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Retrospective application for change of use for existing adjoining amenity land to domestic/residential use & erection of new boundary fence to same area.

77 Digby Road, Evesham, WR11 1BW

RefusalReference: W/15/00607/CUWychavon District Council

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  1. Application Received Date

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  2. Application Valid Date

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  3. Consultation Start Date

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  4. Consultation End

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  5. Committee Date (if applicable)

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  6. Decision Date

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Application summary

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

Application overview

Retrospective application for change of use for existing adjoining amenity land to domestic/residential use & erection of new boundary fence to same area.

Proposal details

Reference
W/15/00607/CU
Ward
Evesham South Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham
Agent
Mr D Sutton

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Application location

77 Digby Road, Evesham, WR11 1BW

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Documents 22 of 22

DocumentPublishedAction
1064115.pdf01. Application Form13 Mar 2015View
CONSULTEE LIST01. Application Form13 Mar 2015View
A3 066 VB04 LOCATION & BLOCK PLANS04. Site/Location Plan13 Mar 2015View
A3 066 VB03 SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan13 Mar 2015View
A3 066 VB01 EXISTING ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan13 Mar 2015View
A3 066 VB02 PROPOSED ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan13 Mar 2015View
ANON08. Response - Neighbour and Other2 Apr 2015View
EXTENSION OF TIME08. Response - Neighbour and Other30 Apr 2015View
MR & MRS BIVONA MK08. Response - Neighbour and Other18 May 2015View
WYCHAVON PROPERTY SERVICES09. Response - Statutory Consultee2 Apr 2015View
EVESHAM TOWN COUNCIL COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee7 Apr 2015View
1078876.docx10. Committee Documents19 May 2015View
COMMITTEE UPDATES10. Committee Documents27 May 2015View
1081724.pdf12. Decision Notice2 Jun 2015View
1099899.pdf31. Appeal Documents24 Aug 2015View
PINS START DATE LETTER31. Appeal Documents6 Nov 2015View
1115735.pdf31. Appeal Documents13 Nov 2015View
FINAL COMMENTS31. Appeal Documents18 Jan 2016View
FINAL COMMENTS COVERING LETTER31. Appeal Documents18 Jan 2016View
COUNCIL'S APPEAL STATEMENT33. Appeal Councils Case11 Dec 2015View
1130732.pdfAppeal Decision2 Feb 2016View
COVERING LETERAppeal Decision2 Feb 2016View

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Decision & conditions

Refusal
1081724.pdf 1130732.pdf COVERING LETER
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