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Application for Certificate of Lawfulness - laying of stone surfaced (hardcore beneath) private way access 3.5 metre in width, 35m in length adjacent to existing industrial buildings in order to provide rear vehicular access.

Home Farm, Manor Lane, Bredons Norton, Tewkesbury, GL20 7EZ

RefusalReference: W/14/02617/LUPWychavon District Council

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Application timeline

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Decision Date

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Application summary

Status
Refusal
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness of proposed use
Received
20 Nov 2014
Validated
20 Nov 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Application for Certificate of Lawfulness - laying of stone surfaced (hardcore beneath) private way access 3.5 metre in width, 35m in length adjacent to existing industrial buildings in order to provide rear vehicular access.

Proposal details

Reference
W/14/02617/LUP
Ward
Bredon Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Bredon's Norton
Agent
Mr R Jolly, EJ Planning Ltd.

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Application location

Home Farm, Manor Lane, Bredons Norton, Tewkesbury, GL20 7EZ

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Documents 21 of 21

DocumentPublishedAction
1041923.pdf01. Application Form25 Nov 2014View
SUPPORTING REASONS02. Supporting Information25 Nov 2014View
A4 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan25 Nov 2014View
A4 TREE PLANTING04. Site/Location Plan25 Nov 2014View
MR & MRS D BOOTH08. Response - Neighbour and Other16 Dec 2014View
LETTER FROM PLANNING OFFICER TO PINS08. Response - Neighbour and Other15 Apr 2015View
1048166.pdf12. Decision Notice23 Dec 2014View
1061620.pdf30. Appeal Application Form2 Mar 2015View
1062178.doc31. Appeal Documents4 Mar 2015View
LETTER FROM AGENT31. Appeal Documents30 Mar 2015View
EMAIL FROM HIGHWAYS31. Appeal Documents30 Mar 2015View
COVERIG LETTER - THIRD PARTY CORRESPONDENCE31. Appeal Documents7 Apr 2015View
THIRD PARTY CORRESPONDENCE31. Appeal Documents7 Apr 2015View
THIRD PARTY CORRESPONDENCE ER31. Appeal Documents8 Apr 2015View
PINS COVERING LETTER FOR FINAL COMMENTS31. Appeal Documents24 Apr 2015View
FINAL COMMENTS31. Appeal Documents24 Apr 2015View
FINAL COMMENTS ER31. Appeal Documents28 Apr 2015View
SITE VISIT & INSPECTOR DETAILS31. Appeal Documents4 Aug 2015View
APPEAL START DATE31. Appeal Documents27 Feb 2015View
1102893.pdfAppeal Decision9 Sept 2015View
COVERING LETTERAppeal Decision9 Sept 2015View

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Decision & conditions

Refusal
1048166.pdf 1102893.pdf COVERING LETTER
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