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Change of use of public house (use class A3) to residential use class C3, demolition of existing storage building and erection of one new dwelling use class C3.

Bird in Hand, Stockwood, Inkberrow, Redditch, B96 6SX

RefusalReference: W/15/00289/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Refusal
Application type
Change of use
Received
3 Feb 2015
Validated
12 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Change of use of public house (use class A3) to residential use class C3, demolition of existing storage building and erection of one new dwelling use class C3.

Proposal details

Reference
W/15/00289/CU
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Stock and Bradley
Agent
Mr J Hallam, John Hallam Associates

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Application location

Bird in Hand, Stockwood, Inkberrow, Redditch, B96 6SX

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1065181.pdf01. Application Form18 Mar 2015View
DESIGN AND ACCESS STATEMENT02. Supporting Information18 Mar 2015View
WATER MANAGEMENT, DESIGN + ACCESS AND PLANNING STATEMENTS02. Supporting Information18 Mar 2015View
ADVERT02. Supporting Information23 Mar 2015View
CONSULTEE LIST02. Supporting Information2 Apr 2015View
1077867.pdf02. Supporting Information13 May 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-01 EXISTING GROUND & FIRST FLOOR PLANS04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-02 EXISTING ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-03 A SITE, BLOCK & LOCATION PLANS04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-04 PROPOSED GROUND & FIRST FLOOR PLANS04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-05 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS & GARAGE BLOCK04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
A1 SJF 214627-06 FLOOR PLANS AND ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan18 Mar 2015View
HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT09. Response - Statutory Consultee30 Mar 2015View
LANDSCAPE & NATURAL HERITAGE OFFICER09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 May 2015View
OFFICERS DELEGATED REPORT11. Decision Information7 May 2015View
DRAFT REPORT11. Decision Information7 May 2015View
OFFICERS DELIGATED REPORT11. Decision Information11 Dec 2015View
1076398.pdf12. Decision Notice7 May 2015View

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Decision & conditions

Refusal
1076398.pdf
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