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Lawful development certificate (existing) in relation to use of the building to the rear of Plumfield for incidental domestic purposes for a period of at least 10 years.

Plumfield, Norchard Lane, Peopleton, Pershore, WR10 2ED

CertifiedReference: W/15/02274/LUEWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Certified
Application type
Certificate of Lawfulness Existing
Received
2 Sept 2015
Validated
6 Oct 2015
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Lawful development certificate (existing) in relation to use of the building to the rear of Plumfield for incidental domestic purposes for a period of at least 10 years.

Proposal details

Reference
W/15/02274/LUE
Ward
Upton Snodsbury Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Peopleton

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Application location

Plumfield, Norchard Lane, Peopleton, Pershore, WR10 2ED

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Documents 24 of 24

DocumentPublishedAction
1109440.pdf01. Application Form12 Oct 2015View
SUPPORTING STATEMENT02. Supporting Information12 Oct 2015View
CONSULTEE LIST AS AT 20.10.1502. Supporting Information20 Oct 2015View
COVER LETTER FOR LOCATION PLAN02. Supporting Information2 Dec 2015View
1164810.pdf02. Supporting Information26 Jul 2016View
LES BAILEY08. Response - Neighbour and Other10 Nov 2015View
ALAN AND SHEILA GEORGE08. Response - Neighbour and Other10 Nov 2015View
I WINNARD08. Response - Neighbour and Other10 Nov 2015View
MR AND MRS DEXTER08. Response - Neighbour and Other10 Nov 2015View
NIGEL CLAY08. Response - Neighbour and Other17 Nov 2015View
MARK SKILLING08. Response - Neighbour and Other19 Nov 2015View
L BREWER VS08. Response - Neighbour and Other20 Nov 2015View
JOHN COUPLAND08. Response - Neighbour and Other23 Nov 2015View
STATUTORY DECLARATION J HAUGHTEY VS08. Response - Neighbour and Other24 Nov 2015View
LAWRENCE AND PIA BREWER08. Response - Neighbour and Other24 Nov 2015View
L & P BREWER08. Response - Neighbour and Other26 Nov 2015View
STAT DECLARATION OF IAN RICHARD HARRY WINNARD VS08. Response - Neighbour and Other24 Dec 2015View
ALAN GEORGE08. Response - Neighbour and Other30 Dec 2015View
MR J SOULSBY08. Response - Neighbour and Other5 Jan 2016View
ALAN GEOGRE08. Response - Neighbour and Other5 Jan 2016View
LAWRENXE BREWER VS08. Response - Neighbour and Other16 Mar 2016View
PEOPLETON PARISH COUNCIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee17 Nov 2015View
PEOPLETON PARISH COUNCIL EMAIL09. Response - Statutory Consultee17 Nov 2015View
1164811.pdf12. Decision Notice26 Jul 2016View

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Decision & conditions

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1164811.pdf
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