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Take down existing extension and conservatory at back of house. Replace with double storey extension and loft conversion.

30 Pershore Road, Evesham, WR11 2PG

WithdrawnReference: W/16/01889/PPWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Withdrawn
Application type
Householder Planning
Received
29 Jul 2016
Validated
11 Aug 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Take down existing extension and conservatory at back of house. Replace with double storey extension and loft conversion.

Proposal details

Reference
W/16/01889/PP
Ward
Great Hampton Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham

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Application location

30 Pershore Road, Evesham, WR11 2PG

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1169267.pdf01. Application Form16 Aug 2016View
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE02. Supporting Information16 Aug 2016View
WATER MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information16 Aug 2016View
BAT SURVEY REPORT02. Supporting Information16 Aug 2016View
PRESS NOTICE02. Supporting Information15 Sept 2016View
1181390.pdf02. Supporting Information19 Oct 2016View
REAR VIEW03. Photo16 Aug 2016View
REAR VIEW FROM WINDOW03. Photo16 Aug 2016View
A4 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
A1 PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
A1 SECTION AA04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
EXISTING FIRST FLOOR PLANS04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
EXISTING GROUND FLOOR PLANS04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
EXISTING REAR ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
EXISTING SIDE ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
LOCATION MAP04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
A4 SITE PLAN04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
A4 PROPOSED SIDE ELEVATION04. Site/Location Plan16 Aug 2016View
EVESHAM TOWN COUNCIL08. Response - Neighbour and Other14 Sept 2016View
HISTORIC ENGLAND09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Aug 2016View
LANDSCAPE09. Response - Statutory Consultee23 Aug 2016View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee24 Aug 2016View
HERITAGE09. Response - Statutory Consultee30 Aug 2016View
WITHDRAWN EMAIL12. Decision Notice19 Oct 2016View

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