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Proposed change of use of premises to HMO type accommodation with associated facilities/ creation of separate entrance to them and A2 office use on ground floor with alteration to internal layout.

Kingfisher, 59 Bridge Street, Evesham, WR11 4SG

ApprovalReference: W/16/01991/CUWychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Approval
Application type
Change of use
Received
11 Aug 2016
Validated
2 Sept 2016
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

Proposed change of use of premises to HMO type accommodation with associated facilities/ creation of separate entrance to them and A2 office use on ground floor with alteration to internal layout.

Proposal details

Reference
W/16/01991/CU
Ward
Bengeworth Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
Evesham
Agent
Mr F Scimeca, ADS Architecture & Design Studio

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Application location

Kingfisher, 59 Bridge Street, Evesham, WR11 4SG

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Documents 19 of 19

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1174469.pdf01. Application Form14 Sept 2016View
WATER MANAGEMENT STATEMENT02. Supporting Information14 Sept 2016View
STATEMENT OF SIGNIFICANCE02. Supporting Information14 Sept 2016View
PLANNING DESIGN, ACCESS STATEMENT & HERITAGE STATEMENT02. Supporting Information14 Sept 2016View
PRESS NOTICE02. Supporting Information15 Sept 2016View
OFFICES03. Photo14 Sept 2016View
OFFICES - SIDE VIEW03. Photo14 Sept 2016View
REVISED FLOOR PLAN07. Revised Documents4 Nov 2016View
A4 LOCATION PLAN04. Site/Location Plan14 Sept 2016View
A3 SURVEY PLANS AND ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan14 Sept 2016View
A1 PROPOSED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS04. Site/Location Plan14 Sept 2016View
MS D STAITE08. Response - Neighbour and Other22 Sept 2016View
EVESHAM TOWN COUNCIL08. Response - Neighbour and Other29 Sept 2016View
CONSERVATION09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Oct 2016View
HIGHWAYS09. Response - Statutory Consultee3 Oct 2016View
BIODIVERSITY09. Response - Statutory Consultee6 Oct 2016View
OFFICER DELEGATED REPORT11. Decision Information24 Nov 2016View
Site Inspection Notes11. Decision Information26 Apr 2017View
DECISION LETTER12. Decision Notice24 Nov 2016View

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Site Inspection Notes DECISION LETTER
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