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Private gypsy caravan site not in accordance with condition 2 of planning permission W/13/00714/CU to allow the provision of a total of 9 caravans.

Mount Pleasant Mobile Home Park, Mount Pleasant Lane, Crossway Green

WithdrawnReference: W/14/01763/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Change of use
Received
5 Aug 2014
Validated
19 Dec 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Private gypsy caravan site not in accordance with condition 2 of planning permission W/13/00714/CU to allow the provision of a total of 9 caravans.

Proposal details

Reference
W/14/01763/CU
Ward
Ombersley Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Ombersley
Agent
Mr R Taylor, Robert Taylor Associates

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Application location

Mount Pleasant Mobile Home Park, Mount Pleasant Lane, Crossway Green

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Documents 23 of 23

DocumentPublishedAction
1021549.pdf01. Application Form28 Aug 2014View
1047878.pdf01. Application Form23 Dec 2014View
CONSULTATION LIST 31.12.1401. Application Form31 Dec 2014View
STATEMENT OF JUSTIFICATION02. Supporting Information28 Aug 2014View
WATER MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information28 Aug 2014View
DESIGN & ACCESS STATEMENT02. Supporting Information28 Aug 2014View
RESTART CONSULTEE LIST07. Revised Documents23 Dec 2014View
A4 2014-01-01A LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan28 Aug 2014View
A3 2014-01-02 EXISTING SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan28 Aug 2014View
A3 2014-01-03 PROPOSED SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan28 Aug 2014View
A & L NASH08. Response - Neighbour and Other23 Sept 2014View
P & S MILES08. Response - Neighbour and Other24 Sept 2014View
MR & MRS E J JONES08. Response - Neighbour and Other25 Sept 2014View
S & P MILES08. Response - Neighbour and Other30 Sept 2014View
DEREK & DIANA RADCLIFFE08. Response - Neighbour and Other5 Jan 2015View
A C COLE08. Response - Neighbour and Other7 Jan 2015View
MR PHILIP AND MRS SARAH MILES08. Response - Neighbour and Other8 Jan 2015View
ALAN AND LORRAINE NASH08. Response - Neighbour and Other8 Jan 2015View
PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee11 Sept 2014View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee26 Sept 2014View
POLICY09. Response - Statutory Consultee7 Jan 2015View
OMBERSLEY AND DOVERDALE PC COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee14 Jan 2015View
JB AND RJ ROBERTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee14 Jan 2015View

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Decision & conditions

Withdrawn
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