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Change of use of garden shed to business use for car seat re-trimming and light upholstery, including covered storage area (retrospective)

5 Porter Cottages, Main Road, Little Comberton, Pershore, WR10 3HF

ApprovalReference: W/15/00728/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Change of use
Received
18 Mar 2015
Validated
31 Mar 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Change of use of garden shed to business use for car seat re-trimming and light upholstery, including covered storage area (retrospective)

Proposal details

Reference
W/15/00728/CU
Ward
Elmley Castle and Somerville Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Little Comberton
Agent
Mr A Weaver

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Application location

5 Porter Cottages, Main Road, Little Comberton, Pershore, WR10 3HF

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Documents 21 of 21

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1069728.pdf01. Application Form9 Apr 2015View
WATER MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information9 Apr 2015View
1078939.pdf02. Supporting Information19 May 2015View
AMENDED PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATION07. Revised Documents21 Apr 2015View
AMENDED PROPOSED FLOOR PLAN07. Revised Documents21 Apr 2015View
AMENDED PROPOSED REAR ELEVATION07. Revised Documents21 Apr 2015View
AMENDED PROPOSED FRONT ELEVATION07. Revised Documents21 Apr 2015View
AMENDED LOCATION AND BLOCK PLAN07. Revised Documents21 Apr 2015View
EXISTING ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
EXISTING FRONT VIEW ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
EXISTING ELEVATION SHOWING FELT ROOF04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
EXISTING ELEVATION SIDE VIEW BOARDING FENCE04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
EXISTING FLOOR PLAN04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
A4 SITE PLAN SHOWING CAR PARKING SPACES04. Site/Location Plan9 Apr 2015View
NATURAL ENGLAND09. Response - Statutory Consultee17 Apr 2015View
HERITAGE CONSULTATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee30 Apr 2015View
LITTLE COMBERTON PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee1 May 2015View
WORCESTERSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee7 May 2015View
OFFICERS DELEGATED REPORT11. Decision Information18 May 2015View
DRAFT REPORT11. Decision Information18 May 2015View
1078746.pdf12. Decision Notice18 May 2015View

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1078746.pdf
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