalReference: W/12/00068/PNWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
12 Jan 2012
Validated
16 Jan 2012
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Variation of condition 14 of planning approval W/10/00166/PN to extend time period for completion of highway works from occupation of 75th dwelling to occupation of 95th dwelling.

Proposal details

Reference
W/12/00068/PN
Ward
Great Hampton Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham

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Application location

7-17 Peewit Road and Houses off Bredon Crescent and, Martin Avenue, Evesham

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Documents 18 of 18

DocumentPublishedAction
820834.pdf01. Application Form20 Jan 2012View
COMMITTEE PRESENTATION01. Application Form12 Apr 2012View
SUPPLEMENTARY TRANSPORT IMPACT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information20 Jan 2012View
JULIAN LEE02. Supporting Information20 Jan 2012View
836253.pdf02. Supporting Information2 Apr 2012View
RAMBLERS' ASSOCIATION - WORCS. AREAGeneral26 Jan 2012View
SEVERN TRENT WATER JCE08. Response - Neighbour and Other31 Jan 2012View
EMAIL FROM AGENT08. Response - Neighbour and Other23 Feb 2012View
EMAIL FROM AGENT (ATTACHMENT)08. Response - Neighbour and Other23 Feb 2012View
EMAIL FROM AGENT (ATTACHMENT)08. Response - Neighbour and Other23 Feb 2012View
BIODIVERSITY COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee13 Feb 2012View
HIGHWAYS COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee15 Feb 2012View
EVESHAM PARISH COUNCIL JCE09. Response - Statutory Consultee16 Feb 2012View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee24 Feb 2012View
HIGHWAYS COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee13 Mar 2012View
833295.doc10. Committee Documents20 Mar 2012View
UPDATES10. Committee Documents28 Mar 2012View
835782.pdf12. Decision Notice30 Mar 2012View

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