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Existing 20th century windows to be replaced with new windows existing doors to be replaced with new door and roof covering to stables

Abberton Hall, Abberton Lane, Abberton, Pershore, WR10 2NR

ApprovalReference: W/14/00963/LBWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Listed Building Consent
Received
6 May 2014
Validated
28 May 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Existing 20th century windows to be replaced with new windows existing doors to be replaced with new door and roof covering to stables

Proposal details

Reference
W/14/00963/LB
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Abberton
Agent
Mr J Goom, John C Goom Architects

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Application location

Abberton Hall, Abberton Lane, Abberton, Pershore, WR10 2NR

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
1004099.pdf01. Application Form5 Jun 2014View
DESIGN AND ACCESS & ASSESSMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE02. Supporting Information5 Jun 2014View
PRESS ADVERT02. Supporting Information12 Jun 2014View
1015756.pdf02. Supporting Information31 Jul 2014View
23/06/201403. Photo23 Jun 2014View
A3 - 330/D10 - WINDOW DETAILS04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A3 - 330/D11 - STABLE DOOR DETAILS04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/P11 - SOUTH ELEVATION OF HOUSE04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A2 - 330/G13 - EAST ELEVATION OF MAIN BUILDING04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/G14 - WEST ELEVATION OF MAIN HOUSE04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A2 - 330/G15 - PROPOSED SOUTH ELEVATION OF APARTMENT04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A2 - 330/G16 - PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN OF THE STABLES04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A3 - 330/S1 - LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/S2A - KEY PLAN04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/S11 - SOUTH ELEVATION MAIN HOUSE04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/S12 - WEST ELEVATION MAIN HOUSE04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A1 - 330/S13 - SOUTH ELEVATION OF APARTMENT04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A2 - 330/S14 - EAST ELEVATION MAIN BUILDING04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
A2 - 330/S15 - EXISTING FLOOR PLAN OF STABLES04. Site/Location Plan5 Jun 2014View
DRAFT11. Decision Information4 Jul 2014View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information4 Jul 2014View
1009796.pdf12. Decision Notice4 Jul 2014View

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DRAFT DELEGATED DECISION 1009796.pdf
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