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Proposed splitting of existing residential property into two residential properties with additional two storey rear extension and associated works.

Tythe Barn, Village Green, Inkberrow, Worcester, WR7 4DZ

ApprovalReference: W/13/01315/PNWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Full planning permission
Received
20 Jun 2013
Validated
3 Jul 2013
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Proposed splitting of existing residential property into two residential properties with additional two storey rear extension and associated works.

Proposal details

Reference
W/13/01315/PN
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Inkberrow
Agent
Mrs C Thomas, DJD Architects

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Application location

Tythe Barn, Village Green, Inkberrow, Worcester, WR7 4DZ

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
932469.pdf01. Application Form10 Jul 2013View
PRESS ADVERT 18.07.1301. Application Form18 Jul 2013View
WATER MANAGEMENT02. Supporting Information10 Jul 2013View
DESIGN & ACCESS02. Supporting Information10 Jul 2013View
943975.pdf02. Supporting Information2 Sept 2013View
BAT SURVEY07. Revised Documents7 Aug 2013View
DAVID DAVIS07. Revised Documents4 Sept 2013View
BAT ASSESSMENT07. Revised Documents4 Sept 2013View
A3 2012/K570/S100 LOCATION & BLOCK04. Site/Location Plan10 Jul 2013View
A1 2012/K570/P01 PLANS & ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan10 Jul 2013View
A1 2012/K570/S01 EXISTING PLANS & ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan10 Jul 2013View
CLAIRE THOMAS08. Response - Neighbour and Other7 Aug 2013View
BAT SURVEY, SUGGESTED CONDITIONS08. Response - Neighbour and Other4 Sept 2013View
PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Jul 2013View
PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Jul 2013View
BIODIVERSITY09. Response - Statutory Consultee30 Jul 2013View
ENGINEERS09. Response - Statutory Consultee30 Jul 2013View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee5 Aug 2013View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee15 Aug 2013View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information2 Sept 2013View
943044.pdf12. Decision Notice27 Aug 2013View

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Decision & conditions

Approval
DELEGATED DECISION 943044.pdf
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