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Conversion of existing cattle shelter to form office together with associated works

Morton Spiert Farm, Abbots Morton Road, Abbots Morton, Worcester, WR7 4NA

ApprovalReference: W/14/02570/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Change of use
Received
14 Nov 2014
Validated
24 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Conversion of existing cattle shelter to form office together with associated works

Proposal details

Reference
W/14/02570/CU
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Abbots Morton
Agent
Mr M Wildish, ArchiWildish

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Application location

Morton Spiert Farm, Abbots Morton Road, Abbots Morton, Worcester, WR7 4NA

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1042673.pdf01. Application Form27 Nov 2014View
BAT SURVEY02. Supporting Information27 Nov 2014View
DESIGN & ACCESS02. Supporting Information27 Nov 2014View
PRESS ADVERT02. Supporting Information4 Dec 2014View
1059579.pdf02. Supporting Information19 Feb 2015View
14-006 LOCATION PLAN_EDITED-104. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
14-007 - 01 EXISTING PLANS04. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
14-007 - 02 EXISTING SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
14-007 - 03 PROPOSED PLANS04. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
14-007 - 04 PROPOSED SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
14-007- ENERGY STATEMENT04. Site/Location Plan27 Nov 2014View
UPDATED BAT SURVEY REPORT08. Response - Neighbour and Other20 Jan 2015View
MARK WILDISH MCIAT08. Response - Neighbour and Other20 Jan 2015View
FRA08. Response - Neighbour and Other5 Feb 2015View
PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee15 Dec 2014View
HERITAGE CONSULTATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Dec 2014View
RAMBLERS ASSOCIATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee19 Jan 2015View
ENGINEERS COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 Feb 2015View
NATURAL HERITAGE OFFICER COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee10 Feb 2015View
HIGHWAYS COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee10 Feb 2015View
DELEGATED DECISION11. Decision Information16 Feb 2015View
DRAFT DECISION11. Decision Information16 Feb 2015View
1058487.pdf12. Decision Notice16 Feb 2015View

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DELEGATED DECISION DRAFT DECISION 1058487.pdf
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