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Non-illuminated acrylic pump sign (8no.) & non-illuminated acrylic Koala hanging sign (4no.) & illuminated acrylic Wave sign (4no.).

Hartlebury Service Station, Crown Lane, Waresley, Hartlebury, Stourport on Severn, DY11 7XP

ApprovalReference: W/15/00960/AAWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Advertisement
Received
14 Apr 2015
Validated
23 Apr 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Non-illuminated acrylic pump sign (8no.) & non-illuminated acrylic Koala hanging sign (4no.) & illuminated acrylic Wave sign (4no.).

Proposal details

Reference
W/15/00960/AA
Ward
Hartlebury Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Hartlebury
Agent
Miss Harding, Allan B. Matthews ARIBA

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Application location

Hartlebury Service Station, Crown Lane, Waresley, Hartlebury, Stourport on Severn, DY11 7XP

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1074779.pdf01. Application Form29 Apr 2015View
LIGHTING ASSESSMENT02. Supporting Information29 Apr 2015View
COVERING LETTER02. Supporting Information29 Apr 2015View
ADVERT02. Supporting Information1 May 2015View
1081865.pdf02. Supporting Information2 Jun 2015View
A4 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A3 06 BLOCK PLAN04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A1 01 SITE LAYOUT AS EXISTING04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A1 02 SITE LAYOUT AS PROPOSED04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A1 03 SITE ELEVATIONS AS EXISTING04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A1 04 SITE ELEVATIONS AS PROPOSED04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A3 07 SIGNAGE DETAILS04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
A3 WAVE SPREADER04. Site/Location Plan29 Apr 2015View
WORCS REGULATORY SERVICES09. Response - Statutory Consultee29 Apr 2015View
PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee5 May 2015View
PC COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee8 May 2015View
HIGHWAYS COMMENTS09. Response - Statutory Consultee26 May 2015View
DRAFT DECISION NOTES11. Decision Information1 Jun 2015View
DELEGATED DECISION NOTES11. Decision Information1 Jun 2015View
1081213.pdf12. Decision Notice1 Jun 2015View

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Approval
DRAFT DECISION NOTES DELEGATED DECISION NOTES 1081213.pdf
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